The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-11

chairman; Mrs. II. X. Kingender.
| critic.
chairman; Mrs. Edward Rosenbaam. % .
siss5siasF issasaasE Mrs MRS n B G G Ssannss GS%ms
! critic.
Tourist section--Mrs. r. l.. Oswald.
chairman; Mrs. Lafayette Hanchett.
! assistant chairman: Mrs. Samuel \.
kng, secretary; Mrs. j. l.. Franken.
Music sectIon--Chairsnan Mrs
Peabody; vice chairman, Mrs. G. c.
Daily secretary: Mrs. A. p. Stone:
urer, Mrs: J, c. Hanchett librarian.
Mrs. a; McNitt; chorus director. Mrs.
The local society Of the Daughters
Of the Revolution has issued it's year
book for the coming year. the pro-
gramme extending from April until the
following March, instead of as most
clubs or societies have them. from Sep
tember through tho winter months.
The programme is as follows:
APRIL.
Colonial literature; Magazines and
Papers" Mrs Emmeline Il. Wells; "se-
| lections-Poor Richards Almanac" Mrs.
| Elizabeth r. Pratt.
ings," Mrs Lucy Clark: Homes Mrs
Elizabeth, r. Wright; Patriotic Poems. IS
Miss Catherine Wells.
| JUNE.
| Flag day celebra tion.
! SEPTEMBER
Historical Pottery" Mrs. Phebe Y.
Beatie: Cutlery and Silver" Mrs. En-
lly Y; Clawson. Patriotic Poems" Mrs,
| Isabelle w. Sears.
|
Colonial Chairs and Tables" Mrs.
Clarissa Y. Spencer; Pictures. Floor
| COVERINGS and Draperies," Mrs, Mary
E. r. Webber -Four Posters and Coun-
terpanes.' Mrs. Maria Y. Dougal.
NOVEMBER
"coIonial Danes and Good Wives"
Mrs. julia A, F. Lund; Poems. Women
Authors" Mrs. Clarissa S. Williams.
JANUARY,
The Capital City, I'm Colonial Days"
Mrs. Julia P. NJ Farnswor,h: Wash
ington OF Today" Mrs Emily C. Wiley
FEBRUARY
Patriotic programme under direction Of
Junior Sons and Daughters.
MARCH.
Election of officers
gent Mrs. Emily c. Wiley: first vice
regent. Mrs. Julia p. NJ. Farnsworth; ;
second vice regent, Mrs, Elizabeth r.
incline Cannon; assistant recording sec
retary Miss Catherine Wells, corre-
IIPPodnnding IPdn,iI secretary, Mrs Clarissa s.
resstTaf Mrs MIS- Habeth En5fsa R
Pratt; historian, Mrs. Elizabeth s. Cart
wright; chaplain Mrs. Emmeline B.
Wells; director OF Junior Sons and
press committee, Mrs, Lucy Clark. pro-
Gramme committee, Mrs Elizabeth s.
Cartwright, Miss Abbie II, Wells, Mrs.
Alice Merrill Horne.
The last meeting Of the season of
the Monday Night Literary club, which
was the social evening, was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. It. McCanne
A comprehensive musical programme
was rendered, being exclusively selec-
tions from the American composer. Ed
ward Mcdowell. Miss Elizabeth
Messmore gave brief review Of the life
and work of the composer, which was
followed by two instrumental selec-
tons rendered by Miss Flora McCannc.
William Howard Tibbals sang two of
MacDowell's IS pieces, after which Miss
Alberta McCanne recited number of
Paul Laurence Dunbar's cclored folks
sketches. A feature Of the evening
was a guessing contest from illustra-
tions and pantomime presentations of
number Of late operas. Refreshments
were served, and the affairs Of tho
club were turned over to the incoming
officers for next year:
The Ladies Literary club closed it's
years work on Friday with the an
nual business meeting at which the
officers for the coming year were put
in office. The officers are Mrs. w.
F. Adams, president; Mrs, A. H. Pea
body, first vice president; Mrs. J. G.
Hanchett, second vice president; Mrs.
Mrs. A. T. McCanno, recording secre.
tary; Mrs. E. D. Stubbins, treasurer;
Mrs. Fl. K. Klingender, librarian; Mrs.
j ohm Cain. critic; Mrs. w. j. Shealy.
historian; Mrs. F.. B. Critchlow. Mrs,
f, l.. Parker and Mrs. L. II Farms
worth, directors. At the close of tho
meetings the entertainment committee,
under Mrs, Parker. served tea and dur
ing the meeting of the afternoon the
members listened to the reports of the
various officers covering tho year just
ended
The history section of the Ladies
club has closed its year of
work, having completed a study Of !
American history in the colonial period |
which was quite comprehensive The |
same line of study will be continued
during the coming year under the same
able chairman, Mrs. z. o. Leatherwood. |
NJ Meantime the section has appointed a |
to make preparations for an |
Of some kind in the near
future, the members Of which are Mrs. |
Glenn R. Boutwell,, Mrs. e. A. Green
wood and Mrs. McOwne.
The Spirit Of Liberty chapter, Daugh.
ters Of the American Revolution. held |
their annual meeting Thusday after
noon, when the reports Of officers were
heard and the following officers elected