The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-27

ect1I.OV' day viii be celebrated
~ " ,he Ladies Literary club this
r,erroou. The programme will be-
- e.30 o'clock. Mrs. 4. II.
ps-ons VIII giTc IAN Appreci5- :
a dramatic reading OF Robert
t,,,. +" bv Mrs. Beulah Storrs Lewis
4. coIloyed D. a group OF tablcauX
,,,,ns some OF Lousfellow's best
1 mems. The tablcarX are under
',,ection OF Mrs. +. +. Marcy and
q r. Palmer. Tho first tabIeau
/, fronn "Robcrt OF Sicily" and Mrs.
'Iiser will pose as Robert and Miss
Monroe as the Angel In
~scond tableau Mrs. w. O.
.ser will represent "Evange-
The third Illustration VIII
nm "The Childrcn's Hour" DR..
y G Plummer Will pose as the ia
IN Inc children viii be represented
Tcunn Ackernau. Adele Ackcrman
No. Eliza beth Faiyweather. The
nicture Will be "ilIawatha's We'd
Mrs. Howard Lawson. will pose
ra,ha. Mrs. a :. Bower as Mime
Miss Jessie Maxwell, Mrs, Robert
IAN. Mics Enid Newman, Mrs, II. Is.
ynder and Mrs. i, I. Marcy as the
4 Big Indians Mrs. a. p. Stone.
Narearet Clark, Mrs. Robert Gar
I MI. Duncan MCAliister. Mrs.
Il HeuseT and Miss Frances Knox
4 Indian women. Philip kiser, Rob-
bger, Mary Neel and Helen Marcy
= children. Miss Ada Dwycr will
p Mrs. w. +. Adams will sing a
/ 6oard Of directors or the Utah
tiIon OF Women $ Cluos met yes
n st the Y w. 9. a. rooms In the
',,nial Bank building. The dates
81 next meeting OF the stat fed
A m this city were fixed for Octo-
! programme was given by Mrs.
Narcy, chairman of the programme
'Iltee The programme viii deal with
apd literary matters and special
|I)on will be given 10 Utah resources
|h= prospect of the future develop
"a the state. Three new clubs were
|,sd 10 the fedora ton. namely, the
4 o. Price. the Mental Culture of
4 and the Home Culture OF Ogden.
"a receipts from the art exhibit at
I0'Brjen'S recently amounted 80
l accordinc 10 the report or the
-l,ee IN charge o! the exhibit. The
A ccmmttcc reported receipts of
1 from The sale OF badges. The
"a Of $40 worth wiz have 10 he sold
A the expense of buying the badges
zsrpd. The year book committee,
a the chairman. Mrs. Ira d Travis.
|lrd that $50 had been received and
'l!o more was due. which VIII be
n INTO the federation treasury. The
.celp,s from the art exhibit will also
|'c the treasury Mrs. Il. Il. Porter
1>d that S5a had been raised toward
.hte endowment fund Of $1,000. a
-ltee Was appointed TO Investigate
conc tax law. This committee
rs OF Mrs. &. II. McA1alion. Mrs.
b Travis and Mrs. Elizabeth ~.
y ! resolution was passed advo-
D proficiency as a condition for q
Certificate tor primary teachers.
MEETING opened at 10 O'Clock in the
nc and luncheon was served at |
b at ihe y. " c. 3. cafeteria The
was Joined by the chairmen Of
fsg committees OF the fedora tlon
nlesldents OF clubs for the afternoon
|rg The reports OF the standing
-|ttess showed much progress In fed
10 activities.
civic committee report was given
q chairman, Dr.. Jane S6olfleld. Mrs.
Taylor gave tho report OF the edu-
|1l. committee: Mrs. Ralph Bowdie
E'fd for the health committee. and
ElSabeth Cohen for the legislative
<Iltec. Out -of-town members Of the
\ In attendance were Mrs. q n.
q Logan, federation trea suTer: Mrs.
"a BIchsel of Ogden, general feder-
sscretsry. Mrs. r. E. Porter OF Og-
1fft vice president; Mrs. s. r. Cal
p Provo. Mrs. S :. Smith. Ogden;
4oiah Evans. Garland, directors.
1rse number enjoyed the ausical tea
4 yesterday afternoon at the Hotel
by the Utah Mothers congress