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

will give demonstration ct Feeding
the Sick Child, - ana HiIl also give
an address oil ''Thc New Regime in
Home and School !r the evening
Miss Sarah liuutsman Of thc Agricuit.
ural college viii give reading OF The
Bluebird. y On .hc concluding day
Of the conference, SATURDAY.. February
economies department Of the Agricut-
ural college, and well known in Salt
Lake, will talk on Local Home Eco
nomics Associations. y
The music section of the Ladies
Literary club will meet Tuesday al >
o'clock at the clubhouse, $50 East
South Temple street. M interesting
musical and literary programme has
been arranged, followed 6y a silver
tea and social hour, TO which all
are invited. The committee in charge
consists of Mrs. c. c. Snyder chairman;
Mrs. A. Fl. Peabody, Mrs. l.. i. Root.
Mrs. G. Z, Shelton, Mrs Harry knight,
Mrs. w. II. Ferguson, Miss L.. Pearce.
Mrs. Charles Fl. Quigley and Mrs. +. t..
Sheets. A number of young women will
assist In serving tea. Selections from
Homer Bartlett, Horatio Parker, Frank
Carpenter and Dudley Buck will be
gwen. Following is the programme: Sc,
lection, club chorus; fvc-minute talk,
Parker, Mrs, G. c. Snyder; American
church music. Mrs. Louis Strohauer;
violin solo, Miss Frances Hahn; 'tSun-
set" Dudley Buck, Mrs. G.. C. Snyder;
dramatic readings, Miss Eleanora Haber
OF the Utah Stock company.
Grafonola selections from light and
grand opera will be given by Mr.. Eby
Of the Daynes- -Beebe Music company on
the Columbia Grand grafonola.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Sait Lake Free kindergarten and
Neighborbood House association was
held at 153 West First South, Wedncs-
day. The following extracts are from
the December reports: Day nursery
children enrolled, thirty eight: average
daily attendance. nineteen, Total at
tendance, 1856. Kindergarten-Chil
enrolled, ffty-6ve; average daily at
tendance, tbirty-onc. Visits made
by kindergartner. twcnty-seyen.
sixty children and 6fty-two
parents attended Christmas tree party:
10 gifts distributed. sewing class
Ninety little girls entertained Mt
Christmas party Mothers club
Thirty mothers at meeting.
Mrs. G., T.. Richards told the nStory OF
the Other Wise Men, Librarv-Bools
gwen out. cd; visits made by librarian,
fifty.two. Girls clubs-Regular
monthly programme followed by Christ
mas party for both clubs. Boys club
Forty enrolled Christmas party,
average attendance. forty.scvcn.
Christmas party. Trained nurse in at
tendance at the dispensary,
The entertainment committee of the
Ladies Literary club arc quietly ar
ranging for the birthday party" at
the club February Is. The nature OF
the entertainment IS being kept Sc
crct, but il is sure to be worth while.
4 get acquainted reception will be one
Of the features. The members OF tho
club who have been connected With it
for more than one year will be supplied
with green badges and the members of
this year will wear white badges, carry
ing ont the club colors. Each old mem
Der is requested to bring in new
member before the anniversary. The
entertainment VIII begin Mt the regular
club hour, 2;30 =. IN. No fec will be
levied upon the members, but a contri-
button basket will be put in a convent
ent place to receive free will offerings
The annual meeting Of the Young
Women 8 Christian association will be
held Monday evening at the y. ". G..
A. rooms in the Continental Bank build.
ing, Dinner will be served at 6.45, with
a programme following. The programme
will open with some introductory re-
marks by the president, Mrs. f.. b,
Critchlow. Music will be furnished by
the association glec club. Reports will
then be heard from the different de-
partmcuts of work, followed by read
ing by Mrs. &. H. Richards A violin
solo will conclude the programme About
200 arc expected. A general invitation