The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-29


tration for the spring term should be
made at once. The evening class, meet.
ing Tuesday and Friday evenings, has
one week moro Of the winter term and
! Will go on for short additional term
without any intermission. The mill.
! merry. class is doing good work. The
foreign speaking women and girls made
] excellent progress the past winter in
the English class and the class in Span
lsh Will soon be able to travel with
great pleasure and ease in the Spanish
possessions. Young women who are fond
join the tennis club. The courts will
soon be ready for use if weather per
mits.
The young women of the G.. z. G. of
the Central Christian church, composed
of Sunday school pupils of Mrs. f. G.
Waldron, will celebrate tho fourth an,
niversary of their organization with
progressive dinner on Friday evening.
The first course will be served at the
home Of Mrs. Waldron, with Miss Mar
gle McClintock assisting The entire
Mary Gallagher for the second course,
Mrs. Earl Steele being the assisting
hostess; the third course will be served
at the home of Miss Wanda Craig, with
Miss Kate Pitt assisting; the fourth
course at the home of Miss Helen Mey-
CTS, WIN MISS CullH uuh anu MISS
Nettie Schneider assisting; the fifth
course at the home Of Miss lola Belts,
with Miss Sylvia Grattan and Mrs. A.
d, Tobin assisting; the sixth course at
the home Of Miss Dorothy Perkins, with
Miss Ruby Lang. Miss Ethel Taylor
and Miss Helen Roberts assisting.
Apostle Heber J. Grant addressed the
last meeting of the Daughters of the
Pioneers on ''Hymns of the Early
Pioneers. illustrated by the singing OF
some of the hymns by Mrs. Lutte Grant
Cannon. daughter of Mr.. Grant. Among
the hymns mentioned specially was
the famous one composed by Eliza t.
Snow entitled "Oh, My Father, and
WAwake. Ye Saints. - The speaker
said that one of the most inspiring
hymns was "Come, Come, Ye Saints,
written by w. C.. Clayton at the re-
quest Of President Brigham Young, who
asked him to write something to cheer
toned were "When Dark and Drear
the Clouds Appear and I" God IS Provii-
dence over AH,u bv Emily Wood
mansee, and "The Poor Wayfaring
Man of Grief by Farley P, Pratt.
The members of the American lnstl'
tute of Child Life residing between
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the residence of Mrs. D. II. Living.
stone on Friday evening and chapter
No. :, was organized. The meeting was
called TO order at 8 O'Clock by Mrs.
George A. Partridge, acting chairman.
| A violin duet was rendered by Misses
Marie Hodgson and Vera Felt, accom- 9ai
panied by Miss Rose Robinson. ON
GERS were elected as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Bryant s. Hinckley; vice
president, Mrs d. H. Livingstone;
secretary, Mrs. Victor P. Feltj locai
librarian, Mrs. Melvin Peterson; chair
man of programme. Miss May Ander-
son,
The tourist section of the Ladies
Literary club elected officers and dc,
cided on its course of study Tor next
year at the last meeting, The next
years programme will include a study
of Egypt and tho cities OF northern rtI
mau, Mrs. ". O. Cleland; vice chair
man, Mrs Karl 4. Scheidi secretary
and treasurer, Mrs. S. A. King; critic,
Mrs. ]. l.. Franken. An interesting
| literary programme was carried ont, |
Mrs. Allen r. Sanford giving an eX-
cellcpt paper on the subject, - The GoV- |
ernment in India and Conditions To-
day"
The Civic club has contributed to the
fv campaign by the contribution OF
mosquito net for the construction Of ny
catchers, The fly traps have been made
at Superintendent Christensen S oihee, |
and a certain number VIII be dis
tributed in each public school of the
city. The Ladies' Literary and the
Wasatch clubs have offered So each to
| the school child destroying the greatest
number of flies. The Civic club has
changed tho time of one of It's semi
| n meet
ing. The evening meeting Will be on
the first Monday of the month and the
afternoon meeting on the thru Monday !
The American Institute Of Child
Life, chapter /, will meet with Mrs.
Blood on "Wednesday In ,oed eTe1,ng ~ gine Mrs dis
cussion of "EThe Child From Three to
Six" Chapter 3 will meet with Mrs
Jesse Badger on Monday afternoon at
4 o'clock, "The Government OF GhlI-
dren From Six to Twelve will be
taken up by Mrs Graham, Chapter /"
Will meet at the home of Mrs. Law |
inpstone on Thursday evening at 5
o Clock, The programme will be an
nounced later.
A Joint committee from the Civic |
club and the State Relief society IS
planning for free demonstration oi
merce, April 90, 81, 90, at 10 O'Clock
n. m., 230 p. M. and S p. m. Miss Ger
trude McCheyne of the state agricul-
tural college Of Logan will have
charge of the demonstration, The com
mittee is composed of Mrs. Anna 7,
Piercv. Mrs Mary Bero and Mrs, Anna
Meier of the Civic club; Mrs Hardin
Bennion and Mrs. II, j. Hayward of
the Relief society.
A novel entertainment is being
planned by the entertainment committee
of the Ladies Literary club for Wed.
nesdav, April Is, at the clubhouse. 1t
will be a cafeteria luncheon and card
party. The luncheon will be served
at i clock, followed by the card
games The entertainment committee is |
Composed of Mrs. George +. Stiehl,
Mrs, Walter G.. Tuttle, Mrs. Charles
! Tyne. Mrs. W. n. Ferguson, Mrs, L. II.
nnrn,an Mrs W Z Dav, Mrs. a. p. |