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Show K IS MEN iE 10 Hk Purifying Crusade to Be ln- Hlx ! auguraled at Vast Fcminiuc Hl ; ;uss feting. Hji TO. BEGIN BATTLE mM ' AGAINST PUBLIC VJCE Pf; ' Programme Is Completed and Hrl: Attendance Is Expected to j J Reach a Thousand. j . ' " ' ;, Plans are virLuallv complete, for tlio ,1 r Tromen's mass mcclinjr at the Lirefc . I rothodisfc church February 20, by ; ; . .means of which it is expected to in 'i , f . nugurata a great movement making for, f, '' tbc cleansing of Salt Lako City's pub- -Jj . J, . lie morals Those in charge of tho ar- 'i jl , J raugemonts arc sanguine tha.t fully a I , thousand women of oven' creed Trill " , ' participate in the Catherine and loan j jjf . ' nJl possible aid toward making tho i . v Pr"J-nC cni6adc potent and permn- r I ' neat. . The sessions Trill endure from 10 :,j 5 i f - ta. uutil -1 p. m., and will be iinder ijj the immediate direction of Mrs. E. E. 3j ) ' Shepaxd, Mrs. Freeman Moruinstar and ';: ! 3rs. A H. King. , ' The orusado which it is expected to .v. .i ,' evolve out of thin vast congregation of ( - -,vom-pn will have for its goal the olinii- 1 j 't ' uation. of every suggestive element in ; public, forms of amusement. Many rcp- '" j v" rcsoutativo women will address the ; ' meeting, and as men are to be posi- ) ; i r i, lively excluded from the deliberations, i 4 -)i tho&c forms of entertainment which aro ,fy' yk regarded as a mcuaco to tho young peo- , pie of tho city will bo frankly discussed i. ;xi and remedial means suggested. j u-j) , ' Tho first attack will be made on the l v J ' " vaudeville and moving-picture thea ters. :. i i With these disposed of, the i-copc of , 1 hA ' ihf movement will- bo' broadened, until ;v . It i . every form of -vice has been considered - j -i ' and 'eliminated. Following is the com- i A ' plcte programme "for the meeting Feb- ,',f mary 20: 10 to 1XH20, prayer and praise, , V Mrs. T). 2. Corser; 10:20 to 10:40. i i "Travelers ' Aid. " Miss Le Sourd ; .10:40 t V , ' to. 11, "Detention Home jMtr. O. II. ' "McMahan; solo, "Lullahv,' Miss T?ene r- fl A ". - . Pcdman; 1.1:10 to 11:S0. " Boomiug- HI 'r Houses,'- Mrs. P. A. Simpkin; discus- . . nion: 11:50 to 12, noontide prayer; .12 3'jj . to 1, lunch. ' I rA' - . "Missionary Union. jf ill . ' 1 to 2 p. m., song, "Ecscue the Per- fl iBhiug;" Scripture reading, Mrs. Sam -42 ?jt J Williamson: prayer, Miss Uobinson; 'Mi '-'Ohild Labor'" Mrs. W. A Wight; 4 b) . "GhUdrcn of the Slums,." Miss Apple-; Apple-; X 'j ,. g&to: poem, "Little White Slaves," :1 5rs. C. G. Goss; "Child Labor Creed," - f J IMrs. W. H. Tibbals; "Utah Child La- v ' ' bor Laws," Miss Trask; ' ' Beveridgo ffr ' Bill," Mrs. C. A. Walker; 'closing pray- ' ' H I,1 or: 2 to 2:10, solo. Mrs.' W. A. Wct- ' -M zoll: 2:10 to 2:30. "Law Enforcement," , ,v Mrs. P. K. Cook; 2:30 to 2r50, "When ii kJ , to Begin," Dr. Alice Houghton; 2:50 to 1 H ,i a, solo, Miss Bess Primcaux; 3 to .1:30, 'f "Tho Social Evil," Mrs. K. E. Shcp- , I ' , ard; 3:30 to 3:40, solo; Miss Edna ".'! " Evans; discussion; resolutions; ax:com- - ' IT I panist, Wrs. A. .11. Pcabodr. |
