The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-11

| sang 'The Cry of Rachel by Mary
Turner Salter, and MS an encore she
sang 'See How the Flames Rise, - from
I'll Trovatore. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Alberta Dersham.
The Monday Night club gave party
during the holidays at the home of Mr..
the bride and bridegroom of the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Airey, formerly
Dr., Grace Stratton. The next meeting
VIII be held Monday evening at the
home OF MIR. and Mrs. McCanne, l20 q
street. Mrs. McCanne VIII give pa
per on :. Housekeeping as an Art and
as Business" Mrs. Gould B. Blake
~, Mrs. j, Cecil Alter and Mrs Helen
llbbals Will discuss the paper.
The Daughters of the Mormon Bat
talon will meet Monday afternoon at
3 clock with Mrs. Olive Pixton Eard-
ley, 412 South First West street. The
programme viii include reading from
The history of the battalion by Mrs.
Laura, Coons Cntler, sketch Of the life
Of Oliver Workman by bis wife, Mrs.
Isabella Workman, chaplain, and dis
cussion of the Montessori system by
Mrs. Jane Pixton Bowers. Music will
be furnished by Miss Lconora Eardlcy,
The regular meeting of the Wasatch
Literary club was held with Mrs. II.
A: King Tuesday. Mrs. Byron Cum.
mlngs gave an interesting talk on
GA Trip to Southern Utah illustrat-
ing 1t with photographs. Miss Nellie
Hasbrouck delighted the members
with vocal solo, accompanied by Miss
Laura Crane, Ways and means of over
coming some existing educational evils
were discussed, and u committee was
appointed to act along that line,
Chapter No, Q, American Institute of
Child Life, met Mt the home Of Mrs.
Loyland Graham, 900 Ninth East street,
last week Mrs Oscar A. Kirkh ham gave
a talk on "The Duties and Response,
bljties of Parenthood. +" The next meet.
ing will be held Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Ralph Badger, 1179 South
Eighth East street. Mrs. Carl A. Bad,
ger wall give talk on "Eugenics." :"
The Utah Woman's s Press club held
an interesting meeting Wednesday
night at 1T the Bishops building. Mrs,
Annie Wells Cannon gave n paper on
1.-The Life and Works Of Eliza r.
Snow followed by discussion among
the members. Three vocal selections
were given by Mrs. Florence Elggren.
A tribute to Mrs. Emmeline B. Wells
was presented by Mrs. Augusta Joyce
Crocheron.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles White of In.
diana avenue entertained the New
Thought society Monday evening. The
evening was spent in social diversions
and musical programme was carried
out. Mrs, Alice Parker presided. The
next meeting will be with Mrs Riggs.
The subject will be Thought and It's
Creative Vibrations. 3. II, Parker
Will be leader.
A welI.attended parent,teachers
meeting was held at the Sumner school
Friday afternoon. Mrs. L. D. Kipp read
an interesting paper, "The Link Be
tween School and Home The subject
of women policemen being appointed as
a safeguard for little children as well
AS older ones was discussed by the
mothers. The next meeting will be the
second Friday In February.
Maxwell Mexican W. r. c. and
friends will be entertained by the pres
ident, Mrs, Goff, assisted BY Mrs.
Cough, Mrs. Trewin, Mrs Brooks, Mrs.
Treymnn, Mrs. Maxwell and Mrs.
Watros. at the Pythian hall, 161 South
Second East street, Thursday at . p.
m: All G, A. r. organizations and
friends arc invited
The tourists section Of the Ladies
Literary club will meet Tuesday morn.
ing ut the clubhouse Mrs. J, r. Fran
ken will give n paper on Delphi-His-
tory, Temples, Shrines, Mosques, Seat
of indian Government. Famous Pea
cock. Throne, Carpet of Pearls. Mogul !
Empire, - Mrs. l., G. Miller will give a
talk on "The English in India
The current events and current lit !
erature section of the Ladies' Literary |
club will meet Friday afternoon at the |
elubhouse. Mrs. ". j. Barrettc will |