The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-15
L Happenings in Cities and Towns of Utah

san Francisco. where she has been en-
gagged In dramatic work for the pas
| three months.
Ihe Child Culture club met Tuesda!
WilIiams. An address by Superintendent
John NJ Mills Of the city schools. on tn,
nai-oay school plan, was the principe
feature feature OF the meeting. Several yiolil
seieotions were played by the Misse,
Gertel and Cleone Rich. and Professor
Lester Hinchcline gave two piano solos
thM me a club VIII hold it's next meeting a
the nome OF Mrs 8. l. Riser.
The ladies Of the Industrial associatio
were entertained Tuesday at tho home
OF Mrs. Freelander, 557 Twentieth street
A large number OF the students anc
paIrons OF the Ogden aigh school were ii
ettendance at the special Lincoln day
programne held Wednesday afternoon a,
the school, The auditorium was efrec,
lively decorated with the national colors
| with large picture Of Lincoln occupying
oa proEhin9nt mi position Dr.. A. 9 Condor
noon and ct the conclusion Of his address
| readings were given by Miss Warrington
ana ,, " n. oByrne. followed by the
| tions by the high school band. the schoo
orchestra and Young Ladies' Glee club.
The Martha society met Monday with
Mrs. w, IL Eccles. when the following
e5t!eeys e5. M-. TOT TIE ensuing year were eleot-
10. G. Rich. first vice president: Mrs. r
t. Hume, second vice president; Mrs Jo-
enee enee fttised fGaMSTGft seeretay Mrs Flor
ana Mrs. r. Il. Bristol, treasurer.
Lincoln circle No. 2. Ladies' Of the q
n X. save an entertainment Thursday
55aIIeGrnoGn 5aIG and evening in the / o. o. +.
haia hhaia N the afternoon a banquet was
| held and the evening was spent In yari-
ous social diversions:
Mr, and Mrs. Ray Hurt have gone 10
Oklahoma for an extended visit
After spending a short visit with hor
TTistSer' TEsS' Mes Mes Belle Healy; in Pocatello,
to her home in this city.
Mrs: Kate Linderman left Monday for
Memphis. Tenn
Miss Marjory Rruner of Boston was an
Usaen visitor for several days the first
paIt OF the week and while here was
Olsen
The Social Twelve club members and
.nsir huspands were pleasantly enter-
tained Saturday evening at the home of
MT, and Mrs. =. @. Chcerstrom
Mrs. l. Bell was hostess 10 the Bap-
list Mission circle Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. R. e. Miller left Tues
day Tor Washington, D. c. Mr. Miller
is with tho local forest service depart
ment
Mr.; Mrs tMteII.aughlip,. who has been the
Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs uyrum ringree were
the guests OF Salt Lake friends Tues
day.
The members OF the Past Guardians
club were entertained Thursday evening
by Mrs, Virginia Myers at her apartments
In tho Wright annex. Twenty-fourth
street.
Saturday afternoon q meeting of the
Historical society was held at the home
OF Mrs. J. 8. Gordon, when DR.. u. @.
Gowans gave an address on The Wei
fare OF the Child
Messrs, Jack and David II. Eccles have
!elt for the east. They will sail from St
Johns n. s, February 1S. for Europe.
where they Will enter the mission field,
Saturday afternoon the 500 club was
delightfully."- entertained at tho homo Of
Mrs, Thomas D. Dee.
The Ladies' Literary club will meet
next Tuesday, February II. with Mrs. I.
n. Fulton.
Mr.. and Mrs w H. Watts returned
tuesday from weeks visit In Boise.
Mrs. De Puy is here from Preston,
Idaho, for visit with her mother, Mrs
Sidney Stevens.
Mrs. L. +. West entertained the
Utopia Sewing club Wednesday after
noon. The rooms were decorated with
carnations and dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess.