The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-01


Poems for piano. after Omar Khsy.
yam 49,. .....':........, .Foo'e
Mrs. SkanlSey.
Short rapcr on american Orchestra,
Chamber and Symphony Music
.,............M Miss Leons Sullivan
Suite for violin
Aria and intermezzo,
Gavottc
Mrs. B. F Anderson.
Con;ral,o solos
(a) "A Bonny Curl.
(b) The Lament" ..:..-.. Chadwick
Miss Lcola Schrack.
Personal Acauaintance WIN MT.
Fooie" ".......,. Miss Virginia Beatty
Soprano solos
(a) "Columbine,
tbj Water Lily, from "a Flower
&c, 20 Sys'w Swallow. swallow. Flying
Niles Esther Davis.
Club Chorus.
A new philauthropic club was organ
lied Tuesday at the home OF Mrs.
Thomas Kearns. IL is a sewing club
with the purpose of clothing the chill
dren of Kcarns-S st. AIMS orphauage.
The society WAS organized with char
ter membership of sixty, each member
pledging herself To make SIX garments
a year for the children of the orphan
age The material viii be furnished by
Mrs kearns. who originated the idea
of tho club. The garments will be cut
under the direction of the mother sn
perior OF the orphanaGe and the mem
bcrs of the club will do the sewing at
their homes The first meeting was an
enthusiastic one. The society will be
controlled By board Of presidents di-
rected by Sister Elytherius, sister SUI
perior OF the orphanage, The officers
are; Mrs. Thomns Kearns, honorary
president; Mrs. j. =. Kcarus, president;
Mrs. f. j. Callahan, first vice presi-
dent: Mrs c. II. Jenkins, second vice
president; Mrs. James 1vers, third vice
president.
Tho Woman Republican club will
meet Monday afternoon at 2:3O o clock
at the home of Mrs. j. G., Gray, $50
South Fifth East street. Mrs. Gray,
Miss Blanch Strickley and Mrs. W. j.
Strickley will be the hostcsses. A pa
per on "'The Winter Problems OF the
Unemployed - will be given by Mrs,
NJ. ]. Hamilton, Mrs, T. d. Lewis Will
give a review OF current political
events.
Chapter 2. American Institute Of
Child Life. met Monday evening at the
Eighth East street, Mrs. F. M. Michel
son gave a talk on "Heredity.' The
next meeting will be held Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. f. r. Will
liams, $40 South Ninth East street,
when Mrs. J. w. Chase will talk on the
"Montessori Method of Training Chill
dren.'
The Seekers Literary club will meet
Of with ID
Blackmarr, 558 South First West
street. Mrs. B. B. Owens will present
a paper on EFranchise for Women A
discussion will follow on equal Suf-
frage and Anti-suffrage" The mem
bers will respond to roll call with items
of interest about equal suffrage states,
Mrs. J. g. Houtz, Jr., Of Salt Lake,
who is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Pot
ter, in Chicago, has been called upon
by several political clubs for addresses
on "What Suffrage Has Done for
Utah. Mrs. Houtz has proved herself
an able talker and real worker for the
cause of suffrage.
The ladies of the Oliver o. Howard
W. r. C. will be entertained at Ken
Third South street Thursday afternoon.
Those who will assist are Mrs, Can
ming. Mrs. Corser, Mrs. Bowmen, Mrs.
Brown, Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Con-
milf.
The Wasatch Literary club will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. W.
D. Prosser, 955 East Eleventh South
street. Mrs. F. NJ. McHugh will give
read selections from the poets Of the
day. Mrs G. J. Higson will report cur
rent events in the literary world.
The P. f. O. Sisterhood met Satur-
day afternoon with Mrs. Mcmahon and
Miss Helen Monroe in the Caithness
apartments. DR.. Clarence Ebaugh of
the University Of Utah gave a lecture
on "Medieval German Cities Re-
freshments were served.
A "silver tea" will be given by Mrs.
H. P. Brothers and Mrs. Elizabeth
Walker Tuesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs Walker, 1175 East First South
street, for the benefit of the blue sec
ton of the Ladies' Aid society Of the
Tiff Methodist church:
The current events and current liter
ature section of the Ladies' Literary
club will meet Friday afternoon in the
auditorium of the clubhouse. Bishop T.
$. spalding will review THE Inside Of
Lucille Holman viii give piano solo,
The art section Of the Ladies Lit
erary club viii meet Tuesday instead of
Wednesday morning at the clubhouse. A
Comparison Of Rubens and Rem.
brandt will be gwen by Miss Myra
Sawyer.
Mrs. ". P. Rowe, Mrs. Lawrence
Livingston. Mrs. Edith Sasse, Mrs. 3.
Sweeney. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Rumph,
Mrs. Holt and Mrs. Offer will entertain
the ladies of Banner hive No. IL at the
home of Lady Commander Rowe Fri
day afternoon at 2:30 clock. The
guest of honor will be Mrs. Salina
Yates. All members are invited.
Child Life club. chapter I. will meet
Wednesday evening ut s clock at the
home of Mrs. Willard r. Smith, 207
Eighth avenue. FDutjcs and Respon-
sibilities of Parenthood" will be dis.
cussed by Mrs. f. G.. Morse.