The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-08

Wy TO get hlgh-class mo-
Re shows is to patronize
and show the manager
vs better than the other.
ue of the motion picture
normous, especially in a
\ where the advantages
uent are limited. But we
nullify the good by max
|ghows so deadly edu-
bat the people will not
|m. The saloon trade has
|one-hnlf since the estab-
NJ moving picture shows,
loon men are the bitter
Iof the moving picture.
In favor of the most
orship, for they hope to
b 80 dull that their Gus"
II come to them again.
he taste of the com.
low the people that the
are the most entertain
bove all, patronize them,
kh to elevate the motion
10 the morals of young
pften brought out as an
against tho motion pic
Irrespective OF the kind
own. The danger in the
:ess is truly great and can
exaggerated, but it is no
he theater or at lectures
tenpticon views are used.
that these houses are
eeruiting places for de-
but if the young people
:'Iy chaperoned no danger
D them. Parents are re-
<or their children, and if
npany them to the thea
that they have proper
there will be no danger.
picture is too valuable
he'd for the sake Of a
Is that can easily be
~ a little care on the
la person.
.H held its annual meetinl
'pfhcers last Wednesday il
dth Mrs. Rodney T. Badger
81 Temple street. The mem
t was Increased from
vfwenty. The officers who
cflce next fall are: Mrs
mer, president; Mrs. Sci
s0n, vice president; Mis-:
n secretary; Miss Afto1
If6ponding secretary; Miss
ne, treasurer; Mrs. Charlie!
r1tic and librarian; Mrs
\, Sloan, historian. The
I Irairmen for the diff
ments of the programme
r were appointed as fol
, satIoDal, Miss Emmeiuc
MS. f. T. Roberts; Ger
d Ashby Boyle, Mrs. Hebel
, lss Florence Horne; mod
Hiss Alice Wells, II wa!
I'VE q musical evening al
Hrs. William c. Mcdonald
ne programme will be Sc
1aydn and Mozart. Mrs
is chairman Of the pro
4 0aittee.
Y elub is arranging for {
be given at the CONNER
~. Patrick g day at 2.3(
afternoon. Following the
musical programme will
e refreshments are bein.
hindoo fortune telIers viii
B a glimpse into the fu
mmlttee on general ar
n composed of Mrs. NJ. S
\ w. Senior, Mrs. Maut
| 3. T, Pyper. Mrs. Ann:
M Hemsell, Mrs. Rache
vera Thayer, Mrs. w. j
4, Entertainment committe,
y fWolstenholme, Miss Grac,
t19yld Hughes aud Mrs, Fl
the refreshment commit
" lrs- Gertrude James, Mrs
n and Mrs, Mary Van.
thprs Of the Woman's Re
" bold their next meet
u iesldeDce of Mrs. G. +
4 endart apartments, 6
onth, Tuesday at s p. N
pit will give a short Out
; ace movement which ha
W by the republic. Th
the evening will be Civ
An Anderson, principal O
WV schools, secretary of til
Mof the American Schoc
and convention manage
ID ~ School Peace league
the n. E. A. His sui
,fl fhe School Peace Move
ls club of the Y. w. c. A
ri nIzed early this week an
so} 9e elected. The meetin
w non will be held in th
m fooms III the Continent.
wi The club has thre
ack Of the association
pnilding on East Thir
ihe present officers are
2rodbeck, president; Mi!
n vice president: Nj!
H 'eIetary; Miss Lail, trea
sley. chairman OF II
{'rtee: Miss Katherir
1 Miss Lillian Whclal
e grounds committee.
<dr on the municipal ma
w association Of City clui
u the city commissions
10 push the establis'
u9icipal market. and r
m aance of the members ,