The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
So Deus of the lUoman$ Clubs .

Wichita, Kan, last May, when $685.
600 was raised in ten days. A similar
campaign carried on jointly by the Y.
| NJ 9. A. and Y. w. O., A in Now York
resulted In tho collection OF S4,o00,000,
S3,0OO,000 was raised by the Y, w. c..
A or that campaign Secretary OF
tho Navy Josephus Daniels said: 1.-THE
| chief Significance of tho campaign did
not lie in the money realized, but in the
fact that for the first time in the his
tory of the organizations they were
rated at their real value. -
"That.' snid Miss Cross, "is what
it is hoped will be accomplished hore,
The money needed is not so much the
object of the campaign as it is to show
| the people of Salt Lake Just what the
Y. W. G. A. is and what it can accom-
plish. Then the support necessary
would bo given as matter of course. -
Preliminary to the campaign, n
on Thursday by the board of directors
Of the local association, when tho work
| Of the y, w. @. A was presented to
| fifty representative men and women of
the city and q larger number were in
troduced to the association workers
and shown what the organization is
doing in reception at the boarding
home, 9oS East Broadway, Friday even-
ing,
nonsupporting branches Of the Y. w. @.
A. work, such as the employment bu.
reau, the travellers aid, the educational
and the general administration work.
are from 65 per cent to 30 per cent
J elf-suppo1ting The Salt Lake asso-
! citation is 50 Per cent self-supporting.
| The local workers are enthusiastic
and look for great results from their
campaign.
The Bay Wow Reading club held an
ernoou at the home Of Mrs. A. b. Glib
son, 22l Thirteenth East street, The
programme consisted of selections from
German musical composers and was
under the direction Of Mrs. Esther Al
len Cav. Tea was served following the
programme. Thhe tea table was decor
ated in yellow. A basket Of yellow
tulips formed q centerpiece. A cluny
lace cover was over yellow. Mrs. Glib
the tea table, assisted by Miss Virginia
Gibson, Miss Rosalind Straup, Miss
Florence LITER and Miss Adele Dunyon.
They werc dressed in Dutch costumes,
Tho programme opened by lecture by
Mrs. Cav on 1.-TWO Periods of German
Music-Beethoven and His Predecessors
and the Romanticists. The lecture
was illustrated by selections given by
Miss j.. V. Linn, soprano and piano;
tie Meakin, violoncello; Mrs, Cav, vio-
lin. Tho selections were as follows:
Bach, "Gavotte, from suite for or
chestra, arranged for violin and piano;
Haydn, "Trio No. ~ for piano, violin
and violoncello, Andante, Cantabile,
Rondo all 'Ongarese; Beethoven, minuet
in G minor for violin and piano; Schu.
prano; MendelssohTn, songs TOR soprano
Passage schumann, "Ibendliod," ar At
ranged for violin, cello and piano; Wag
ner, fTo the Evening Star from
Tannhauser, arranged for violin ani
piano.
Following is the programme Of th'
given by the Civic club and the Sal
Lake Stake Relief society April 20, Q.
and 20 In the Chamber of Commerc,
/ Vermont building), to be conducted BY
Miss Gertrude McCheyne Of the Utal
Agricultural college.
First day-1o a. m, Goods as Fue
and Builders; 2:30 p. m, "Demon
stration Of Some Spring Menus";.
/ p. M, "Home Management-System."
Cuts and Cookery; 2:3O p. M, " Dem
onstration of Cheese, Eggs, Cereals AM
Milk in Combination" s p. m, "Hom
: Management-Eliminat
Third day-1O a m, "F'actors Affect
ing the Use Of Foods; $3.50 p. m
Demonstration of Salads and >Salat
Dressings; 8 2. m, "Home Manage
ment-Co~operation.'
/: The demonstration is open to the pub
lie.
The Monday Night club will NEE
tomorrow evening at the home OF Mrs
w. Il. Tibbals, 1905 Third avenue. Th
club was fortunate in securing Profes
sor Wise of the university for the even
ing, in a lecture on ''Civic Beauty il
European Cities.' Last Monday even
at the home Of DR.. Grace Stratton
Airey. DR.. Airey had charge Of th'
programme, giving an interesting talk
illustrated with stereopticon views o.
her trip to the natural bridge country
in southern Utah and Arizona.
The German and French circles of tn,
University Of Utah have been enter
tanned in their last meetings by Mr.
and Mrs. Walter A. Kerr Games ant
music were features of the meetingl
and refreshments were served The mu
sic for the German circle was furnished
fby Clifford Give, David Smith anc
Miss Fanny Shapiro. For the Frencl
circle the music was furnished by Mis-
Edna Evans, Miss May Hawley auc
Miss Bess ellsworth.
The regular meeting of the womel
of the University Of Utah will be helc
Saturday at 2:30 o. 'clock in the norma
building Of the university. W. W Ri
ter, president Of the board Of regents
will give an address on "The Currenc,
Bill" Music will be furnished by Mis-
Aura Rogers and Miss Bernice David
son, The hostesses will be Mrs. II. A
Mattil. Mrs. George M. Marshall, Mrs
Thomas 3. Brighton and Miss Florenc
Knox.
Lady Holder, prominent W. C. T.
worker, will be the guest of the Ioea
w. c. T. U. this week, arriving F'rida,
from Brooklyn, n. Y, whore she at
tended the worlds w. G. T. L. con
yeDtion m har xgay IN har hnme / m Ans