The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07
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nous expense of printing. and main
taininE the office. at 9o6 Loan &
Trust building Washington, ID. c., Is
whp 9re beievs gy seIgrous n the eo geod ' Which Will
result from this form OF child well
| fare work.
The weak point OF all parent.
teacher associations. tho difficulty OF
providing programmes and courses OF
study. has for years been the part or
the national congress, They have
been able TO enlist In this work the
greatest educational experts In the
country Progra mmcs for meetings are
Issued eyery month in the Child Wei
fare Magazine, published In Phiiadei-
re supplied at less than tho cost of
printing. The Congress OF Mothers
comes TO the school which Is trying
To effect union between parents
and teachers in a practical organi2a-
tion, with the means TO make such an
organization o success.
The seal OF approval Of the bureau
OF education In Washington has been
set upon this work by the appoint.
ment Of Mrs. Frederick. schoff Of
Philadelphia, president OF the Ma
tional Congress OF Mothers as su-
perintendent OF the home and educo-
ton division OF the bureau OF educa
ton. so that all printed matter is
sued from that department has the
signature OF Z. p, Claxton, secretary
OF education.
The advantage to the school in
tnking this opportunity, of securing
Invaluable educational bulletins viii
be readily perceived all over tho
United States. Utah must not fall
behind In making use OF this oppor-
tunity.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Jackson Mothers club was held last
Friday. Many members were present
A delightful musical and literary pro-
gramme WIS rendered, consisting Of an
original story by Ella Milhgan, piano
duet by Ellen Mcdonald and Lucille
Hancock, an original poem by Muricl
Miller, and a vocal duet by Magdalene
and Josephine Mcintosh. The Nom
bers then visited the new kitchen Of
the school, where Miss Corbctt, the
instructor of domestic science, gave an
interesting talk On Good
The Ladies Literary club will meet
next Friday afternoon at the usual
time at the club house. The subject
OF the afternoon is HTbe Old and the
New Attitude Toward University Edu-
cation" and it will be presented by
Professor Frank Holman and Professor
Steiner of the U. of q. faculty. In
keeping with the subject, the music
OF the afternoon will be furnished by
university pupils under Miss Edna
Evans and the high school orchestra
under L. P. Christensen.
The women OF the University of Utah
will be at home to their friends on
Saturday, December 13, from 3 till 5
clock in the normal building, and
they will entertain their company with
musical programme rendered by the
Undine quartette and Miss Cora Howe,
Miss Eva Crawford and Miss Shields.
Tho hostesses for the afternoon will
be Mrs. R. r. Lyman, Mrs. Orson How
ard, Mrs. A. A. Knowlton. Mrs. r. T..
Byrnes, Miss Lois Hartman, Miss Dora
Snow and Miss Nellie Herman.
The Bay View Reading club will
meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs.
". R. Duvall, 324 Sixth East street.
Mrs. Grant Swan will conduct the
lesson on section S. Mrs. Mckay will
read paper on Frederick the
Great" and Mrs. Peaslee will give a
reading, "Hans Sach s Poetical Mis-
sion" (by Gocthe). Mrs. McCurtain
will give talk on the life Of Ellen
H. Richards, pioneer in the movement
for better homes and homemakers.
The American Institute Of Child Life,
chapter No, 2. held a meeting last Mon
day evening at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. G. A. Smith zoos Lincoln
avenue, Mrs. Rov Williams spoke on
'fThe Physical Child" The next meet