The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05

4 thu officers oil the league "h
|, el,d TO send for apparel Dur
4. psst year 723 new or used al
d clothing were distributed, al
tSh we're sent out clean and III OK
condition. 0ncc a week all tn
4, al the station is fumigated t.
Il any possibility of spreadln;
~ the past year tho disburse
tcl.led Sl940,4l.
tull detailed report of the elev
Eunial convention Of the Gen
FEDERATION Of Women S clubs II
uries having reached the ot1icial
heal state federation. The repor
.everal hundred pages and EN-
all the doings Of the big ter
rscting last June and July. L
napiled and published by Mrs
rLWood of Portsmouth, n. II. 1t:
aiion has been delayed on account
.tss in the family Of the secre
In was TO have been issued las
Eber The big book, two inches
Is complete history of the do
h the whole convention. contain
dides each days minutes, the re
Of Standing committees, of spe
srmittees and of individuals, the
Is Of welcome and the speeches
la various subjects.
coming of Miss Roberta Fletcher
,insnt speaker ou the Montessor!
,ls 10 give n series of lectures
IS really quite a triumph for the
E' congress and the Froebcl so
tbe two organizations which
IN Der here. Miss Fletcher is re
y Is one of the foremost educators
srhington, and she has been very
u demand as a lecturer on and
r.1ator Of the new ideas put forth
;. renowned Italian teacher. Miss
ee will besides delivering the
fixtures announced, give a demon
y at Rowland hall for parents
es at the Lafayette school foI
Lulu L. Shepard addressed the
w Night Literary club last Mon
'i.nng on GA Broader Vision. u
Mspard reviewed much Of the
ne has been doing throughout
tiiied States in the past five years
interests Of evangelism, temper
"a woman IS suffrage, giving a
nae, the three heads along the
laI lines followed on the plat,
Mrs. Shepard being n former
q Of the Monday Night club, q
Eiendauce, consisting largely oi
Iotmer members, was present. tc
M, The meeting was held al
Sas Of Mrs. Emma G. Blodsoe
a j. Cecil Alter.
tourist section of tho Ladies
~ club will meet Tuesday morn
~ o'clock at tho club house tc
~ The study Of southern France
soiepb Rogers will give a paper
we First History OF Religion in
IA and Mrs. Lee Charles Miller
lVe a talk OH her motor triT
y france in connection with the
~ 10 The wear hook. 'fGrasse and
'assss Alps" "
Women Of the University oi
snil hold the regular meeting
ssia'day afternoon at $50 a.
IHefsarteu rooms Of the univer
mere Will be musical numbers
usf Wallace and Miss Fay Lam
Asa talk on art by Edwin Ev
'as oostesses for the day wil
y; G. Wise, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs
nsul raw, Mas Althea Wheeler and
uoEs Snow.
%rla !, Sanford, the venerable
" Inc University Of Minnesota
\ sone Of tho most forccful speak
~s can Francisco biennial con
Ist June, is TO be in SAL
= aer way west some time with
~, Ls weeks, and it is likely that
~ club women will engage he
Hasl one lecture.
,,s ,sofoTning section of the Ladies
~ slao will meet next SATURDAY
m, aVMe Mrs. a. j. Gorham
IN mo study of "The Ring u
IN The usual | clock lunch
,lco,Ip b, p.ecede the literary part o
. wan TT,ah Woman's Press club vii
k ,"ednesday, January s. at 7:3I
k,,nn' Tue Bishops's building. Al
n programme has been pre-
lAj;,.o j;aoies Aid society Of tho Firs
hsan church will meet Tuesda,
saoth Srh Mrs. Charles Alcott a
'aBs, nam street. 4 number o
t,ius WIN assist tho hostess in Ell
a,y ".,s u, section OF the Ladies
d A. .'ab 10 viii meet tomorrow aft
Esyen,rLne homo Of Mrs. Waltor
rudv East street. 10 continu
Of The Divine Z medy.
h Y OF Immauel Baptis
ihausS.calnes Aid society will NEE
{. UP1qy Uy at 2;30 at the homo g
oor'ne, No, l Kuster tcI
alliance will give the reg