The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18

is extended 10 all who car" to attend,
Tith hc request that they register II
ada at tac association i:caGquar"
tcIs,
The club women Of Minnesota have
rcbcIicl az the tight dress skirt of the
prevailing fashion, and have started
move toward rr:orm along that line.
The ask thar designers aLd makers OF
SKIRTS, and OF paper patterns Tor skirts,
provide some garments and patterns
each season that shall be at attractive
styles. and fiat for u woman OF thirty
SIX inch bust measure the dress
shall be at least TWO wards around the
bottom and sufficiently loose as not to
display tue form, aud should reach the
lnstcp, the larger and SMALLER sizes to
be in proportion. \ manufacturing firm
of New orN responded to the appeal
and has bad issued Il model known as
the ' Minnesota skirt. -
The Froebcl society held an interest.
lng meeting Thursday afternoon at
the J. w 6. a. rooms in the Coutinen-
tai Bank building. Mrs Anna r. Pier
eey was in charge of the programme.
The subject was g How Can Kinder
gardeners Make Their Work Better I'M
derstood by the Public Talks were
made by Mrs, +. G. Moore, Mrs. George
NJ Bacon and Mrs. Marcus Il. Jones.
The leading suggestions made were
that mothers meeting and publicity
work would be the best plan for bring
ing the kindergarten in closer touch
with the public. 4 light supper was
served following the programme. The
speakers were guests Of honor.
Mrs S. w. Morrison was elected del
egate TO the Continental congress in
Washington to represent the Spirit Of
Liberty chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, at meeting Of
the chapter last Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. f.. G.. Richmond on East
South Temple street Mrs Barry Ho.
garty was made alternate Tor the regent
Of the chapter. Miss Sallio G, Shoes
gave paper on Architecture aud Gar
dens of Colonial Days Mrs. b. T.. An
panied by Mrs. A. H. Peabody. Tea
was served by the hostess, assisted by
her daughter, Miss Marguerite Rich
mond
The members Of the Ladies' Pro-
ggTessiyc Aid society gave a surprise
Thursday evening to the president,
Mrs s. Love. About thirty members
quietly came 10 the home and Mrs.
Love was summoned TO the door. The
carly part OF the evening was spent by
playing bridge, after which light sup
per was served in the dining room. All
were seated ut one long table. After
all had been seated Mrs J.. Smith, past
secretary OF the society. gave a short
speech upon the efficient work of the
president in the last four years, and
presented her with handsome gold
badge as token Of honor and apprc.
citation,
A "silvcr' tea will be given by tho
women Of Lynds on Thursday afternoon
from to o clock, at tho home Of Mrs.
+, w Gardiner, q Ninth East street.
Mrs, Gardiner viii be assisted in re.
ceiving by Mrs, O. B. Chalmers, Mrs.
John Boyle and Mrs A. L. Anderson,
Miss Ethel Netteton, Mrs Clarence
Flandro and Mrs. +. r. Gibson viii pre-
side IN tho dining room, assisted b. Mrs
j. [. BreckoD, Mrs Il. r. Wheelon, Mrs.
G. +, Barrett, Mrs. Il E. Harris, Mrs.
Z. N. Sargent and Mrs. E, A, Harten-
stem. a musical programme will be
given throughout the afternoon
AT meeting of the Woman Is Demo.
cratic club with Mrs. II. j. Hayward in
the Hayward apartments last Wedues-
day, the ANIMAL election of officers was
pees..t tea"ItiHe III the fe-eiectlon or inc
Officers who had held office the past
year. The officers joined in a teIe-
gram to the Utah representatives in
congress asking their support Of the bin
providing an eighthour law for women
in tho District OF Columbia Mrs. Hay
ward, who is president Of the club,
served refreshments following the bust,
ness meeting.
Club women of the city and Others in
terested i'll the abatement OF the smoke