The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

aoit Lake Civic club will cele-
Il ST. Patrick s day with
party and musical tea at
Commercial club Tuesday aft
number of card tables have
eed and All exceptionally at
.nsical programme will be car
<ollowing the card game. Two
Hers will reveal future desti'
.|1owinr is the musical pro-
Violin solo, Mrs. &. C.. Folk.
solo, Mrs. r. H. Masters of
-companied by Mrs, Louis
piano solo. Mrs. Strohauer;
n Miss Beola Schrack, accom-
Mrs. Strohauer; piano solo,
Ii Nettleton; Irish songs and
[|ss Grace Davis, accompanied
leone Patten. Miss Davis will
"A Ia Irish costume. The COM
4 charge Of the entertainment
4 The following: General ar
IA, Mrs. M. !. Parker, Mrs.
.ior. Mrs. J. w. McHenry, Mrs.
kertson, Mrs. 3. T, Pyper, Mrs.
la. Mrs. F.. NJ. Hemscll. Mrs.
Telte, Mrs. Vera Thayer and
n Kaul; entertainment, Mrs.
b McCooey, Mrs. A. l.. Young,
ia Wolstenbolme, Miss Grace
u David Hughes and Mrs. n.
<rd; refreshments, Mrs. Ger
les, Mrs. S. A. Kenncr and
"a Yam.
ia section of the Ladies Lit
b will celebrate st. Patrick s
a special programme at the
The committee in charge
Miss Janet Williamson (chair-
Ii. r. NJ. Austin, Mrs. F. F..
Mrs. D. w. Nc Allister, Mrs;
Wis, Mrs. j. T. Treasure and
Taylor. The programme con
. monologue by Eugene T.
history of Irish music by Miss
"a; nocturne In B flat. duet for
violin, by Mrs. B, +. Ander-
hat, and Mrs, Walter j. Tut
Id; vocal selections. My
sllD' (Fox), and - Dermont
wv. n. Crouch). by Miss
YER; chorus, Peggy (W. II;
IN. by club chorus; violin and
Ia HKathleen Mavourneen -
]rouch) and ''Come Back to
Ihibel). by Mrs. Tuttlc and
|erson; three vocal selections,
a NV Soul edward Locke,
|a'' (Dermott MacMurrough)
1nllaby (Chauncey Olcott) by
NJ. Austin: Irish sketch by
,. Larson and Miss Lila Mae
'ea will be served at the con
the programme. The tea ia
|aye st, Patrick decorations.
owing information concerning
I7al meeting Of the General
Il of Women 8 Clubs in CHI
the will be Of interest to club
Salt Lake and Utah:
houghts OF one million club
(nrned IN the biennial conven-
The General Federal t!on of
n clubs in Chicago. June il,
4 Is to he a big convention.
md purposeful.
thar a century ago Robert
'rote:
|brcSd through Natures S range
. mighty law is change;
Women e'er complain
he certainly has no reason to
n In this age, for the feminist
|rt looms large and no greater
A the s'cnange" can be found
Il activities Of the women's
A. which one million American
are fulfilling the mighty
which Burns wrote. Further
ovidence of this will be seen
'|ennial convention. the plans
Ia are each day being per-
{ancisco held OUT to the Cen
|eration the attractions OF a
|[cel climate, the great Pa
The scenic wonders Of noun
VALLEY. Chicago offers none
Il but there Is n wealth OF ma
hotels. halls and hospitality,
work Of rhe excursions COM
which Will be given In detail
f|Il prove that we, too. have
<eresting features for Chicago
q The biennial.
Auditorlum thcater. seating
d been selected for the gen.
etings. while the second floor
AUditorium hotel (all in the
IiIding) will be used for the
BE committee. the local bu-
|1forma tion. ticket and badge
he for the distribution OF litz
' The transportation committee,
|tory biennial committee and
Ia federB ton advisory COM
There will also be rest rooms
|Qditorium. Beside this. varl-
nre being secured for other
Il general meetings. such as
Ference of the departments,
|q meetings and committee
a There is u wealth of good
ling prepared by the General
on progra mne committee, of
Hrs. Samuel r. Sheath is
That there Will be a cor
of interests in the afternoon
With the insplratlonal ad-
% the morning will be OF I'M
|4lue to the delegates. ena-