The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-11

f., /. Jansen, historian. and Mrs. F. l..
Dodge, director. Tho next meeting Of
the chapter will be held on "F1ag
day June II.
Nearly all the clubs and tho various
sections of the Ladies' Literary club
have completed their programmes for
the club year and adjourned over the
summer months, although few have
meetings yet TO come. The only sec
tion of the Ladies Literary club which
still has a meeting scheduled ts the
tourist. which holds its last meeting
May 20.
The American Woman g League will
hold their annual business meeting
Tuesday evening in the parlors OF the
Kenyon hotel. The annual election Of
officers will be held and the leageu will
consider the plan Of roorganizing under
the name of the American Woman g re-
public. There will be programme OF
especial interest also.
The Bay View Reading club will meet
Monday afternoon with Mrs. d. N.
Straup at 225 Twelfth East street for
tho annual election of officers. Sec
tiop Q will give the lesson and section
4 the magazine review. Mrs. Ira ID.
Travis will read paper on Cuba, Her
People and Her Industries and Mrs.
Straup will review current events.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Daughters of Utah Hand Cart Pioneers
will be held at tho home of Mrs. Lille
C.. Wolstenholme, 1446 South Main
street, at 8 clock next Wednesday,
An interesting musical programme will
be given by Horace s. Ensign, Della
Wolstenholmo, Mable Bean and Merle
Van.
a meeting of the parents and teach
ers Of the Wasatch school wiD be held
Monday at $3.50 O clock. The parents
have received a special invitation to
visit tho different rooms from 2:3O
until $50 o'clock Specimens Of the
pupils work In manual training and
other hand work Of the year will be
ON exhibition.
The P. E. o. sisterhood will omit the
picnic which is announced for the close
Of the year 8 work on account Of the
coming visit Of tho national head of
the sisterhood, Mrs. Grace Parxe OF
Chicago, who will bo here May % and
"a. She will be the guest Of Mrs.
R. A Watts on Douglas avenue
The business women Of the city are
about to organize q Business Woman g
club in connection with the Young
Women s Christian association. The
first meeting will be held Wednesday
evening next, n dinner preceding the
business meeting at which the move
ment will be launched.
The Mothers club of tho Grant
school met Friday afternoon, when an
exhibit and exercises were held. Miss
on sensible dress for young girls. Be
tween fifty and seventy-five guests
were present, as this meeting ended
tho club IS season.
The Salt Lake Woman's club will
hold the last meeting Of the club year
B. Gatren, 432 Third East street. A
full attendance Is desired, as matter
Of importance, including a change in
the bylaws, are to be considered.
Tho Seekers club will meet Tues
day at the home OF Miss Madora
Greenwood, 642 Center street, for tho
election Of officers. In addition to the
business Mrs. B. B. Owens viii give
book review.
The Woman s Democratic club will
hold the regular meeting Wednesday
afternoon in tho Hooper building, The
subject to be discussed will be conser-
walton.
.
The Missionary society Of the First
Presbyterian church will meot Tues.
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the
home Of Mrs. W. II. Tibbals, I006
Third avenue.
The Emerson study class and LLOYD
alliance will meet next Wednesday
with Mrs. Ermnest M. Fowler at her
homo on Ninth East street.
The College club will hold its last
meeting for the year next Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. A, 7 |
Iorham, 715 Second avenue,
The regular monthly meeting Of
tuesday evening in the Masonic tenn
'le at 1880 o'clock. '
The ladies' auxiliary of the u. C. r.
Will hold meeting at 2 clock Tues
lay IN the Highlanders' hall.
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