The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-01

room will be in charge Of Mrs. A T.
McCanne, who will be assisted by mem
bcrs Of the different clubs Of the city.
On Monday the exhibit will be in charge
of the Press club, the Fairgrounds as
sociation. the Free Kindergarten and
Neighborhood House association and the
Civic club. On Tuesday the Seekers ;,
the Bayview and the Womans s clubs
will have charge. On Wednesday the
Ladies Literary club will be in charge.
On Thursday the Wasatch and Monday
Night clubs Will have charge. On Fri
day tho Authors and the Cleofan clubs
will have charge and on Saturday the
College club, the P. E. o. Sisterhood
and the Women of the q. of U. will
be in charge.
Following are the artists and the pic
lures to be included in the exhibition:
vetch Field,0 TCanal in North Hoi-
land; Catherine R. Bartoo, "Wheat
Fields" Industry and "village
Street.; Sophia Marston Brannan,
"Bathers''; Hilda Belcher, "The Lit
tie Boston Girl "Patient Child';
Olive Parker Black, ''Near Eyre
mont "In the Berkshires''; Jose
phine 1. Cochrane, "EBean Stacks, Hol-
land, - Canadian Garden; Charlotte
r. Conan, "1n Hilly Country; Emma
Lampert Cooper, XIV Tower, " "Wo-
man Weeping; Josephine Wood Colby,
Anna 8. Fisher, IA Court in venice;
Georgia Timkin Fry, s'Return of the
F1ocE''; Tony Nell, "study in Black, .
1.-TWO Children," ," "Soap BubblesH;
Autumn Tlowersb; Rhoda Holmes
Nichols, Comrades, " "Along the
Sound" "Coast of Maine"; Clara
Weaver Parrish, Summer "Sylvan
Depths, - Crystal Bell, "Snowing, "
''Flying Clouds,n ''Mother and
Child -; Edith Penman, Laurel, "
..The Samover Jane Peterson, "The
Market, La Foutette,', "Crack in the
Morning on the zsttery, Venice; Har-
net S. Phillips, 1.-THE Foot Bridge, "
Cline of Thackeray"; Althea Hill
Platt, "Pine Woods at Sunset, F" "Old
English Cottage" +" "Interior'': Alice
Schille. sold English Room "Vir-
ginia Night; Martha Walter, ere.
turning from Market, Dalmatia, "
Bathing Hour Jeanne; George
p; Schroeder, "Mates Still" "sunset
Glow on Mount Harrison" =" October
Sunny Lane Now Fades the Glim-
mering Landscape"
The Ladies Literary club entertain
ment committee has completed arrange
ments for the thirty-seventh birthday
of the club on February 13. The com.
mittee is keeping the exact nature of
tho party surprise, but it is announced
that the club is expected to meet at
the regular time on Friday afternoon
February 13, for an hours programme
In the auditorium. Afterward the of.
| ficers OF the club viii receive the club
members in the drawing room aud the
auditorium will be cleared for a general
reception and the serving OF refresh
ments. The staging of the entertain.
meDt features viii be in charge of Mrs
L. B. Palmer, with the assistance of
Mrs. Briant 3. Young. Admission will
| be by membership cards and only mem
bers are expected No formal invita-
tions will be issued. A basket in a con,
vcuient location will receive free will
offerings. II has been the custom OF
the club for years 20 celebrate its an.
niversary with a breakfast but this
year the board of directors decided
on another form of entertainment as 2
| kind of christening FOR the new club
house. II is not probable that the break,
fasts will be abandoned, however. since
| they have been tho most distinctive
and popular club functions OF Salt Lake
for number of years and tho event
in each year TO which the club member.
have looked forward. II is understood
that a number Of the club members
| while they arc apprcciativc OF the en-
tertainment being planned, feel disap.
pointed at the omission of the breakfast
this year.
The music section Of the Ladies Lit
ersry club will hold IT'S regular meet
ing in tho clubhouse on Tuesday after
noon at 2:l5 O'Clock. The COMMITTEES
in charge OF programme consists Of Mrs
II. E. Schravep, Mrs. 4. p Stone. Mrs
Albert Skankev. Mrs. Charles Stewart
Mrs Frank stephens Mrs. ". ". Sweet
Mrs. Phillip Schoneri, Miss l.. Sullivan