The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-30

Friday afternoon was held the last
meeting Of the Ladies Literary club in
the clubhouse which has served as a
meeting place for the past twenty
years. The programme was one of spe.
cial interest TO those who have taken
up matters OF law and progress in po-
showed herself mistress of splendid
fund Of information in regard to "The
Legal Status of Women in Utah. and
told Of some of the laws which, while
better than those OF many other states,
are not by any means free from criti-
cism. Mrs. Elizabeth Cohen told in a
most lucid way Of some Of the "Recent
Political Experiments in Oregon, -
speaking especially Of the recall system
and showing how experiments must
bring at least some mistakes In order
to work out for progres. The music of
the afternoon was an especially pleas
ing feature. Mrs. ]; W. Afford delentt,
ed the members and their friends with
two songs, HAbsent' and "The Maid
n's Song" and Mrs. A. II. Peabody
PLAYED a beautiful caprice by Bass,
The Ladies Aid society of the First
PRESBYTERIAN church will hold the reg
ular monthly meeting in the church par
lors ON Tuesday. Luncheon will be
served at 1890 and the meeting VIII
be devoted to the annual elctIon OF Oh
ficers. 1;+-
erary club will meet Monday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Howard stowe IL
Federal Heights. The section Will con
time the reading of "The Divine Com
edvO and in addition will transact some
importaut business, including the elec-
ton Of officers for next year
The main point of interest with the the
local club women Just at present 10 rhe
opening of the new home OF the Ladiee
l Literary club. Only ten days remain
before the place will be turned over IN .
its completed form for occupancy, anu
il Is confidently hoped that the meet,
ING OF April II will be held within its
IT, The first programme will be A
Dav With the Old Home Dramatic
Club, - and it will be under the man
aaement Of Mrs, Eugene b, Palmer
The most interesting thing, however
IN connection with its public opening
will be the presentation of Mrs. Pai
NOR, nlay. stThe Best Seller, whIct
She has lust completed. in colaborati3I d
with Mrs Morris j., RitchIe, Mrs. =; Z
Richards. Mrs. c. G. Pmmmer ana W.T.
w y. k1Ser, ana WHICH mi'' ~
duced by Che members of the dramati'
section at matinee and evening per
formance in the clubhouse, Ihe plal
is classed as spectacular fantasy.
and will make an especially neautli u
production, Among those who Will TAX
mart in it are Mrs. William Drew, M RS
Richards Mrs. Plummer. Miss Lila MA,
Eaton Mrs. A. S. Bower, Mrs. W:
Adams Mrs. Hobart Handy, Miss Max
we'll Miss Eliza Dey, Miss kate Groo %
Mrs Louis D. Gordon. Mrs. w a: Wet
zeu, Mrs. Frank Larson, Mrs. w, J.
Kiser. Mrs. Harry Blntz, Mrs. w. q
Shonllv. Miss Margaret Clark and MIS-
Emma Cullen,
One of the interesting features II
connection with the opening or inc heh
clubhouse for the Ladies LITERARY cIul
will be the presentation OF chair 3o
the president from Mrs, Eugene Is. pal
mcr as a memorial for her mother, Mrs
Jonathan C. Royle, tho clubs firs
president. The chair Is now being iln
isbed by a wood carver Of unus'ial apii
ity 1t was designed by j. Edgar Liv
inpston and Is made Of solid quarter
sawed oak, which will be finished i
fumcd onk to match the other FURNISH
inpg. tt will show the coat OF arms o
the Kirtlev family, Mrs, Royle g maid
on name. in the back, and will shoV
lbesides thjs beautiful conventionaliHe'
design of oak leaves. The chair is t.
be ready FOR presentation on the da,
of the first meeting in tho clubhouse
| Anril II