The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09

viii introduce tho toastmistress Mrs.
Charles r. Richards, Those who Will
make rsaponss,sS ,Sr to " the r. toasts are re Mrs.
II, Parsons. Mrs. L. b. Palmer. Mrs.
William G. Jennings and Mrs. Thomas
MarioDeauX.
The music section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club OF which Mrs. a. II. Peabody
is chairman. reports two Interesting pro-
grammes for the study Of the eonposers
arranged by the following committee in
charge OF the work for February: Mrs.
w. II. Ferguson, Mrs, Alan McNitt, Mrs.
Chapman, Mrs Joseph Taylor and Mrs.
Bennett.
The fret, a programme OF Brahms
compositions, will be given on Wednes-
the third number in a series, OF interest
ing talks on musical history by Professor
Bayless.
Paper, Brahms and His Music
:.,,:..-..,;...-,;.; Mrs w; G. Ebaugh
Accompanied by Mrs Chapman.
Plano solo, "Zwie Rhapsodies'' -,
Vocal trio: (aj Lullaby (bj "T6e
Mrs. j. w cur,iss, Mrs, W f.
sutherIand; Mrs. Sanders
Mrs. a. H. Peabody and Mrs, Baron
Contralto solo, selected. Miss Hasbrouck
Violin solo, Sixth, Hungarian Dance
............Ma Master Norris Ferguson
Accompanied by Miss Beatrice
Kleinschmidt,
soprano sole; ta) "stGndcnsnT tgi en- 5Io,,. Co. ,.or
>son5Ss ,scn5ans5 Sv Mjfs Mss Aas Rosna Ferguson
.Korrns.
The regular meeting OF the w. c. Y: q.
Will be held next Friday at ESQ o'clock
Rank building Following is the pro-
gramme:
Singing.
Scripture reading ,;; Mrs 4;: y I; s,,co5s Core
Flower "SIc Ia''' Of Temperance Chivairy''
.,...... ............ Mrs. L. Pearson
REGULATIONS. ns..........-,..M Mrs. g; G .2 G9ss
%9e%i "faw TTio %e Use Our Memorial FHnd'.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Mrs. II. ]. Stearns
Remarks s........ Mrs, .. A, Walker
This meeting will be held in honor Of
the "heavenly birthday" OF Miss Frances
L. Willard.
The Bay View Reading club VIII meet
Monday afternoon with Mrs a. z. Gibson
at her home. 221 Thirteenth East street
The meeting set for January p having
been postponed on account OF q death
in the family Of one of the members
the two programmes will be combined
Mrs. Giberson will read a paper on
South American Railways" and Miss
Sullivan Will give one on 1.-THE Church
in South America" The lesson for the
former date will be presented by section
o, and that for the present time by
section J.
The seventeenth child-welfare confer
ence of the National Congress Of Moth
ers and Parent Teacher associations will
he held in Boston Nav 10 to 20 at the
Copley Plaza hotel. which win be the
headquarters for officers and delegates.
Already the prominent leaders In child
welfare have accepted places on the pro-
gramme, Many places Of historic inter-
est will be visited during the week OF
the convention,
The regular meeting OF the Wasatch
club was held Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Vinegar, Mrs. E. o,
''The City Of Paris Mrs. C. A. Cook
reviewed current events, Miss Roena
Corns rend Tered two vocal solos. and c,
r. Whitehead and Mrs. b. w. Deason
gave some plano and mandolin selections
The history section of the Ladies Lit
erary club will meet next Thursday at
the usual time at the club house, The
section Will discuss New England In
i776." Mrs, c. RI, Mcmahon giving "The
Population, Agriculture and Trade" Mrs.
Ritter 'Manpfacturing and Town Meet
The Utah Women's Press club held !
its monthly meeting at the bishops |
building last Wednesday,. The pro- |
eramme was as follows. Vocal solos by !
Miss lone Shields and Miss Cecil Burns; |
Alice Reynolds of Provo; current events. |
Mrs. Edna Houtz; Legislative report
Blake.
The Browning section OF the Ladies