The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18

i'll n important event in both club
and social circles will be the
lH visit to the city this weel: or
Miss Ellen Fitz Pendleton, presi-
ILnt of Wellesley college. Miss Pen
lefon will arrive Monday afternoon At
Ik5 clock and Will remain until q
lElock Tuesday evening. She will stop
lkfbc Hotel Utah during her stay IN
H. city. She viii be extensively en-
lkfaincd By TIN. Wellesley club. Tues
Nh morning ut $50 Miss Pendlton will
bak to the pupils OF Rowland Hall
lh al 1880 to the pupils of the Salt
Ike high school. She will talk along
le line OF the value Of college cduca
IIn. The Wellesley club Will entertain
lIlunchcou for Miss Pcndleton at the
lStel Utah following her addresses and
ID will be given reception Tuesday
lkcruoon from , to ) clock at the
bic of Mrs. G. y, Overficld, president
I|thc Wellesley club. "a Seventh East
Iect. About 200 invitations have been
ned. Miss Pcndlcton is the first won,
II graduate president of a college IN
III United States. She was in the
he class with Mrs. John 4. Marshall
Ithis city. Mrs. Marshall will enter
In her at dinner Monday evening.
fss Pcndleton is member Of an
y New England family, possessing the
istocracy both of blood and brain.
Ie has specialized in mathematics and
faircd a high place as an. interpreter
4 this great science. Miss Pcndleton
IS been sent out by the graduate coun
Of the college she represents to visit
Iellesley clubs and to awaken an in
rest in college education. Sho has Wis
Id Los Angeles, San Francisco, Ia
ma and Seattle, and will come hero
Dm Seattle From Salt Lake she Will
TO Denver and from there to Omaha.
Rter she will visit the clubs of the
10 and middle west The Wellesley
pb of Salt Lake numbers fourteen
bmbers.
Tho Househeepcrs conference, in con
|ciion with the Farmers Roundup at
+ State Agricultural college at Logan,
lginning January 26, will be Of in
lest to clubwomen of the state. The
Fnotc of the conference this year
iii be "Child Welfare. The speak
\ from distance will be Mrs Nellie
ldzie Jones, formerly at the head
II the home economics department of
, Kansas Agricultural college and
n speaker Of national fame on top.
of interest in home making, and
bs Lena Bailey Of Washington, of
Il United States department of agri-
lIture, an expert in home demonstra-
|lp work. A number OF Salt Lakcrs
also on the programme. An illus,
tcd lecture on "Sanitation in Rural
mes will be given by DR.. S. G.
llEl, health commissioner Of Salt Lake,
llruesday, January 81. Saturday, Jan
ly 81, might be designated Salt Lake
He At the morning session on that
'e DR.. J., ". Snow of this city will
K on "Safeg harding the Child 9 Eve
It," Immediately following Dr.
n, Professor Osborne Widtsoe of the
%. S. university Of Salt Lake. will
kk on "What Shall Children Read7v
The afternoon Mrs. Williams G. Jen-
es, dean of girls for the Salt Lake
school, will give an address on
eaching the Source of Life at Home
I in School" An address by Gov
pr Spry in the college chapel will
Elude the day's programme. On
hnesday, February 4, Mrs. Robert
hmell Of this city will speak On
psanitary Habits Of Children In Re-
on to Disease.' Thursday, Febru-
5, is called "Clubwomen' and
NDol Teachers Day" Mrs. Jones