The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20

dent, Mrs. w. f. Adams; vice president,
Mrs. a, H. Peabody, Mrs. w. Fl, Bintz;
second vice president, Mrs. w. J. Bar
rette, Mrs, J. G; HanShett; recording
II. Dorman, Mrs. j. B. Whitehill; cor
responding secretary. Mrs. II, H.
Frame, Mrs. O. x. Kister. Mrs. A. T.
McCannc; treasurer, Mrs. E. d. Stub
bins: librarian, Mrs. II. X Khngender,
Mrs. o. /. Cox; critic, Mrs. John Cain;
historian, Mrs. W. j. Shealy; directors
three to be elected), Mrs. f. B. Critch-
low, Mrs. J.. II. Farnsworth. Mrs. +. L.
Parker, Mrs. w. J, Barrette, Mrs. K.
w. Fisher, Mrs, c. H. Blanchard,
The Mothers club Of the Longfellow
school held most interesting meeting
last Friday at the schoolhouse md lis
tened to splendid talk by n. l.. A.
Cumer on Fruitful Wales Of Prom.
lse." Mr.. Culmer talked extensively Of
his trips through southern Utah and
told Of the wonders there which have
never been seen by many. Two musical
numbers were gwen. a solo by Mrs.
II. o. Hart and one by Mr.. James. ac.
companied by his wife on the piano
and his son on the violin The club
has organized junior league of good
citizens and has ordered ''Clcan CITY,
buttons and pledges covering civic and
humane lines
The FIRST regular programme to be
presented IN the new clubhouse of the
Ladies Literary club will be given next
Friday afternoon, when Miss Rosa.
mond Rltchie will present the much.
discussed subject. "The Dance of To
day. series Of dances will be pre-.
seuted under the direction of Miss Mil.
dred Brooks, the teacher of athletics
at Rowland hall and number of the
young society girls will assist her The
annual election Of officers will not take
place next Friday as announced but
at the meeting following, May 9, which
IS the annual business meeting.
Two important events in national
club life are on for the week. tho mid.
biennial council Of the General Fed
Grafton of Women s clubs in Washing.
ton and the meeting Of the National
Federation Of Musical clubs Of Chicago.
Mrs. C., H. Mcmahon represents the
state at the former. and the music sec
ton Of the Ladies Literary club still
hopes to have Il representative at the
latter before the end of the week.
Mrs. s. o. S, Nelden. the retiring
leaves that office to go to Pasadena
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j. o.
Cross: and will not be back here for
some time. Her place in the club Will
be filled for the present by Mrs. F.. D.
Stubbns. who is the nominee for that
oftlcc Tor next year. Mrs. NeIden has
held tho office of treasurer for the
past three years.
The Women Of tue Lloyd Alliance
have held the annual election of Off
GERS and arc making ready to carry on
'neir work for next year. Their officers
elected Wednesday, arc: Mrs, George RI
Raybonld. president; Mrs. r. D Sey.
mour- first vice president; Mrs. Homer
!. Hawley. second vice president: Mrs.
Poole, secretary and treasurer: Mrs D.
n. straup and Mrs. T. NJ Bennett, d.
rcctors.
IN the latest issue of the Club Wom
| an s Magazine Utah is given a very
comprehensive writeup, Mrs Byron
Cummings, having taken the work of
correspondent for the state, Especia1
attention Is given to the work Of the
women IN the recent Legislature, and
very ereditable showing is made
The history section of the Ladies
Literary club will meet Thursday morn
ing in tho new clubhouse The topic
The European Setting for the Inter
Colonial Vars will be presented hy
the chairman, Mrs. A. e. Walton will
give . American Causes and Results
and American Fortresses.'' and Mrs.
J. c. Hooper will read paper on
Spanish and French Colonial Litera.
ture.'
The Browning section of the Ladies
Literary club will meet nex> Saturday
at o'clock in the new clubhouse. in
stead of enjoying the usual Luncheon
at ! clock. preceding the programme
The change is made on account Of the
illness Of Mrs. Edward Rosenbanm, who
was to have been the hostess.
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