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Show 1 WB AND ENGAGEMENTS. k 1 irfiEgo of Mibs Morlo Lynch ii3 C. Dorscy will tako place y next at uoon nt the First local church. Tho bride will ti by her bibter. Miss Aline l;Dr. James A. Dcniko will be iisn. Liottlcnaiit Adams and ithcrspoon will be the two i I, II. Pratt announces (he en-jjof en-jjof her daughter, Wanda Mr. P. Rccso Perkins. The jll 'lake place iu the near lie pretty weddings of the Kstof Miss Martha II. Whit-w- James A. Cottrcll. Tho look phu-c at the bride's 2ast Third South Hired., at & tn thc presence of a large f friends and relatives. The fegapcrfornied ,hv the groom ' limilc; diaries t'utkdl: ;)f: 3il3S. Lunlke" M.ullotl helcfl iis UHUebTildld. ated, Fjrunjt Morgnd I13 lies!, luajl; TliA Lr do's gown wh VI White inffctd sUli find it 1 1 -uvoi' Ino, iliid. hliy Oii'rlgQ U'rlrlp'S hige9; Lohengrin 'ri 'Vodrtiag March" vhs playod by Mm, Paul Align)! Up Hid bride entered tho parlor and wail Hived it way by her grandfather, Frunclil lialllun.V The decorations v.'ero of. palm, out flowers and autumn loaves. Many beautiful presents were received by the voting couplo, who have a host of 'friends to wish them happiness and prosperity through life. Tho Lake City quartette furnished tho music. Mrs. Barbara Kunckcl of o57 South First Wosl announces tho engagement of her daughter. Barbara Jvunkcl, to Martin Eisele. The marriage will lake place some time this month. The marriage of Miss Edna Tnysum ami Frank Little Reins'imar will lake place next Saturday at tho homo of the bride's mother, Mrs. S. h. Tax-sum, and only tho immediate families will be present to witness tho ceremony. The marriage of Miss Agatha Schcl-tlor Schcl-tlor and ,1. Ay. Barrett will take place on Wednesday at. the homo of tho bride's mother, H!1G Second avciuie. Mrs. R. 0. Bills announces the engagement en-gagement of her daughter Blanch to Howard Dcnsloy of Jliverton. the marriage- to lake place on Wednesday next. Another marriage of Wednesday will be thnf. of Miss Kdith Smith and Wallace Wal-lace Griffith, which will be solemnized that evening at S o'clock. The marriage of Miss M. Gail Mills and J. H; Dimmctt will lake place next Wednesday evening at S o'clock at the home of the bride's father, E. F. Mills. The marriage of Sarah Alice Swart to Fred A. Pfciffcr of Milwaukco will also take place on Wednesday next, Mr. and Mrs. P. Y. Golding announce the engagement, of their daughter Eunice and Melton. East, tho wedding to tako place in the near future. The marriage of Miss Edith B. Casady and Robert V. Phillips was solemnized Saturday at ,"3 o'clock at ihc home of the bride's mother in tho Plaza apart inouts, the Rev. P. A. Simpkiii officiating. The matron of honor wa3 Mrs. George Hale, and the bride was given away by her brother. The young people will make a short wedding trip, after which thoy will settle set-tle in -Anaconda, Mont. The Tribune presents today a group of the most interesting and intellectual women in the state tho representative women of tho Utah Slate Federation, whoso meetings will .bo held in Provo this week. This group docs not include all tho brilliant xvomen of the organization organiza-tion by any means, bnt it may bo fairly fair-ly said to be representative in tho broadest tense of the word. Mrs. G. J I. McMahon is the president of the State j federation and has been active in club j work for some years past. She has ! rilled many offices, among them that of i corresponding secretary tor the goneal federation, and has filled all of them admirably. Mrs. ('. E. Allen is president presi-dent of ihc Mothers congress, and has, since the organization of the State federation, fed-eration, been an active power in club ;worU. Mrs. Hugh Park was tho mother of the Canyon Crest movement which did so much through the federution and through individuals for the good' of j homeless boys', before the work was .taken up by tho public or in a public way. ! Mrs. Ledvnrd M. Bailey is now chairman chair-man of the civic committee of tho federation, fed-eration, having already served as head of a similar section o'f the Ladies Literary Lit-erary club. Mrs. K, Hauxhurst is the ( president of the Wasatch Literary circle, cir-cle, a newer organization which has douo much along literary and altruistic lines in tho past three years. Miss Etta Powers is tho president of the P. E. 0. society and is also principal of the Sumner Sum-ner school in this citv. Mrs. George Tt. Hancock has held the' office of director of the general federation from this stale, and has been a valuod member of various clubs. Mrs. F. W. Hyat of Park City is vice-president of the Slate federation, fed-eration, and as a member of tho Athon-aeuni Athon-aeuni has been a. power in club work there. Mrs. W. U. Biutz is chairman of tho arts section of tho Ladies' Literary club. Miss Lucilc Franke is tho chairman chair-man of the educational committee of the Stato federation and also chairman of the transportation committee for the 1912 biennial. Mrs. W. P. Hutchinson is the new president of tho Ladies' Lit-crar3- club, and Mrs. J. F. Cowan is now corresponding secretary for the general federation from this stale. Practically all arrangements are completed com-pleted for the sixteenth annual convention conven-tion to be held on Wednesday, Thursday Thurs-day and Friday next. Tho meeting promises lo bo more filled with a real live interest than any of those held in tho past have been, and the programme prepared has been made of such a va-vied va-vied charactor as to draw the most intellectual in-tellectual and the most practical in all tho clubs. The xvomen of Provo, always hospitable hospit-able and the best of hostesses, have spared no pains to make the city a real convention city, and everything to provide pro-vide for the comfort and tho pleasure of the members has been done. In compliance com-pliance with the wishes of tho programme pro-gramme committee, socinl affairs pure and simple havo been limited to an afternoon af-ternoon reception the first dav, a musical musi-cal programme such as only Provo can provide for tho first evening, and a drive around the Garden City on Thursday afternoon, in xvhich the Provo clubs will be assisted by the Provo Commercial club. Tho remainder of the meetings havo been given over to earnest xvork, and alLhough much of the routine business has been dono axvay with, there will bo a groat deal of real business as well. A change is contemplated in the matter mat-ter of election, which would by all precedent conio another year, but which will be held in order to' make the regular reg-ular election hereafter come the same vear as the biennial. The reason for this is obvious to club members the claim being that the now officers are not sufficiently in touch with matters of importance to be nt their best in affairs af-fairs pertaining to the general federation. federa-tion. The present officers in case of such an election will simrdy hold over till tho next rogular election.. Each club in the organization is entitled en-titled to two votos. one by tho president pres-ident and ono bv tho delegate or alternate. alter-nate. The Salt Lake clubs will be represented rep-resented as follows: Ladles' Literary-r-Mrs. W. R. Hutchinson, Hutchin-son, president; Mr3. F. E. Marcy, dele- ga,i- i P. E O. Miss Etta Power, president: Mrs. lohn Reed, delegate; Mrs. William Druehl. alternate. Clcofan Mrs. F. T. Roberts, president: Mrs. Soldon Cln.wson. delegate; Mrs John y. Rlch: alternate; Mrs. Rodney Badger, visitor. Woman's Mrs. Theodore Whltcly. president; pres-ident; Mrs. A. L. Young, delegate; Mrs. A. J. Johnson, alternate. Press Mrs. Hut lie Jensen, president ; Mrs Lydln Alder, delegate, Dr. Ellis Shlpp, alternate. Wasatch Literary Mrs. E. H. Hawx-hnrst. Hawx-hnrst. president.; Mrs. A. S. Zimmerman, delegate. Mondnv Night Mrs. W. T-I. TlbbaJs. president; Mrs. Gould Blnkely. delegate. Ray View Mrs. A. B. Gibson, president: presi-dent: Mrs. Grant Sxvan, delegate. Seekers Miss Madora Greenwood, president: pres-ident: Mrs. L. Marcll. delegate; Mrs. B. B, Owen, alternate. College Mrs. E. O. Lcatherwood, president; pres-ident; Mrs. A. B. Campbell, delegate. Woman's League Mrs. E. M Cohen, president, Mrs. P. A. Simpson, delegate. Authors' Dr Margaret Roberts, president. pres-ident. Mrs. Eliza Bonnlon, delegate; Mrs. Ll7.Ie Crlsmon. alternate. The loral delegation will leave here on the R G. W. train for the south which leaves at "50. the delegates from! north of here going down tho evening before. , t Through the co-operation of tho Commercial Com-mercial club of this oily tho Utah State federation has been enabled, to arouse a great deal of interest in Salt Lake as a possible, or rnther, a probablo moet-iug moet-iug place for tho great biennial of 1912, nnd responsive letters hnvo come back to Mrs. C. H. McMahon, the stato president, presi-dent, acknowledging receipt of tho booklet book-let sent .by the Commercial club setting forth the advantages of tho city as a meeting place, A lcttor from the president presi-dent of tho Illinois State federation, received re-ceived only a fow days ago, showed that that state is for Utah as a convention place, and ono from Oklahoma is ultra-enthusiastic, ultra-enthusiastic, ending xvith "Oklahoma for Salt Lake in 1912." Tho annunl meeting of f.ho Orphans' Home association will bo held tomorrow a ft or noon at 3 o'clock at the homo itself it-self on Tenth South. Tho meeting is ono of the whole association, not of tho directors, and it is for tho purposo of electing a new board of directors. From the thirteen diroctors thus elected, the officers, of the association will bo elected elect-ed next, month. The importance of the meeting is great, as matters pertaining to the conduct of tho homo will bo discussed. dis-cussed. The association numbers in its membership somo two hundred women, each of whom has a vote in tho election of the board of directors, the only conditions con-ditions being that every church in town havo representation on'lho board. Tho Wasatch Literary club met on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Parks, 936 East. Eleventh South street. After a short business session an altogether enjoyable en-joyable afternoon xvns spent in listening listen-ing lo a group of piano numbors by Miss Parks; a most interesting and instructive instruct-ive paper on the biennial by Mrs. C. II. McMnhnn, and a vocal solo, prologtio from "1 -Pagliaeci." by Mr. .1. T. Hand, lately of Berlin, uccompanicd by Mies Alice Scckels. Mr. Hand responded respond-ed to an encore with "Dreaming," by Bartlett. A social half hour followed:, during which the hostess served refreshments. refresh-ments. The revival of the Needle Work guild in Salt Lake is arousing the greatest interest. in-terest. For ten yeaTS it was the means of bringing untold comfort to the children's chil-dren's homes, hospitals and other institutions insti-tutions of Salt Lake; and now, after the lapse of five years, tho xvork is to be resumed. It is now an international organization, or-ganization, branches hax'ing been established estab-lished in Glasgoxx', Montreal and Paris, in addition to nearly every state in tho United States. It is non-sectarian in the broadest sense, and men, .womou and children can belong to it. The only condition con-dition for membership is the donation of two now garments once a year anything any-thing for men, women or children, or for use in the home sheets, blankets, otc, being acceptable. Tho garments being intendod for winter wear, should be plain, warm and durable. All directors direc-tors are requested to plcaso send their collodions, with correct list, to their section president before October 15. Anj'ono who is in doubt where to send contributions can send them to Mrs. Noldcn, 145 P street. The Ladies' Reading club has resumed its meetings for the j-ear. and the first meeting was hold last Monday at the home of tho president, Mr. W. F. Boer. Tho club is studying tho Bav Vioxv course, and tho last subject studied was tho history of Germany, and the club takes up at its next meeting "the Wakening Wak-ening of China." Tho meeting tomorrow will also be held at tho home of Mrs. Boer, 181 B street. Tho usual meeting of tho Ladies' Literary Lit-erary club will be held next Friday afternoon, despite tho published announcement an-nouncement of postponement- Tho topic of tho afternoon will be ''Psychical Research," by Miss Rosalie Pollock, and the music oft the afternoon will be furnished by Miss Mae Hawley and Miss Irene Kelly. Tho Woman's Republican club will hold tho regxilar meeting at Mrs. ,T. W. Percival's at 245 South Twelfth East streot, Monday at 2 p. m. The Woman 's club will meet for the first time this .year on Tuesday next at the home of Mrs. John Wilhart. 723 Eleventh East street. Mrs. T. W. Whitely, the president, will ivo tho address ad-dress and report the biennial, and a delegate will be elected to represent the club at Provo. Mrs. D. IT. Brown and Mrs. W. W. Crawford of Manti, both prominent club xvomen, have spent the past few-days few-days in town, and will wait hero to accompany the delegations from Salt Lake to Provo on Wednesday morning. morn-ing. The classes in literature under Mrs. William Tgleheart will meet at 30:30 Monday and Tuesday mornings at Rowland Row-land hall, and at S o'clock Monday evening at Mrs. Igleheart's home in tho Cntchlow apartments. Tho civic committee of tho state federation under the chairmanship of Mrs. Ledyard M. Bailor will hold its first meeting for the year tomorrow I SI ; afternoon at 2:30 at the Y. W. C. A. j 91 , rooms in the Brooks arcade. J , i The second meeting for the year of II tho Spirit of Liberty chapter, Daugh- ' 51 M tors of the American Revolution, will (' Hi H bo held on Thursdax" next with Mrs. ; i L. E. Hall, when Mrs Thomas Weir will J .1 bo the chairman of the afternoon. j 91 1 Mrs. J. T. Kingsburv will entertain j the xvomen of the faculty of tho uni- jfl j vcrsity on Saturday afternoon next at ID 3 her home, 222 Txvclfth East street, tho jjj J affair being a kensington tea. jjjf The history section of tho Ladies' Hf Literary club xvill meet on Thusday Urn i next at tho clubhouse, when the reh- 'Ilf . gious policy of Constantino will be ill j studied. Ilf j The Bay View Reading club will IDE - hold its first meeting for tho year on Jf y. Mondav afternoon at 2:30 at tho home llK of Mrs". A. H. Ensign on P street. Tho Ml r 1 club is making a study of India and gig j j China this year. j H A There will be no meeting of the Clco- ' II 1 ' fan this xveek on account of thf meet- j II ing of the federation in- Provo. to t jjj j j xvhich the Cleofan will send a large II J j percentage of its membership. fl Li |
