The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-08

impression OF always walking toward
IT, no matter from what angle the pic
ture 10 viewed. Miss Phillips is friend
Of Miss Myra Sawyer of this city and
Miss Sawyer was invited to spend sew.
eral weeks with her last summer at her
home near New York City The pic
lures were shown by the different clubs
OF the city each day and tea was
served
The Authors club had a particularly
interesting meeting at the regular ses-
sion last Wednesday morning. A talk
on 'Cnrrency' was gwen by w, W.
HIter, vice president of the Deseret
National bank He spoke of the CON
fusion regarding money matters which
existed in our country before the es.
tablshment Of a national system. Diff
ferent states had different standards
and various terms for money. Reference
was made to the wildcat currency of
civil war times and the feeling of panic
which resulted. There have been fnan-
clal panics continuously at varying in
tervals. Mr.. Ritter said, the usual inter
val being about ten years The aim
Of our government. he added is to es.
tablish stronger and therefore more
secure financial condition. Mr.. Rjter
will talk before the club again next
Wednesday on the currency bill
The, review of Winston Churchill S
Inside of the Cup by Bishop +. s.
Spaldlng, attracted large audience al
the meeting of the current events and
current literature section of the La
dies Literary club at the clubhouse
Friday afternoon. The large auditorium
was in fact taxed to its capacity, many
having to stand: The bishop arraigned
the book severely, and said that he did
not believe IN mixing sermons and
stories He doubted if the novel o,
the play with moral had any marked
influence in the way of uplifting hu.
manity, since the sermon in the novel
was regarded rs largely fictitious and
not applicable to real life. Piano mu-
sic was furnished by Miss Lucille Hol.
man.
The women Of the O. of u. will hold
the next regular meeting Saturday aft.
ernoon in the normal building at the
university. II will be federation day
and Mrs. W. M. Stewart will give re.
po55t pEe5. Of ~ the last S% meeting Of the Utah
line Of general Federation work, Mrs.
G. 81. McMahon will speak of the com
ing biennial meeting Of the national
federation in Chicago next summer The
hostesses will be Mrs. Frederick w.
Reynolds, Miss Althea Wheeler, Miss
Marion Jones, Mrs. Upton and Mrs
Jakob Bolin. An especially interesting
musical programme has been arranged
by, Mrs. Agnes Dalquist Beckstrand.
The regular meeting of the Ameri-
can Woman 3 republic will be held at
he 1P a. LIE Ill
Weller apartments, IS East Seventh
South, on Tuesday evening. February
10, at 7:45. Mrs. Z. Z. Shepard will
give talk on the subject, "The Liquor
Traffic Must CO. Mrs, w, Z. Wight
will also give several readings on TEN.
perance. All members and friends arc
earnestly urged to be present. AT the
next meeting to be held March 10. J.
Fred Anderson, secretary Of the School
Peace movement of the National Edu.
cation association, will speak on the
subject of the school peace movement.
The Press club had nm interesting
meeting Thursday evening in the
Bishops building. The programme
opened with a piano solo, Barca-
Tolle," & by GODDARD; plaiyIed aiId R,,, b. Miss is,
troduced the speaker of the evening,
Madam Charlotte de Goliere Davenport,
who gavo an address on .fThe Care and
Beauty Of the Body" Madam Daven-
port also sang four numbers, two in
italian, "Suwanee River in English
and "The Shubert Sereuade" in Ger
man. She illustrated her ability as a
dancer by dancing with the president
of the club, Mrs. Willard Done
The Missionary society Of the Cen
trail Christian church will hold its an.
Mrs. Hoyt. 74 Virginia street, Thurs |
day evening at s o'clock. Mrs. Hoyt |
viii be assisted by Mrs. J. w. Christy, |
md tho following programme has been |