The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01


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Mrs A H Peabody, 10 10
Mrs. j. 4. Treasure
Talk, ,....... Teaching the Violin"
| Violin solo
Sa1s5 SehsJzo ..-..,.., Dittersdorl Krelsler
Clarence Burton. beethoven
Vocal
"LasS,s "Laddie's Lullaby. II. Degey Richards
D''' Mrs! hSHS D. W. McAlilster t: De N0Ve'
Violin solo
.'salnt a Amour" E major. 49,. Elgar
Vocal
20 Haunting Memory" "............
.......,,. .,.... Carrie Jacob Bond
Mrs Frank e. Johnson.
Accompanist. Miss J. Sands.
Talk ,........- ....... hamber Music"
Herbert sallnger.
my Hearts Desire"
Loves springtime' ...l>......... - ~ ~
.:.;....;;,-.. Frederic Knight Logan
"An 0at oSen Sens secret Harriet Ware
...........R. Huntington Woodrnan
Mrs Jack Taylor.
A telegram from Mrs. Mary NJ. F.
| Allen, intended to be read at the an.
| nual banquet of the Spirit of Liberty
! chapter, Daughters of the American
| Revolution, was delayed in transmits
sion, Mrs. Allen is state regent of the
| d. A. r., and is spending the winter
in Redlands, Cal. The telegram, which
was sent to Mrs. George Hancock, is as
| follows:
Give to the chapter hearty con
gratulatlons for the splendid rec
ord of the past year. May the
Spirit OF Liberty chapter, D, A.
r.. be represented in the decora
tions of the grounds of Memorial
Continental hall. as solicited by the
national chairman. Correspondence
| concerning this has been forwarded.
| The day we celebrate grows bright.
er and more resplendent with mem
ores Of the past and glorious
| hope for the future, every daugb.
ter standing for home and country.
Professor Maude May Babcock of the
University of Utah will give the first
| OF series of Lenteu readings at the
Hotel Utah Thursday evening. The
reading will be from the drama, "Cae,
Sar and Cleopatra" by Bernard Shaw.
In 'FCaesar and Cleopatra Shaw shat
romantic love-as to absolute fact,
therefore, Justifying his own contention
that he is "better than Shakespeare -
In none of Shaw's plays are realities
tremendous realities-displaye with
such sense Of value and incongruity
and shot through with such fire of i'm
agination. Other dramas Miss Bah
Blue Bird by Maurice Maeterlinck; :;
March 10, 'tThe School for Scandal. y
by Richard Brinsley Sheridan; March
26, "The Scarecrow, by Percy Mac
Kaye; April 2, "The Prctcnders, by
Henrik Ibsen.
The American Institute of Child Life,
chapter No. ], met with Mrs. William
| Fl. Naisbett Wednesday, Mrs. George
A. Partridge gave a paper on 'EDisci-
phnlng Children. Next Wednesday
evening Mrs. Lawrence Blood will enter
tain the chapter. The president, Mrs.
Susanna Hawes, will take up "'Social
Facts and Influences - An interesting
! discussion will follow, and all members
OF the institute are invited to be pres
emit. Chapter No. . will meet with Mrs
L1Eeyland Graham, 800 Ninth East, on
Monday evening, when Mrs. David A.
Smith will lead in the discussion of
1.-The Government Of Young Children. -
A committee was appointed, follow
| ing the lecture of Mrs Emma Smith
Devoe, of Tacoma, Wash, looking to
the organization of local branch of
the National Council of Women, repre-
sented by Mrs. Devoe, The committee
of the General Relief Society; Mrs. F.
Women; Mrs. {. Fl, Mcmahon; Mrs.
II. A. King of the Woman's Republi-
can club. Mrs. Meier OF the Woman g
Democratic club, Mrs. Elizabeth Cohen
OF the Salt Lake Civic club and Mrs
Margaret Zane Cherdron,
Jay Stoctman will deliver lecture
on THE Natural Bridges and Cave
dwellings Of Southern Utah. at Neigh
borhood house, 753 West First South,
on Tuesday evening at S O'Clock, The
lecture will be Illustrated with many
beautiful lantern slides of the wonder
full bridges and dwellings, as well as
of other objects in connection with
them. This entertainment will form
the hrst OF a series of interesting lee
lures and views that will be given at
the house from time TO time under Mr..
Stockman s direction. All adults of the
Nelghborhood are invited to be present
The Woman's Republican club will
meet Monday afternoon with Mrs.
Frank B. Scott, $40 G. street. The
hostesses. besides Mrs. Scott. are Mrs.
William Mossop and Mrs p. S. Witcher
"Should the United States Intervene in
MeXico?' Current events in political
history will be reviewed by Mrs.
Charles A. Cook. A directors meeting
will be held at clock. preceding the
meeting of the club. which is scheduled
for 2:30 clock
The Mothers club OF the Jackson
school district enjoyed very much the
talk given BIZ DIR a IT w Sfevepeon
at the last meeting. as we'll as the musi,
cal programme rendered by the children.
consisting of number of songs by the
first grade pupils and violin solos by
Milton Backman and Kyle Mcmillan.
The next meeting of the club will be
held at the school Friday; March 6, at
3:a5 clock u. IN. DR. A. \. Hanson
will be one Of tho speakers.
The poets section of the Ladies
Literary club will meet Monday at
2;30 at the clubhouse. A resume of
Richard Ill will be given by Mrs. Y,
p. Strange. The reading of the play,
n.