The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-15
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temperance campaign in Utah for the
The American Institute Of Child Life,
chapter No. 9, met with Mrs. T. M.
Nicholson on Monduy evening. A talk
on "The Child From -Four to Six" WINS
given by Mrs. w, D. Hawkes.. The
next meeting will be held Monday, Feb.
Inary 1e. at 1880 p, M, at the home OF
avenue The topic for discussion will
be. "Truth Telling and the Problem Of
Children IS Lies, and will be led by
Mrs. George 4. Smith. a paper writ
ten by W. B. Forbusb on HWhat's the
Matter With FatherS" will also be
read.
Federation day was celebrated by tho
women of the U. Of U. Saturday after
". NJ. Stewart, Mrs. A. J. Gorham and
Mrs. G.. II. McMahon. Solos were sung
by Miss Lillian Felt and Miss Evange-
line Thomas and n piano solo was rem
dered by Miss Ethel Holt The accom-.
panists were Mrs. T.. IT, Beckstrand and
Mr.. Clyde. Refreshments were served
by the hostesses, Mrs, Frederick W.
Reynolds, Miss Althea Wheeler, Miss
Marion Jones, Mrs. Upton and Mrs
Jacob Bolin.
At the board meeting Of the Free
kindergarten and Neighborhood House
association on Wednesday morning the
offer OF the Pythian Sisters to devote
one day week to sewing for the house
was accepted. Miss Georgia Mathers,
we'll known in the city for her great
ing, will begin systematic sewing
course for women and girls. Tho class
will meet at the settlement house. 753
West First South street on Friday
night Of each week. No charge viii be
made for the lesson.
Tho uext> meeting of the Ladies
Literary club Friday, February ~,
will have an especially interesting pro.
gramme. 1t will ho Longfellow -
day, aud readings will be given from
arranged to illustrate striking pas
sages. Miss Marjorie Rambeau of the
Utah theater stock company has prom
ised her services in presenting one OF
the tablcaux.
The members of the r. i. o. sister
hood were entertained at a valentine
luncheon Yesterday by Mrs. w II. Tyn.
dale, 76S Second avenue. Luncheon
was served at small tables decorated in
red and white carnations. The place
cards were valentines, Toasts fol
lowed luncheon, with Mrs. Hugo
Druchl rs toastmistress. The drawing
room was decorated in yellow ionquils.
The current events and current lit
erature section of the Ladies' Literary
club will meet Friday afternoon at the
clubhouse. Mrs. Elmo V. Smith win
and Uses Mrs. Robert Rhodes will
current topics. Mrs, C. Q. Snyder will
sing.
l-rs. II, A, King has received n letter
from Mrs. Eva Smith Devoe Of Tacoma,
Wash, president Of the National Fed
Grafton of Women S clubs, saying that
sho will be in Salt Lake early tho com
ing week. If she remains in the city
long enough, reception will be given
en- OF Salt Lake,
The Seekers Literary club will meet
with Mrs. C. R. Coin Tuesday after
noon at 2 clock. The members will
answer to roll call with patriotic quo
tations. Mrs. Eva Temple will give
~ History of the Flag" Mrs. r. G. Nc
Cullow will review "Starving Ameri-
ca" by Alfred W. McCann.
A Kensington will be given on
Tuesday from 2:30 to s p. m, by Mrs.
J. L. Wilson and Mrs. II. Arthur Wey-
mouth for the benefit Of the "blue
eection' Of the Ladies Aid society Of
the Tiff Methodist church at the home
Of Mrs. Wilson, 157 South Twelfth
East street.
Miss L. M. Qualtrough, superinten~
dent Of primary grades in the public
schools, will address the Parent Teach
er association of the Sumner school
district Mt the Sumner school Friday
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. The topic