The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14

needed for furthering some prospects of
the faculty or regents and they have
| for years made it possible for tho state
university to give of its learning to the
| poorer young men and women, who have
borrowed from the club loan fund every
year since the fund was established.
| The u. of t. has had for years at least
one woman regent, and this has always
been club woman who was alive to the
needs of the young men and women who
came from the outside places seeking an
education. OF recent years the women
| of the y. Of L. have organized rcgu-
lar club Of their own which is affiliated
to great degree with the other clubs
of the state and the city, and which is
! doing. great work for the young peo-
pie of the state university,
The club year is no sooner opened
| than the local club women are preparing
| for the annual meeting of the state fed
Grafton, which is TO be held this year in
| Brigham City, October 10, l6 and IL.
| The programme is to be one Of unusual
excellence, the club women hoping to
| secure speaker of national reputation
| such as DR.. Charles Zeubler, whom they
| had last year. Mrs. Il. 3. Porter of OG-
| den is chairman of the programme com
mlttee and the programme win be ready
for publication within a short time.
The Free Kindergarten and Neighbor-
hood House association has issued its
first printed formal report in the form
| of small booklet which shows a spIen-
dld condition of affairs Mt that helpful
institute, Miss Georgina Weber is the
president of the association this year
| and Mrs. Frederick Steigmeyer the sec
| rotary. Other officers are Mrs. w, c.,
Alexander, Mrs. Simon Bamberger. Mrs
| W. ID. Foster, Mrs Charles w. Watson
| and Mrs. +. l.. Oswald The associa-
tion has u sustaining and 40 associate
members,
The Ladies Literary club has grown
| to such proportions in the past year that
1T Will send as its representatives TO
the state federation this year two dele
gates besides the president, Mrs. w, j.
Barrette and Mrs. Ledyard VI. Bailey
having been elected for this purpose.
TWO alternateS. Mrs. Jennie Cheeyer
and Mrs. A. Fl, Parsons, were elected.
Mrs. Stewart Will entertain the ladies
of the Oliver O. Howard Relief Corps
at her home at 25l South Fourth East
street Thursday afternoon. She viii be
assisted by Mrs. Rudy. Mrs Pitts, Mrs.
Beems, Mrs. Campbell and Mrs Con
nifT.
The Salt Lake Woman's s club Will
begin meetings for the present wear
on Tuesday, September %, holding It's
first meeting at the home OF Mrs
George f. Goodwin, 2l7 Eighth East
street,
The Spirit Of Liberty Chapter, Daugh.
ters Of the American Revolution. bcld
the opening meeting of the wear last
Thursday at the home of Mrs, Roscoe
NJ. Breeden. the new chapter regent.
The programme for the afternoon was
in the hands Of Mrs. Barry Hogarty.
and In addition to reading n ve!v well
prepared paper on "Martha Washing
ton, Mrs. Hogarty had provided some
delightful musical numbers Mrs. G.. Y.
Lawry delighted the members and their
guests with two violin solos and Mrs.
r. H. Merrill was equally pleasing in
some plano selections. Later AT the
social hour which followed Mrs. L. T.. |
Hall poured tea, seated at the table
decorated IN the autumn flowers.
At the second meeting of the Music |
section Of the Ladies' Literary club !
next Tuesday afternoon at 2:l5, the |
following programme will be given
Talk on musical affairs ......
Prof l. =. Christensen
rive minute paper on Julia Rive King.
Mrs. 4. S. Bowen
Piano. "Bubbing Spring. Mrs. King
Mrs. c. i. Chapman
rive minute paper on Mrs. H. H. A
r, Beach -, -. Mrs. w. S. Giesy I
Mrs a. r. Stone.
Ecstasy ................ Mrs Roscn
Mrs. II. Z. schrayen, ~ = 'a''
Ia Captive .. Mr. g.,,L |