Show RED CROSS AIDES ARDES MEET TO TOBE BE INSTRUCTED Pioneer Stake Auxiliary f GatHers at Hotel Rooms One of the lar largest cst Red Cross classes In Bun surgical l dressings met mel yesterday afternoon at the tho hotel when the tue Pioneer Stake e Helie society aux- aux met There Thee were about one hundred hun bun dred drell members present Twelve Instructors in instructors instructors In- In who will ill teach them are nrc Mesdames Mamie Manile Silver Cannon AlUe Da Davis vis Elkins Louise Loul C. C Andrews Florence Florence Floronce Flor Flor- ence once M. M 1 Burton Lillie billie F P. Sperry Mary ary Butterworth Emily C C. Lydia Scott S S. S S1 M. M Bo Boyd d and Mrs Harmon and the MI Misses es VIn in lU rUgby by and Mabel Cutler Cut Cut- ler Mrs Lillian H. H Cannon Is director of the cla class Mrs Irs Annie Wells ens Cannon told of the beginnings s of or the tho Red Cross or organization I tion in Utah during the tue Spanish Spanish-Ameri can war var The first Red fled Cross Cros or organization organization ani- ani ration was made here in the Templeton Temple Temple- ton building when Mrs Emmeline B. B Wells with twenty others asked for tOI or a charter chatter Mrs l W. W W. W Riter now no in charge e of the canteen kitchen was the first president of the chapter TOTAL rOTA I. I OF 41 GS Ion FOR IonIO 31 IO IS Tile The gauze au e room In Amelia Palace sent In Its report o of dressings made during clurin the month of January The Thc total was 1 according to Mrs Irs Louise Louise- J. J Knight Six standard cases cafe of supplies and 20 sweaters are being shipped to Denver Den toda today from headquarters here J n y III'S II- II IS I'S y MONDAY ln D. Y OON AT 1 y z Officers of Pioneer Stake talt Relief nolle society so 80 announces that the auxiliary meets mel at 2 p p. p m. m ever Monday at the tho hotel Cla Classes of the Columbia Columbia Colum Colum- bia bla auxiliary arc are to be be held hereafter in the afternoons as wen well as as as' in the th mornings at the N o hotel Persons Persons Per Per- sons soils wishing to enroll enrol mn may call can Miss Gertrude McGrath I IJ A. A Il II II WORKERS WILL I 1 AT T E IIA hA lL 11 The Tho Daughters of the Revolution will sill hereafter meet t at Whitney hall haJJ from Crom 30 a a. a m. m to tu 5 p p. m. m Wednesdays Tho The surgical dressings s class of ot the Womans Woman's Service Ser auxiliary will meet at the apartments Mondays from Crom 2 to 3 p. p m. m and Thursdays and Fridays from Crom 10 a. a m m. t to 5 6 j p p. m m. m MUCH MITCH II I VOlt Ion t tSE g u. u OF ftP WORKERS En Those taking out materials for tor fu future future In- In ture work yesterday were Sunshine unit 24 2 cut rut garments o one bolt of or toweling toweling tow toss eling cling Liberty Stake Relief association 12 bod shirts Coo eo auxiliary 12 2 bed shirts 12 hanl hanks of ot yarn arn for tor socks s Pioneer Pioneer Pio Pio- neer stake group six IS 18 hanks of OC wool for socks Twenty sixth ward auxiliary 7 j pajamas auxiliary 1 bolt holt of oC material for pajamas Sharp Flats Fiats auxiliary aux aux- iliac 2 bolts of cotton Thirty third wart ward Relief society 5 3 sample pajamas paJama Salt Lake Stake Relief Relict society 4 41 H hanks banks gray ra wool Phillips Congregational on auxiliary 9 I hanks of oC wool for Cor sock socks I Ensign stake Twenty seventh Ward card 14 H bed shirts 1 sample Ensign stake Eighteenth ward ard C G hanks banks o of wool for tor socks St. St Pauls Paul's aux auxiliary 1 hank hanl of or gray wool for or sweaters eaters Pioneer r stake Relief Helie society 9 hunks of oC wool for or I socks pocks Past Noble oble Grand auxiliary 15 13 j i surgeons surgeons' gowns l sample and 4 hanks j I of wool for socks i Articles which were brought In were I I Sixty glasses of jen IG 16 bed shirts 4 t I sweaters I 11 i pairs of oC socks 1 muffler and 25 towels from CIOll Phillips Congregational church auxiliary |