The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02


the Ladies' Literary club
will issue invitations with
in a few days for the thirty
sixth birthday breakfast OF the CLUB
TO be givan on Friday, February IA. Inc
plans are woll under way for making
the affair a rather unique one and OF
unusual interest. Mrs. {. L. hicharoe
will he the toastmistress and those who
respond will be the president, Mrs. H. b.
Critchlow; Mrs. W. II. Bintz, Mrs L.
B Palmer. Mrs. A. II. Parsons, Mrs VIII
liam C. Jennings and Mrs, Thomas
Marioneaux. Tho entertainment com
nittee consists of Mrs. F. L. Parker,
Mrs. Fred HorDung, Mrs. W. II. Dunn
Mrs. D. W. Phelap, Mrs. Wesley King
Mrs r. s. Murphy, Mrs. Freeman
Morningstar, Mrs E. a. Greenwood,
Mrs. J. c. Hooper, Mrs. Phil Clark and
Miss Janet Williamson,
The clubs of the city are planning
TO send a large delegation TO Logan on
Wednesday for the special Federation
day. Of the Farmers and Housekeep-
ers' roundup and conference there
special train has been secured and Will
leave at S clock that morning. reach
iug Logan in time for luncheon at the
Agricultural college at noon. Those
who are going on the train will make
reservations through the state fedora
tion president or the heads OF any OF
the clubs Among the speakers on
household economics is Mrs. A. j. Cor
ham. president of the state federation,
who will speak on "What the General
Federation Has Done in Household Eco
Monies.
Mrs Hugh Park, for years prominent
in club and social life here, but now
living in her old home OF Muskegon,
Mich. has been made president Of a
new organization there to be known ss
"The Well Child s Clinic. - The or
ganiZatiop is allied in purpose to the
national society for tho prevention of
infant mortality, and has been organ.
!zcd by the club women Of Muskegon.
Their purpose is to do line Of work
similar to that done here in the past
few years by the Free kindergarten and
Neigbborbood House association, Civ
ing lectures on the care of infants to
mothers who need such instruction and
providing pure milk for the infants.
The current events and current litera-
tuTe section OF the Ladies Literary
club will meet next Friday afternoon at
the usual time at the clubhouse, The
afternoon s programme will be devoted
10 England and Mrs. Harry Crabbe will
give a talk on the most interesting man
N English politics today, David, Lloyd
George. Mrs. f. W Reynolds will speak
on the leading man of letters, Gilbert
*. CheStertop. and Mrs. Charles E,
Richards will give a musical reading,
with Mrs. a. P. Stone accompanying.
The women of the University of Utah
viii meet next Saturday afternoon in
the kindergarten rooms OF the univer.
sity. The hostesses for the afternoon
ere Mrs Richard r. Lyman, Mrs. A. A
knowlton, Mrs. William a. Lewis, Mrs
l., L. Montrose and Miss Hartman DR..
9. G. Wise will give talk on SEGernoau
Folk Songs, which will be illustrated
by Miss Edith Kingsbury, Miss Louise
Bowermap and Miss Louise Slack
The following monthly report was
submitted to ST. Mark Hospital Chair.
~ association by Miss Rose Korous.
visiting nurse: Number Of cases, 40;
number of one-half day nursing, 80;
number sent to hospital 2; number re,
naming under care, ~; number sup.
Piled with medicine, 90; number sup
oiled with surgical supplies, Is; mum.
oerI OF articles loaned, 80,
The tourist section of the Ladies Lit.
erarv club will hold special meeting
next Tuesday afternoon at $3.50, in
stead of at the regular hour in the
morning. Dean Byron Cummings of the
University OF Utah will give a talk on
Roman Antiquities, the subject be.
ing closely allied to the section 5 study
of southern France. which is the subject
for the present year.
The Cleofan will meet Tuesday OF this
week, instead Of Wednesday, as usual.