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Show .OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES PLANNED :T. W. C A, COMMITTEES BUST r Mlv Mfrcdi Wingbcrs present of Tennla club Vacation Cottage in Emigration Emi-gration Canyon to Be Built This Season AS the spring advances, the Yoong Women s Christian association is maXmg plans for its ont-of door activities. The tennis elub elected officers in a meeting Thursday I and made plans for the) season s work. The conrts in connection with the edu il cation building on East Broadway will Vte pnt in shape as soon as the weather permits. Following are the new offi ears President, Miss Alfreds Tonng berg vice president Hiss Leah Mar- tin secretary Miss Edith Hill treasurer treas-urer Miss Ivy .Youngbergj grounds committee Miss Gertrude Frlede and Miss Mary Fisher K basketball court for the use of the Y W u A members especially the juniors is being made on the grounds near the educational building This will afford a place for several different outdoor games. Plans for the vacation cottage are being pushed and it la expected that the building will be put up early in th season. Easter cards and home-made candles are being sold daily at the cafeteria, the proceeds helping to swell the cottage fund. Each Thursday evening from 8 to 9 the gymnasium is open to all members of tie association for exercises and games. An interesting feature of the vesper service at the 1 W C A rooms in the Continental Bank building at S o dock this afternoon will be a talk on the life, customs and religion of the people of Persia, gu en by George K Peters, a native Persian who has spent the last five years in this country preparing pre-paring him self to teach among his people, peo-ple, ilr Peters is an interesting speak er, and will wear the native costume. Musie will be furnished by Miss Mil dred Knight soprano, and Miss Mane Howard violinist. The hostesses for the social hour are members of Miss MeArthnr s class of Phillips Congregational Congre-gational Sunday school. All young women, and any young men who are interested, are invited. ... The art exhibit including the copies of old masters by Utah artists, given under the direction of the Ltah btate Federation of Women s clubs, which closed at the Hotel Utah last night, was a suecess from an artistic financial and social standpo nt. The exhibit opened Thursday afternoon and continued through Friday morning and afternoon and yesterday morning afternoon and evening The p ctures were hung to ad vantage in the banquet room of the hotel Attractive mnsical programmes were given every afternoon and tea was served in the cafe under the direct on of the refreshment comm ttee Mrs Olive Havens Mrs F P Gallagher Mrs E. W Senior and M ss Louie Holt The attendance yesterday afternoon and evening was espec ally large The musical programme was furn shed by Mrs II E Schraven soprano Miss Nei lie Hasbrouck contralto Mrs P O Perkins panist, Clarence Burton and Mrs B F Anderson, violin sts M ss Eleanor Voelkel and Miss Elsie Harmon, accompan sts Mrs E W benior had charge of the tea service The hostesses were Mrs C 8 Kinney Mrs H R Dr ggs Mrs L L Butler Mrs H E &ch lier Mrs A T McCanne M ss Helen Monroe, Mrs Thomas Carm chael, Mrs W F Druehl and Mrs Ambrose Nord The mus cal programme Friday after noon was given by M ss Lill an Phelps 1st Miss Heek Mmon I. n anlst i Mrs Torlld rnoHior, vl Wist 11 rsday afternoo the si was a on I Miss Marj Muball as s lo sOllss W a Ur hill i aulst ani Mrs I ather All (law violinist The hostess a for Thurida aii 1 V laj ver Th rsda Mrs I II W Is Mm 1 o Js Holt Mrs V II HI t Mrs 1 O Marloneau. Mrs II Ilia chard an! Mrs M rraj H I 1 an V Ir Mrs J 1 Marsl all "Sirs I II Ma Mrs ( H Uhltehe d M A Joaeih i Jon son Mrs Go 1 i H Illako Mrs GrRnt Han Mrs 0 1 1 rlr Mrs Oraut 8wai Mrs 0 1 I rlr n Mrs r R.Ivia Mrs Go MB 11 a e I Miss 1 1 ssleth Mesan oru M m la t fosse M ss Or e Uully, M a II S I II bv a d Mrs W n allervool rheproceela ere II lelei a la t n the State Herat nanl on In I 1 al lul s of tl e t assist u n he exh b t Mtas Mr Sawyer tan. an f the art con n ittee of tl e fe lerat o hsi general charge of the exl tit Mrs I I Corfraan of Iroo. prns dent of the federation van n attendance Mu h interest centers in the rally of Lad es of the Maccabees of the state in ''alt Lake Tueelay, Airil 8 Three se sions 11 I e hell at the I O 1 F hal The norning session will be devotei to nt allstic work In the afternoon l new i en bera from different parts of the state vill be initiate I l to the or der In the evening Mrs Alice I o ke i IJ"" deputy supreme con ma der of the Ladies of the Maccabees of the W orl I will address the n eeting on the Second Degree or the prote ile fea turee of the order Her lecture will have stereoptioon illustrations The Lai ea of the Maooabees repre sent the largest and richest woman a f?nl.tlon in the world numbering 17SO0O members in the United States and Canada Halt Lake has four hives as follows Banner hive No ll Lil lian Holl ster hive No IS Liberty hive No 9 and Salt Lake Mve No 4 A social eent in connection with the rallv will be a large luncheon at the Newhouse hotel Mrs John Sweenev of Banner hhe will be toastmistrcss The luncheon committee selected from the various hlea is composed of Mrs H R Glare, Mrs J M Truitt Mrs D James and Mrs. Haines of I iberty hive Ml?0V h w'hbee. Mrs. Goodrow and Mrs L Crowley of Hollister hive Mrs John Sweeney Mrs. Joseph Sax man and Mrs. Charles Patterson of Ban ner hive and three representatives of Salt Lake hive The music section of the Ladles Lit erarv club met Tueslay March 83 at the clubhouse. A splendid irogramme of Norwegian and Finnish music was given as follows Paper Norwegian and Finnish Composers, by Miss Lil Man Phelps contralto solos. There Cried a Bird Binding The First rrmrose Grieg In the Boat Grieg. Hidden Love Grieg by Mus Uma loung piano solos, fappil l0D,v.. bJ Ut"K Erotlque Or eg bv Miss Irvine Shields meuo solos, utumn Gale Grieg Lullaby ' Grieg were riven by Mrs Uoott A Jones a violin solo Sonata, opus 13 Grieg was gnen by Rudolph Wohl meeth, accompanied by Charles 8hep herd Miss Adelaide Xnderson played three piano solos. The Little Bird The Solitary Wanderer In My Native Country from Orlea lyriea, opus 43 The accompanists were Miss Keee and Miss Dorrit Ksns. The chair man and officers of the muiio section wonld like the friends of the section to rescue the afternoon of April 1" for the card party to be given at the elub-bouae elub-bouae which promises to be a popular affair ... Another new Delphian elob was ehar ttred at the home of Mrs. J W O Brien 4S 0 street on iriday night The dub was addressed by the manager of the Delphian society who briefly outlined the growth and development of the Delphian movement and the part it a taking in educational and social circles in the western states. Mrs. C 8 Kin ney the club leader, gave a brief sor vey of the work and spoke on the sob ject of Egypt, with wh ch the regular work opens It was decided to meet the second and fourth Monday morning of each month and Mrs. O Brien will again be hostess to the club at its next meeting It was also decided to name this club the Delphian Monday Morning club Among the charter members are Mrs. frbermau Fargo, Mrs. J V O'Brien Mrs C A OulElev. Mrs J C Sullivan, Mrs. Gertrude t Snow Miss Vett e Woolf Mrs A. Jacobson. Mrs. Harry Ford, Miss Margaret Gibbons and Mrs Thomas Kearns The executive board of the Utah State Federation of Women a clubs will meet at the Commercial club Tuesday morning April 6 at 10 o clock In the afternoon a joint meeting of the board and the standing committees will be held beginning at 1 o clock. Mrs E E Corfman president of the federation will preside Among matters to be considered will be the selections of hostesses at the Utah building at the Panama Pacific expos! t on on general federation day May 22 The question of arranging a date for the vis t of Mrs Pennjbaeker general lederat on president to Utah will also be discussed ... The annual meet ng of the Salt Lake Free Kindergarten and Ne ghborhood House association will take place on Wednesday morning April 7, at 10 o clock at the Ne ghborhood House, 53 West First South street Full and n teresting reports of the splend d act v ties be ng carr ed on at the house w 11 be given by the officers and cha rmen of the ar ous departments and the eleo tion of officers and of twelve new directors direc-tors to fill the places of those whose terms are about to expire will also take place All assoc ate and sustain ng members are ent tied to partic pate in the meeting The f rst sect on of the Delph an clubs to re formed n Upper B ngham Canyon w 11 meet on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs W 11 E Stanton at 2 o clock Mrs C S K nney, the Del ph an club leader for Salt Lake and vie nity w 11 meet with the club and speak of the fasc nat on of Lgypt and ts early 1 fe w th wh ch the stud opens Among the charter membe s of tne club are Mrs Agnos McDonald Mrs W 11 E Stanton M a R Grand n Hunt Mrs J W Ik n Mrs II 1 Ml ler Mrs Fred Turner Mrs K C Bowen Mrs E E Edwards . The frst Delph an club to con plete ts memberah p n Lower B ngham fan yon w II meet 1 iday afternoon at 0 clock w th Mrs J V Uynn U Mark ham Culch Mrs C S K nne I b leader w 11 meet w th the c b and out 1 ne the work and scope of the Delph an soc ety n the west and also speak ot the fasc nat on of Egypt Among the charter members are Mrs W V 1 vans M ss 1 lie Peterson Mrs J F Ihnn Mrs D W George M s Hatt c 1 o te Mrs George I- Phelps Mrs t eo ge Chandler Mrs 1 H Walker and Mrs Margaret Thomas The tour st sect on of f e Lad os I terary lub held ts annua e ec ou of off eri n a mept ng Tuesday n orn ng at the 1 bhoune The follow ng or ' f cers were chosen Mr J L F ank n i cha rman M a S F lentou vice hair man Miss Louise Holt secretary, Mrs F L Oswald, cntic Mrs. F C Wood ruff was made chairman of the pro gramme committee The sect on will study South Kmer ca next year Wellesley graduates in Salt Lake are taking a superior air with the alumnae of Ml. llolyoke and Vassar of this city on account of Wellesley winning in the triangular debate w th Mt llolyoke and Vassar by defeat ng Mt llolyoke at Wellesley and Vassar at Poughkeeps e V Y while Mt Holjoke was besting Vassar at South Had lev The question was, Resolved That the Average American City Should Adopt the Com mission Form of Government, Accord ing to the Des Moines Plan Welles ley upheld the aff rn ati e at home and the negative at PougBiteepsie It Holyoke defended the affirmative at home Comm ttees have been appo nted as follows for the card party to be g ven by the Ladies aux 1 ary Un ted Com mere al Travelers, at the Newhouse bo tel Wednesday afternoon April 7 Ar rangements Mrs C C Sloan, refresh n ents Mrs J M 'Hruck Mn J G Naylor, tables Mrs H B Blades, Mrs J H &axman,Mrs W 11 am M Dono hue and Mrs W L Wetherbee Mrs A W Harvey will enterta n the 01 ver O Howard W It C at her home 46o L ghth a enue Thursday afternoon at a card soc al She w 11 be ass sted by Mrs Rudy Mrs H mes .Mrs Cook Mrs borenson and Mrs ckerson Members of G A R organizations and tbe r friends are inv ted The current e ents and current 1 ter ature sect on of the Lad es L terary club w U meet Fndav afternoon at tbe clubhouse, Mrs. A Taylor will d s cuss The Woman s Peace Movement. Mrs W R Duvafl will review The Turmoil by Booth Tarkington. Music w 11 also be given The Daughters of the Pioneers will hold their annual encampment next Saturday The committees in charge are Decorations Mrs Lily C Woi stenholme cha rman who will select her comm ttee refreshments Mrs F M Lyman Jr Mrs Minnie Horne James The Ladies soc ety of the B L F t E will give an Laster card party Wednesday at 45 p m at Eagles hall Refreshments vt 11 be served! The Women a M ss onarj soc ety of the Immanuel Baptist church will meet Thursday afternoon in tbe church par lors Banner h ve No 11 L 0 T M will ba e a special meet ng and review Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock in the I 0 0 T hall The Women s Peace partj w 1 meet Thursdaj afternoon at " 30 o clock at tbe Commerc al club All women n terested in the peace movement are n v ted to attend tbe meeting ... The m ss onarv soc ety of the First Congregat onal church w 11 n eet Thurs day afternoon at 2 30 o clock w th Mrs H J Wallace on Frst South street and Lni ers ty avenue ... The Bay ew Riad ng club will be entorta ned Mondav afterpoon m an 1 nformal tea by Mrs Thomas Car michael S53 Second avenue It is an open meeting ... Bad ant Bel ef Sewing circle will meet Thursdav afternoon at o clock with Mrs C H alentine 78 Q street. The circle is planning to have a sale of aprons and fancy articles about April 15 in a downtown storeroom. ... The Past Guard an club will meet Wednesday afternoon w th Mrs M. E Baer 9 West Second South street ... Delegates of women s organizations of the c ty are requested to meet at the Commercial club Tuesday afternoon at 3 o clock to cons der the quest on of sending flowers to the Utah build ng at the Panama Pacific expos t on ... All members of the Lill an Hollister H ve 'So 15, Lades of the Maccabees of the World are urgently requested to be present on next Thursday evening in order to ote for a delegate from the state of Utah to the nat onal Macca bees convention in June ... Lad ea of the GAR. Gordon circle No 4, will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Orpha Thornton 19dS West Virst South located at the end of the Second West car 1 ne 411 fr ends in terested in G R work are invited ... The club chorus w 11 meet on Tues day at 2 p m w th Mrs Ella Cum m ngs Wetzel! on North btate street |
