The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06
I| Deus of The tUomans Clubs

rectors from districts, officers at large;
| district meetings annually.
| Club extension,
The Sarah Platt-Decker memorial en-
| dowment fund.
The first session of the council will
bo held at $3.50 Monday evening In
the assembly room of the Raleic Oh hotel
On Tuesday afternoon a reception at
the White house is to be rendered at
5 clock.
The Tuesday evening programme
will bo given in the auditorium OF the
national museum.
On Wednesday afternoon, by cour.
tesy of the chamber OF commerce, the
Visitors will ENJOY trip down; the
terest.
Wednesday evening will be spent In
the library of congress under the dl-
rection of the literary clubs of the
District of Columbia.
The morning and afternoon sessions
on Thursday will be held in Baltimore,
the train leaving the Union station at
8 q. m, returning to Washington at
4 p. m-
The fourth biennial convention Of the
Young Women s Christian association
will open the present week in Rich
mond Va. the convention lasting from
April 8 till April Is. Tho convention
is gathering for the purpose Of en-.
acting legislation which will make more
effective the work Of associations all
over tho country. Among Sle speak.
ers who will be heard on the programme
are two who have recently visited Salt
Lake and taken an active interest in
the local work, Miss Grace Dodge and
Miss Mabel Crafty Some OF the sub
jects 10 be considered are thrift and
efficiency, as well as religious cduca-
tion and sex education.
part OF the programme will be
an immense outdoor pageant which will
have thousands Of young women in its
procession, representing the work for
which the association stands. This will
include representatives from the world
organization, which embraces seventeen
countries, 20S cities, seven counties and
bi2 student associations with mcm-
bership Of 100000.
Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson, who
IS member Of the national student
IN Good Housekeeping. headed
What Girls May Do for Girls GOV.
ering in general way a little of the
work done by the student associations
Of the Y. w. G. A.
The dramatic section of the Ladies
Literary club will hold an important
meeting tomorrow afternoon at the
club house at l:30, devotine the en-.
tire time to rehearsal of tho new
play, THE Best SellerJ' which is to
be presented as the first public open
ing Of the new club house on Satur.
day, April l9, both afternoon and
evening. All the cast for the play and
an the committees having the matter
IN IN charge will meet with the section.
Ritchie and Miss Marion Hooper have
been added to the cast and the others
are Miss Bonnie Miller, Miss Elsa
Bamberger, Mrs. G. f. Richards, Mrs.
William M. Drew, Mrs. c. G. Plummer,
Miss Lila May Eaton, Mrs. William
.. Wetzell. Mrs. William p. Kiser, Mrs
w. +. Adams, Mrs. l.. d. Gordon, Miss
Ellza Dey, Miss Kate Groo, Miss Jes.
sic Maxwell, Mrs. Harry Bintz, Mrs.
Frank Larsen and Miss Emma Cullen.
Several OF the clubs have reserved sec.
tons for the play, the members of
the Saturday Night club TO go in
body.
III Inc annual social Of the Authors
club was held last Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Lewis A. Nor,
rill, and buffet supper was served
to the fifty members and friends pres
ent. The home was adorned with car
natlons and ferns, and a delightful pro.
gramme was rendered. consisting of
readings by Miss Poulson, vocal num-
bers by Miss Edna Evans, piano solos
by Professor Mcclellan and Mrs. Agnes
Dahlquist Beckstrand, and a literary
game; Besides the members of the
clup there were present several guests,
among them Governor and Mrs. Spry'
Dr. and Mrs. j. T. Kinpsbury and
Professor and Mrs. J. J. Mcclellan,
The Wasatch Literary club held its
annual election of officers at the home
ot Mrs. James Melton last Tuesday,
the ballot resulted in the election of
;he following: Mrs. E. o. Leatherwood
president; Mrs. E. Whitehead, vice
Mrs. G. ]. Higson, recording
'ecretary; Miss Grace Wanless, assist, |
mt recording secretary; Mrs. Eber
Hall, treasurer, and Mrs. B. w. Deason
secretary. Mrs. Hall ia.
fored the club with piano selections
Ind the hostess served Scotch refresh
nents.
The Ladies' Literary club will |
meet next Friday afternoon for
l programme devoted to "a |
Day With the Old Dramatic Club"
h. q: Whitney will give a talk on !
me history of the club, and John D. |
spencer will review some Of the anus.
ng. incidents in connection with the |!
Early days Of the club. IF he is in /
own, Heber M. Wells will give a