The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
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corresponding secretary, Mrs. A. T. Nc
urer, Mrs. L, ID. Stubbins; for librarian,
Mrs. n. X Klingcnder and Mrs. Oscar
l.. Cox; for critic. Mrs John Cain and
Mrs. J. l.. Franken; for historian, Mrs.
w. j. Shealy; for directors, three of
whom are to be elected, Mrs. l.. y.
Critchlow. Mrs +. L. Parker, Mrs, l.. H.
Farnsworth, Mrs. R. W. Fisher, Mrs.
Marcy
| There win he a special meeting Of the
dramatic section Of the Ladies Literary
club tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock
in the club house to complete the road
ling of I" Hedda Gaber' by Mrs. William
Drew. The section has already elected
its officers for next year, Mrs. Palmer,
TO whose work so much of its success
is due, having been reelected chairman
by acclamation. Mrs. Harry Bintz has
been made vice chairman; Mrs. A. T.
McCannc, secretary and treasurer, and
Miss Jessie Maxwell, critic At the close
of the meeting tomorrow the section
members will join with the members OF
gether as guests of Mrs. II. X Kiln
gender.
The California state federation has
been holding its annual meeting dur
ing the past week, Tuesday. Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday being de-
voted to the meetings. The convention
was held in Fresno, and despite large
amount OF business transacted there
was much OF going in connection with
the beautiful places nearby, for excur-
sions There are on the published pro-
gramme many of the names OF those
whom Salt Lake women recall as lead
| Ing spirits Of the local board in connec-
! ton with the San Francisco biennial
| last summer.
The final meeting of the current
events section of the Ladies Literary
club held Friday afternoon was largely
of a social nature, although the officers
| for the wear to come were elected.
Mrs, A. II. Parsons, the splendid chair
man Of the past year, was reelected
| by acclamation. Mrs. W. j. Barrette
was made vice chairman, Mrs. G.. A.
Peake, secretary and treasurer, and
Mrs. Jennie Cheever, critic. Some ex-
3. Corliss, who played Schubert IS elm
promptu," and all the members en-
| ioyed tea together, Mrs. Ottenheimer
acting as special hostess for the occa-
sion
The last meeting of the music section
Of the Ladies Literary club will be held
| in the new clubhouse next Saturday at
. clock. In order that the members
and their friends may become better
| acquainted, this last meeting will be in
| the nature OF a reception.
A japanese play will bo given under
the direction of Mrs. Frank Larson. A
vocal solo will be rendered by Mrs. Lee
more Harrison, accompanied by Mrs.
| Charles Wilkes's chorus orchestra num-
bers, and tea will be served under the
others, including many of the young
lsdies.
The women of the University Of Utah
will hold the closing meeting OF the
year next Saturday afternoon at the
homo OF the president, Mrs. William
" Stewart, 1l33 East Third South
street. The annual. election Of off
GERS viii be held, and hence the meet
ing is TO be An important one. AM
address will be given by Mrs, A. J.
Gorham, the president of the state fed
GRAFTON. The music, under the direction
OF Mrs. Beckstrand. will bo furnished
! by Miss Jennie Sands, Miss Laura
Cooke and Ralph Stewart.
The library committee of the Free
Kindergarten and Neighborhood House
association is planning TO secure still
moro juvenile books for the library in
the west side house, and will give a
book tea for that purpose Wednes.
| day at the home Of Mrs. Frederick
Steigmeyer, 1894 East South Temple
street. The tea will really be a silver
tea, because Of the fact that the books
are 10 be limited TO certain selection
Of juvenile works, but all the friends
of the association will be welcome
\
| The Spirit of Liberty chapter. Daugh
ters OF the American Revolution, will
meet on Thursday at the home OF Mn.
/ r. Z. Wight, 1925 Michigan avenue.
The meeting is for the purpose Of elect
ing officers for the coming year. and
a nominating committee composed OF,