The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-15

~ he most important event in club
circles the coming week will be
the luncheon to be given Satur-
day by the Spirit OF Liberty
chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, in commemora"
tion of Washington IS Birthday The
entertainment committee consists OF
Mrs +. L. Dodge. Mrs. w. Mont Ferry
and Mrs & W. soyd Mlss The teasss
will deal with different nationalitles.
Miss Mary Martin will respond to a
toast on "The Norse.' Mrs. Barry
Hogarty will give toast to "Spain. -
"The Dutchf will be toasted by DIR.
Grace Stratton Airey. Mrs, Lulu IL.
Shepard will give toast on 'The Eng,
lish,'' and a toast to "The United
States will DO given by Mrs. H. K.
Klingender.
The Music section Of the Ladies Lit
erary club will hold an unusually inter
esting session next Tuesday at the CLUB
house, when an afternoon OF oratol1os
will be given. The meeting VIII pegln
promptly at 2:3o, and after the pro-
gramme tea will be served by the COM
.nittee. All those interested, club mem
bers or otherwise, are invited to be pres
ent. The programme committee consists
of the following ladies: Mrs. Fl. 2.
Schraven, Mrs. A. p. Stone. Mrs: A.
skankey, Mrs Charles Stewart, Mrs
Philip Schonert, Miss L. Sullivan, Mrs,
F.. L. Thompson Mrs. Walter Tuttle and
Mrs, J. It. Treasure. The programme
follows:
Short lecture on the greater ora
torios, by Mrs. William Wetzcl
Illustrated by the following musl-
cal numbers:
Haydn's Creation
Overture, Mira ] Louis Strohauer
Mendelssohns ''Eijah'-
But the Lord Is Mindful OF His
c.gI;s oTn"s i.T;s Hoiv casy MSS Edna pwy'F
Ego Hath Not Seen :,...:.:..:..
Hsndeis 'Messish"-
Rejoice Greatly. Q Daughter OF ,v
He wa Was Despised" Mrs. M +. p. Sanders 1
RossInis "Stabnt Mater
Duet. Out Est Homo Power Eter-
Mrs. c. c. Daily Mrs. il. f.
Schraven.
Solo and double quartette. "In1am-
rnatus ct Accensus" (When Thou
soIoistoMrs oR,sSo J. w Curtis So.
Pranos1,IM,rs. J, W. Afford, Mrs.
-. l.. Thompson. Altos-Miss
Edna Dwyer. Mrs. Thomas
Wise. Tenors-Sherman Abb
bott David Smith. Bassos-A.
n fedDOuf, Alex bDerndrut-
Costa's "EN"-
Thou Sialt Love the Lord ~
.-,-,... .....-.s-.-.--.... Club chorus
Director, Mrs William A.. Wetzell; ac-
conpanists, Mrs J Louis Strohauer, |
Miss Rowena Korns.
The Authors club had an interesting
session last Wednesday morning. when |
w. w Ritter gave his second talk on
the subject of HFinance.' The lee
turer said that no question affecting
material good is SO little understood as |
finance. Wisdom comes only by expert. |
ence. The principles that govern
finance today are the outgrowth Of CEN
turies. of experience. and there is yet !
much to be deslred, The Bank of !
France in its methods and operations
leads the world and is n model to the |
other nations. This bank was founded |
in $500, and Emperor Napoleon and the |
daughter Of Empress Josephine were the |
first subscribers. The uses Of gold have
so multiplied that they are out Of pro- |
portion to its production, notwithstand- |
ing the enormous increase in the out
put of gold in recent years. About a |
million dollars a year is used in such |
items as jewelry, filling Of teeth, gild- |
ing, etc. Certain fixed and inexorable |
laws govern finance. All countries ex-
perience shortage Of money at times |
and occasional panics occur The OBJ |
ject of the recent currency bill is to |
ease monetary conditions. The estab.
lishment of regional banks. which are
TO be eight or possibly twelve in num-
Der, will by their methods aid in times
OF stress and help to avert panics.
On Wednesday morning Prof. Levi |
Edgar Young Of the University Of Utah
will deliver lecture before the Au-
thors club on the "Bible." +" He will re. |
view subjects recently gone over by
the members of the club in their study |
of the Bible as literature,
The regular board meeting of the