Salt Lake Tribune | 1914-06-07 | Page 28 | Clubwomen [Illegible] of Salt Lake [Illegible]

OF 2 California Delegate National Convention Over in Zion, GIVEN WARMGR Ladies of Home Jnd;! Manufacturers' Asset Are Hoste A special train, earn;'-... nia delegation of dub national convention of ? t Chicago, left Salt afternoon after the v;Kl, royally entertained lr. :'. ' eluding the Association ; . the Utah Home InduM:i.-s ". and the Utah Manufs-t tion. The L'tah dele-: rp. .; cago conference will . afternoon iu a sppcial i-8! " a Us on Pacific train. I The California delfjn - -from two poinls, San '.. Los Angeles. The Saa r:i gation came through Southern Pacific, h a riving at 3 p. m. The 1-egation, 1-egation, including Mrs. L. : or, state president of u :' rived in two special rar; r a Salt Lake Koute train at in the forenoon. The Loe A-were A-were attached to the San Fv. cial for the trip from : -cago. Met by Salt Lake U Upon arriving here tbo b': delegation was receive! &v ;. club women and conveui ;: biles donated for tbe davio-ters davio-ters of the Utah Mann'V::-ciation Mann'V::-ciation in the Vermont buSfe a luncheon of Utah produ-- -by the women of the. Industries In-dustries association, wk - ed by the L'tah Manilla ciation. Enthusiastic: ra. luncheon and the deli'-ioii: : ries, vegetables and other served was made by the vi- :. most of whom arc home ic-ers ic-ers in their own state. Following the luneheor :! Havens, president of the l':a: dustries association, yave a turc on I'tub "s resource,. V vitation of Ur. James E. T:. visitors, accompanied In ;b-mm, ;b-mm, visited the Dfseret where they became mn-'h in:: the exhibits. ' Organ Recital Enjoyed. The San Francisco d'-'e::-: at 3 o'clock and the i-nii:m: cial train were brought in a: to the chamber of conim:" they joined the Los Anie : and all went to the taberi a special organ recital a-This a-This was followed hy an am about tbe city, after Kr' b: party, delighted with Their ment and the hospitalitv r,-1 their brief stay, boardei v. for the east. The local committees iw; ' Mrs. J. T. Beless, presideo' c sociation of City clubs. : all the w omen 's clubs of tb Olive Havens was chairmsr ' freshments committee in er?.". luncheon, Mrs. Lafayette lis: chairman of the antorah1' and Mrs. H. J. Hayward re of the recital committee. Others on Committee. The other club women s" the committees were -Mr?, b' stenohue, Mrs. F. P. D. F. Collett,-3Irs. E. S. Marie Bowman, Mrs-McAllister, Mrs-McAllister, Mrs. Fet I Mrs. Austin Kerr, Mrs. J. -Mrs. J. 11. Haslatu, Mrs. Be:; H. E. McMillan, ilrs. R f Mrs. J. G. Giles, Mrs. . bee, Jr., Grace Stratton A iKarv Van, Mrs. W. K. b-r V. Long. Mrs. E. S. ng:; -Meier. Mrs. FreemaD . Mrs. H. A. Schweikaar . ;; Cain, Mrs. Stephen Ps.ll. ,7 Tavlor. Mrs. G. E. On. j-Bu'rt, j-Bu'rt, Mrs. D. W. McAl'', Mareil, Mrs. V. H. W. Steel, Mrs Arthur Knott. --King, --King, Mrs. W. C Holt, Mrs. Charles ,UOTV-Olive ,UOTV-Olive Havens. , ... The Utah delegates to tit --most --most of whom will leave t- : are Mrs. C. H. Mc.Mahe Gorham, Mrs. Elizabeth .10-;--D. Travis, Mrs. A. E-3Ui: B. Porter, Ogden; Mrs. J-,. Provo; Mrs. F. B. Pa'f ' 5. Cowan. Mrs. B. P. Gemmell. Mrs. Edward iV Mrs. Kber W. Hall Mrs. VL-: Mrs. H J. Havwarrl. Dr. J-, . Mrs. K. O. Leathered. -Tvndale. Mrs. Helen Boot. Mather, Mrs. C. C. Countr;1-Compte Countr;1-Compte of Park City