The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-12

arise 10 prevent, the work will be
completed this year, the present pur-
pose OF the government being to send
the first vessel through the canal on
September %. the four hundredth an
niversary of the discovery by Bal
boa Of the Pacific. ocean.
Tho most important club-society
event Of the year, the annual break.
fast of the Ladies Literary club, will
be q month later than usual this year,
the club making of its birthday an.
nlyersarv n movable feast for the one
time. This action is due TO the fact
that the new club house is so nearly
complete that the club hopes to cele-
brate its thirty-sl1th birthday In its
new home, making of the event a sort
of house warming as well as break
fast. The club house is TO be COM
pleted during the month of February,
but hardly III time to get ready for
entertaining during that month. So
the breakfast viii simply be moved
forward a month, and will take place
about March Ii. The matter of prep
aration for the event is in the hands
of the entertainmeut committee, OF
which Mrs. T. L. Parker is the chair.
man, the others being Mrs. Fred Hor.
nung, Mrs. W. II. Dunn, Mrs. D. ".
Phelan, Mrs. Wesley King. Mrs. A. J.
Miss Janet Williamson. Mrs. j. G,
Hooper. Mrs. L. Fl. Greenwood and
Mrs, Phil Clark
The music section of the Ladies' Lit.
erary club will meet on "Wednesday
afternoon, January 10. Edgar Bayliss
is TO give the section a series of lee.
lures on music, about six in number
The first Of these lectures will be al
o clock. preceding the programme
A full and early attendance is urged
Mendelssohu is the composer for tho
day, and the programme is as follows
Concerto in G. minor for two pianos
Miss Eleanor Foelker and Miss
Beck Almond.
PaDsf Sasie Menae'ssohn Mrs na1 " MS ! TsFy ssTEe,,e
Piano solo, "Rondo capr!ceioso;'' .'s.. De..e''
........ ,.,....,..... Mrs, b. B corliss
Plan9 af,,,SsM,;; duet; wedding S4lrs march from
Mrs. A. S. Bowers and Miss Eliza
Vocal trio; Lift Thine Eyes.
Mrs. J. c, Taylor Mrs i. ",
Curtis and Miss Edna Dwyer.
Plano solo. Miss Faith Curl
The Spirit Of Liberty chapter. Daugh,
ters Of the American Revolution, held
the January meeting last Thursday
at the homo of Mrs. Frank 3. Stephens,
when a splendid literary and musical
programme was given by Mrs, G. e.
Richards, who read from Browning,
Marian Hooper, Miss Gladys Wickens
and Miss Janet Williamson. who fur.
nished musical numbers. Tho usual
social hour with tea followed when
Mrs. l.. r. Hall and Mrs. Benner x.
Smith assisted the hostess by pouring
tea and coffee. The chapter is max
ing preparations for its annual lunch
con TO be given on Washington s birth
day and also for the usual medal con-
test at the same time,
from notes. gave a delightful and
vivid description of trip to Panama
year or so ago. He told OF the
wonderful engineering features, the
local conditions affecting the con-
struction Of tho canal and the inter
estiug events in its building, He il
lustrated his talk with a number Of
striking scenes, many Of them pie |
tures taken by himself on his trip,
Mr. Gray also answered questions which |
tho club members cared to ask. Aside |
from the two literary topics Of the |
afternoon some excellent musical mum,
bers were given by Miss Janet Will |
Hanson. and the usual business of the |
club was transacted.
The members OF the LLOYD alliance
and their friends are to enjoy a rare |
treat in the club life through the winter |
months in the form of course on Enl
erson by Mrs M. T. Cummings, well
known club woman of Toledo, o., who |
is spending the winter in the city. The
first Of the lectures will be given next
Wednesday afternoon from $3.50 te
80. and will be omen TO all intsreste4
FREQ OF charge, Through the winte.
the course will be on alternste We'd
uesdays at the same hour.
The members OF the College, club, re-
calling with what marked success thev
pnys play last year. havo agair