The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-14
News of the Women's Climbs

|iSgs she says;
well. it was fun to hear the ar.
cuments the antisuffragists put up.
To1av. Congressman Helm OF
sJsbaina pleaded their case for an
tnur and he compared US women
y cyervthing from n lily to the
anon (reflectcd light). The same
rld .tereotyped arguments ss to the
,errible condition If women got the
tollot This afternoon the suffra.
~srs read their rebuttal Mrs. Nc.
tnI,ough, Of llonois, presided, as
h- Anna Shaw was at the other
,mmittec meeting. and Alice Stone
Blackwell opened on our side and
Vnndcll Of New York closed. with
5ozens of fne speakers sapdwicbed
I x between from almost every state
N the union. spoke for our state.
II hnyc never seen enthusiasm run
higher anywhere. We didp t close
III j this evening, We hope VIC
,opverted the aDtis-somc Of them
<ertsinlv did enjoy what we said,
,pd they listened. | am asked to
a,tcud congress all day tomorrow
md ! know ] shall enjoy it. oh.
yss. had The pleasure Of being
xith Mrs. Paukhurst In Whining
ton, Del. ] met her before the
reeptiou ard we had quito a chat
ana ! was asked to SIT on the plat.
form with her at night, but had
making date and had TO leave at
|3o'clock She is so modest, quiet
and unassumiug, 80 different from
hat | had expected to find her.
sbe shows on her face the marks
q her suffering. but her eyes
/ frht up and she expresses much
&ith them as she talks.
practical study OF the two sys-
of education, the cultural and the
aiional, or as the yearbook had it,
ne Old and the New Attitude
ra.d Education, the Ladies Lit.
|ary club members listened on Friday
4 to tUo sides TO The question from
"a Of the foremost young educators
( he state university, Professor Frank
<tman and Professor D. r. Steiner.
la former presented the manifest ad
.ptsges of q cultural education and
bred many points in favor Of tho
.icr system, which looked not at all
-io the vocational or practical advan.
u.
E.tb quoted extensively from leading
Fueators. The music was given by the
frb school orchestra, Of about fifty
.subers. under Professor L. P. Chris
|ussn, and the normal girls Of the uni
|9sty of Utah orchestra. The mem.
|.s played remarkably we'll a eelec-
|pp from Faust, the Humoresque, and
tngayian Lustspiel Miss Edna Evans
q girls chorus consisting Of fifty
Emal students from the University.
ey sang with fine volume and shad-
a Charity by Rossini, aud "Lift
line Eyes from Elijah. The next
|ssting Of the club will be held on
6day, December 26, and in addition
The regular programme outlined,
heb is al In regard to Christmas, the
|ub viii have real Christmas tree,
ward the adornment OF wh;cb all the
etions and many individuals will pre-
Ef gifts to the club. These gifts
ay consist of suitable furnishings for
b club, Of bonds on the clubhouse or
lything the members may choose.
The hoard Of the Salt Lake FREQ
1ndergarten and Neighborhood House
gcclstion held its regular monthly
sting at the Neighborhood home last
Following are extracts
pa the November reports:
Total attendance in nursery, 456: to-
number of books dispensed from
l1ry, s63; number Of children en-
|Ied in kindergarten, So; average
dE attendance, 81. Mothers club
sting was addressed by Mrs. P. n.
'pk on the need of a municipal mar
Boys and girls clubs in flourishing
nntion. Saturday morning sewing
- has an average attendance of 60.
etory Hour club On enrolment Of 40.
kalief committee reports 80 cases
hted.
fSrty-f five visits made by Neighbor-
ID house visitors.
PREPARATIONS are being made for
listmas tree FOR the Day Nursery
2 Kindergarten children, and Christ
y parties for the various clubs and
|sses-
Ihe music section OF the Ladies' Lit
9.lsy club will give an unusually inter
ung programme Tuesday, December
at 2:l5. The numbers arc as fol
Fe: Piano solo by Mrs. Fred Hor'
pg; short paper by Mrs. Alvah Lewis;
% chorus; Miserereis from ftIl Tro.
sore'; violius by Misses Genevicve
wiz, Dorothy White and Frances
'ugas, cello by Miss Adiue Brownlee;
,rP, Mrs, Edward McGurrin; piano
%. berceuse from "Jocclyn," Miss
Brownlee: harp, Mrs. Ed McGurrin;
II *'Tn wild Dneo - Munnntro1l-
D Bartlett's Dream; st. Mary's
W solo, Pricre," Hassollman, Mrs.
I. "SMfnrin, = accompanied on cello cello by
-le from "Lucia d 'Lsmmcrmoor, st.
nys sextette. The last six numbers
= hndly furnished by st. Mary 8
,,sa..euly orchestra. Mrs. j, G. Han.
~" CHAIRMAN. The members and
"%s and everyone invited,
me Ladies' Literary club is making
SPafations to again celebrate the an
sstt'sary y OF the organization OF the
~ w next February, and an effort is
rs made at the same time TO largely
.ease the membership, With this
9Fct III view, the members OF the
J aasIrisnininent committee have sent out
Il ioioWing letter to members of the
,os; ou February Is, 1914, wc will
asain celebrate the anniversary
/; tne organization OF the Ladies
s.svirary club. This being the first
6aunay IN our new clubhouse, we
ype 10 make 1t q festival occa-
,%' n' Working to that end, we ask
RSu 70 regularly propose one new
M. Eue Tor membership by that time.