The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-29

al members Of the association, both
to be present.
Ihe Ladies' Literary club agreed to
support tho publicity campaign of the
commercial club in its last meeting Fri.
day afternoon. The report of the board
Oh directors of the Literary club for the
| past SIX months was heard. Mrs. vii.
liam c. Jennings and Mrs. d. n. Straup
were appointed to represent the club
IN the Peoples institute
All members Of the American Insti-
| tute Of Child Life residing between
South Temple and Ninth South streets
are requested to meet at the residence
OF Mrs. ID. II. Livingstone, "a Seventh
| East. Friday at 8 p, m. The object Of
| this meeting is to organize a chapter in
| that locality.
The art section of the Ladies Lit.
erary club will meet Wednesday morn.
ing at the clubhouse. Mrs. S. f. Fen.
helm and Hobbema.o - The section has
elected Officers for the coming year as
follows; Mrs. D. W. Phelan, president;
Mrs. Robert II. Tilney, vice president
and treasurer.
Blshop j. Nj. Whitaker gave an inter.
estlng address, setting forth many ex-
celent plans Tor the coming prohibition
! campaign. An informal discussion was
opened by the ev. T.. o. Leonard, and
participated In by all those present. The
Rev. d. 2, Carter taking a prominent
part.
The current events and current lit.
erature section of the Ladies Literary
club will meet Friday afternoon at the
clubhouse. Mrs. \. j. Gorham will give
a review of Crowds" " by Gerald Stan
ley Lee. A discussion of the "Cur-
rency Bill will be given by Mrs. Har.
ry Crabbe.
The Woman s club has voted 500
toward the equipment of room at the
sarah Dart home, which is nearing CON-
pletlon on Thirteenth East street. Other
clubs of the city doubtless will con
tribute toward the furnishing of the
beautiful new home for aged women.
Mrs. w. II, Jones will entertain the
Oliver Q. Howard W. Il. G. ut her home,
23l Third East, Thursday afternoon,
The hostess will be assisted by Mrs.
Harry Haynes, Mrs. Edward Gaby and
Mrs. D. Gurney. All members of G..
A. r. organizations and their friends
are invited
series of lectures by Sherman Culp
of the National Society for Broader
Education will be given under the di-
at the Consolidated Music company 3
hall, April 27-2s. The proceeds of the
lectures will be devoted to charity. IN
cluding the Sarah Daft home.
At the next meeting Of the household
economics section of the Ladies' Llt'|
erary, club, Wednesday, April s, Mrs.
Municipal Market and Mrs. P. n.
Cook will tell something of "The Fly
Campaign.
The Cleofan will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Thomas w. Sloan,
26l Second avenue. The study of 4,
French Artists Of the Renaissance
will be continued and the topic will be
given by Mrs Charles II. Wells.
The "Don't Worry" club is holding
weekly meetings on Tuesday, afternoon
Robertson, 1l5 South Fourth East street
The topic for next Tuesday is "Sug.
gestive Therapeutics.
The Aid society of the Central
Christian church will hold its regular
monthly meeting il the parlors of the
church on Thursday. Luncheon will be
served at 12:l5, Important business is
to come before the meeting.
The dramatic section of the Ladies
Literary club will have a special meet
ing at the clubhouse Monday afternoon.
1t will be "a day with August Strin6
berg and the programme is in charge
of Mrs. William McAllister.
The "Salt Lake Woman S club ~ met
with Mrs. V. Fl. Pease Tuesday. Mrs.
Helen V. Kimball gave the paper Utah
Pioneers. The next meeting ''Presi-