The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19

tue 0lTecLlon OF victor L. MaQSen, ana
gave evidence Of much musical ability
IN the little city of northern Utah.
At the regular monthly meeting Of
the Salt Lake Free kindergarten and
Neighborhood House association the
following reports were read by the yarl-
Gus chairmen:
-Four hundred and nlncty-fivc children
cared for in the nursery, about forty
children enrolled iu the kindergarten.
Six hundred and twenty seven books
were issued from the library. The free
dlspenSary was open one hour each week
day morning with trained nurse in at
tendance. The Mothers club met the
last Thursday afternoon of the month,
with musical programme and social
hour. The boys clubs (tbrce in mum
ber) meet Monday. Tuesday and Sat
urday evenings. The girls clubs (two
in numbcr) moct on "Wednesday even
iugs and Friday afternoons. The story
hour and sewing classes meet Saturday
mornings.
Mrs. C. L. Richards and Mrs. Adolpb
Simon represented the association at the
state federation convention held IN
Brigham City,
The state society. Daughters of the
Revolution, met Friday afternoon MT the
Bishops building with tho regent, Mrs
Julia j, Tarnswortb, in the chair. The
programme included papers by Mrs. T.
q. Wcbbcr and Mrs, J, d. Spencer, on
Colonial Furniture, and paper
written by Mrs. M. Y. Dougal and read
Posters and Countcrpanes. Mrs Hen
ry c. Lund invited the society TO cele-
bratc its birthday anniversary at her
home, and a communication was read
from Mrs. Mary Lott inviting the So
cicty 10 be the guests Of the Matilda
Evans chapter Of Lchi. on Flag day,
May 10. in celebration Of the battle Of
Bunker Hill. A committee was appoint
ed 10 select present in the way Of a
baby-book for n new arrival at the
home OF the society regent, Mrs. Emily
c. Wiley. the first baby born to local
regent during her term Of office. Cards
of thanks were read from Mrs. Rich
and Mrs. Rossitor for flowers rendered
them by the society III recent bereavc-
mcnt.
Among the many interesting things
brought out at the recent convention in
Brigham City none was more appreciat-
cd than the "Collcctiou for Club Wom-
en-, which is given once more for the
benefit Of those who were not there:
us be large in thought. in word. In deed
Let us be done with fault finding and
leave off self-seeleing.
May We put away all pretense and meet
each other face to face, without self pity
and without prejudice.
May we be never hasty In Judgment and
always generous.
Teach us to put into action our better
impulses. straightforward and una fraid.
Let us take time for all things. make
US grow calm. serene and gentle.
Grant that We may realize that 1t is
the little things that create differences.
And may we strive to touch and TO
know the great common wonan's heart
OF us all and, Lord God. lot US not
The Ladies Literary club will meet
Friday afternoon at the usual hour to
hold n Ground Table on Our Public
Schools The discussion will be led
by D. H. Christensen, and among those
who will speak are Mrs. L. M. Bailey,
Mrs. ". @. Jennings, Mrs. W. r. Hutch.
inson, Mrs. A. V; Taylor, Mrs. B; T.
music c' will viii be- Si in charge of the the music e
section and it will be furnished by Miss
Janet Williamson, Mrs. c. c. Daily and
Mrs. T. E. Saunders.
"Gentlemen evening will be oh
served by the Wasatch Literary club
next Tuesday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Eber ". Hall, 46S South West
Temple. The husbands and friends of
the members are to be the guests of
honor. A splendid musical programme
has been prepared in which The follow.
and Mrs. Skoltou, Miss 'Kingsbury. Fred
c. Graham, Miss Marie Hughes, harp
ist and accompanist; Miss Helen
Hughes and others.
The local chapter of the P. f. o. Sis
! terbood enjoyed an unusual treat yes
terday afternoon when Mrs. Esther Al
len CAV presented little music drama
called HNarcuissa, composed by Mrs.
Of the Seattle chapter. Mrs. Cav was
assisted by Miss r. V. Linn and Miss
Ruby Meakin.
The regular meeting of the Woman s
Civic club will be held Monday after
noon ut o clock in the parlors of tho
Commercial club. George M. Sullivan
of the board of education will speak TO
the women on "'rhe Value Of Night
Schools. - All interested will be wei
come whether members Of the club or
not.
The Woman 8 Missionary society Of
the First Presbyterian church will meet
in the ladies psrIor of the church Tues
day afternoon at 2:30 clock. Mrs. II.
J., Dinippy aud Mrs. ". Fl. Alexander
will be the hostesses.
The Seekers Literary club will meet
next Tuesday with Mrs. r, F.. Savage.
So East Eleventh South street. The
roll call will he responded to with quo
tations and Mrs. l.. MARCEL will read
paper on "Home Industries Of To-day"
The Daughters Of The Utah Pioueers
will meet next Friday at 3 clock at
the Bishops building. Elias Woodruff
will speak on his fathers spiritual life
and Albert Smith will tell of his fa-
ther S material life.
The meeting of the Hospital Aid So
ciety will be held Monday morning ut
1890 in the parlors of the Hotel Utah
At this meeting the remaiuing commit
tees in preparation for the charity ball
hn