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Show ST. PATRICK'S BAZAAR TO BE EVENT OF THE WEEKj ' ae CATHEDRAL HALL WILL BE SCENE OF THE GALA FETE; GROUP OF YOUNG WOMEN WHO WILL TAKE PROMINENT PART IN ST. PATRICK'S BAZAAR THIS WEEK. I t' .1 T nr it 4ENKINS pWr r- V 'i 4 1 -0 JVSS ANNA ROTZLEfS) : : f Booths and Alluring Music to Be Principal Features. AX elaborate Christmas bazaar will be given at Cathedral hall this 'week, under the direction of the Altar society of St. Patrick Pat-rick 's parish of the Catholic church. The bazaar nill run Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, opening formally for-mally at 5 p. in. Tuesday with a turkey tur-key dinner, which will last until 9 ; o'clock, thereby giving everyone an op-1 portunity to en "joy a good and perfectly ! appointed old-fashioned turkey dinner.1 J The arrangements tor the entire affair af-fair are in charge- of Mtb. Fred Brein-ing, Brein-ing, a prominent member of St. Patrick Pat-rick 's Altar society. The admission will be free. An excellent ex-cellent musical programme wiJl be giv-j giv-j en every night by some of Salt Lake's j leading musicians and also the young students of the Conservatory of Music of St. Mary's academy, with Miss Adine . Brownlce "in charge "of the orchestral! numbers. ! The fortune-telling booth will be in charge of Mrs. Ellon Garev, who holds j the enviable record of telling wonder- , fnl things of both past and future. St. Mary's academy booth will be j one of the most attractive. It will be j gracefully decorated in pennants and j streamers of blue and white, the acad- I emy colors. The sisters and students have been busily engaged for many weeks in preparing many pretty articles arti-cles with which to adorn their booth. Beautiful sets for the dining table, the boudoir, in Mexican drawn-work and the various kinds of embroidery, have multiplied and bid fair to appeal .strong- i ly to the bazaar visitors. The hand-painted hand-painted china is particularly lovoly, with cups and saucers in dainty designs. Numerous other - a rticles, smokers ? sets, pictures, handkerchiefs and exquisite exqui-site laces, will go toward making the St. Mary's academy booth the li a n d -i somest in the Cathedral hall. The ! young women of the class of 1017, attractively at-tractively gowned, will be in charge of the booth, and their pretty faces and charming manners will add much to the general beauty of the bazaar. The committees in charge follow: j Executive committee Mrp. Kred Prei- ning, president: Miss Anna Rotzler, sej- retn.ry: the Rev. Father M. Sheehan, ! j treasurer. Financiel romniitle Mrs. K V. Mc-Keevcr, Mc-Keevcr, chairman; Mrs. 8. R. Powers, Mrs. H. D. McMartin, Mrs. T. O'Connor. Dining room Mr?. F. Brcinin--;, rhair-mnn; rhair-mnn; Mrs. A. Snlltvrm, Mrs. W. S. McKftftiriie, Mrs. R V. MrKeevpr, Mrs. W. Porter. Mrs. A. Gulttnrd. Mrs. T. Murphv. Mrs. A. Bocin, Mrs. John Pehv, Mrs. F. Y'. Retting. Mrs. V. H. Burleigh, Mr?. Cnpsidy. Mrs. O RelPy. Parish booth Mrs. TI. TTannlran, chairman: chair-man: Mrs. piman, Mrs. T. Van eh n. Mrs. M. Hapertv. Mrs. A. J. "Prennan. Mrs. C. F. McAllister. Mrs. Hayes. Mrs. A. T. Wanl. Mrs. P. R. Powerp. Mrs. K. W. Yonnir, frs. J. TrHre. Mrs. Corm'ove. Mis'xUaneus N-otl) Miss Anns Rotzler, Rotz-ler, .'lialrm.nn: Mrs. ,T. A. Jenkins. Mrs. C. Kelrce. Mrs. T. O'Connor. Mrs. R. Sexton. Miss Kennedv. Mrs. AT. Marcil, Mrs, Frith. Mrs. A. H. Stone, Mrs. W. S.-heldderer. Mrs. jr. Ph raven. Musi- ATrs. j. a. Jenkins, chairman; Mrs, Otto FisVer. Mrs. HaroM James. Press Miss S.idle Breinlng, Miss Anna Rotzler. Omviy booth MI?s Veronica .TenMns. r-liairman; Mi?5: Fin? P-illivn. Miss Hat-tie Hat-tie Powers. M iss Oni "e Murphy, Miss j N'nthrvn Ymin- Miss Marrnerlre Kellv. ! M'ss Jo?f-rh'ne Ci'iv. M'ss rTrne T."dwic j Punoh and r'lrrir 1 ooil: Mrs. IT. I.. Mr-Martin, Mr-Martin, rhairnan : c,-s A : e? McKn'f-e. I Mrs. Keith, Miss Clara Morgan, Misc Katherine Rotzler, Mrs. Best, Miss Elizabeth Eliza-beth O'Connor. Fish pond Miss Sadie Breinlng. chairman; chair-man; Miss Winifred Cassidy, Miss Nellie Clay, Miss Rose Wesiheider, Miss Lo-retta Lo-retta Wesscheider, Misa Frances Kierce. Fortune telling booth Mrs, Ellen Garey. i The Wasatch Literary club was entertained en-tertained at the home "of Mrs. H. B. Pratt Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Kmma Whitehead gave a review of Harold Bell Wright's novel, "When, a Man's a Man." Mrs. J. M. Carlson gave vocal selections, accompanied by Miss Nora Hardy. She sang "Fly With Me," from " Ernana,' ' Iry Verdi, and "Bowl of Roses," by Robert Clark. The assisting as-sisting hostesses were Mrs. W. W. Gee, Mrs. Buchanan, Airs. James Beveridge and Mrs. C. J. Albaugh. ' The current events and current literature litera-ture section of the Ladies Literary club will meet at the clubhouse Friday afternoon. after-noon. Mrs. Emma F. Daft of the arts and crafts department of the Salt Lake high school will give a paper on "The History of Jewelry Making," and will give an exhibition of hand-wrought jewelry. jew-elry. Tea will be served. All club members mem-bers are invited. The W. C. T. U. will hold a mass meeting at the Central Christian church this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The theme will be 1 ' Constitutional Prohibition. ' ' The meeting is a part- of a national plan in the interest of prohibition, and similar simi-lar meetings will be held today all over the United States. State Senator Evans and other prominent speakers will appear ap-pear on the programme. The K. E. Lee chapter, United Daughters Daugh-ters of the Confederacy, and their rriends will lie entertained by Mrs. D. W. Phelan at her home, 115U East Second Sec-ond South street, Wednesday evening. Mrs. P. B. Clark, who spent twelve years in Belgium and is in Salt Lake for the winter, will give a talk on "Belgian "Bel-gian Women." Salt Lake circle, Women of Woodcraft, Wood-craft, will hold a card social Monday evening at Eagles' hall, Second South and West Temple streets. PrizcB will be awarded. A general invitation is extended ex-tended to the members of the circle and their friends. Piuliant chapter, O. E. S., will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening at Masonic temple. The annual election of officers will take place. All members mem-bers of the order are invited. The ladies' auxiliary of the United Commercial Travelers will meet Wednes-nesday Wednes-nesday afternoon at the K. P. hall. It will be an important business session. Mrs. Pearl Oawson will entertain the sewing circle of Victor lodge No. L. A. to B. of E. F. and E., Thursday afternoon at 2 o 'clock. Silver Maple circle will give a "bazaar in the 1. O. O. F. hall Friday afternoon and evening. Boot lis will contain useful use-ful and appropriate Christmas gifts. Mrs. Olive Horn will entertain the P. N". G. club at 40 North Temple street Thursday afternoon. The chorus of the Ladies' Literary club has postponed its meeting for neit Tuesday until Tuesday. December 19. The Draper Mothers' club has postponed post-poned its nieeti us from next Wr-dnes-dnv until Wednesday. December 2't. The Short Story club will meet Mon- (lav afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Miss Enid Newman at her home, 807 Fifth avenue. Ji?rpah chapter No. 5, O. E. 8., will hold a special meeting on Monday even-in even-in at 7:30 for initiation a.nd to install the new officers. All members nro invited. in-vited. The tourist section of the Ladies' Literary club will meet at the club-house club-house Tuesday morning. Mrs. .1. .1. Broughall will discuss "The Waverly Districts," and Mrs. W. 1L Bramel will give "Talcs of Irish. Life ajid Character." Charac-ter." Mr. II. J. Haywajd will entertain (Ooutlnued on Page rive.) (Continued from Page Three.) 1 he Woman s 1 cmoeratV rlub at her homo. '11 1 North Second West street, Wednesday a L'ternoon. All club members mem-bers are invited. The regular meeting of the Spirit of Liberty chapter, D. A. R., will he held at .". p. in. Thursday at the home of Mrs. .!. R. Walker." 120." Fast South Temple street. A special programme to lie arranged by the Ogden members of the chapter will be given. The following programme will be given: Piano solo, ' 'Los Sylvanus" (Cham-- (Cham-- inade). by Mrs. Dojorques; vocal solo, 14 Storm and Sunshine'' (Dudley Buck), M rs. Itenry Sr evens; " American Women Wo-men and Americanism," the Rev. J. Fdward Carver; duet. "Twilight and Dawn ' ' ( Golze-Parker) , Mrs. Klizaheth Shaw Hess and Mrs. Henry Stevens ; solos, "At Dawn"' (Pearl Cur-ran1), ''When T Am Alone" (Pearl Currau), Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw Hess. Maxwell-McKean Woman 's Relief corps held its annual election Wednesday Wednes-day afternoon at the I. O. O. F. hall. The new officers are: President, May .1. Springer; first vice president, Elizabeth Eliza-beth T. Campion; second vice president, Mir.a McKinlev ; treasurer, Esther E. Xapper; chaplain, Orpha Thornton; conductor, con-ductor, Mary A. Maxwell ; guard, Emma Em-ma A. Frewiu; delegates to department convention : First delegate, Esther E. Napper: first alternate. Freda Love; second alternate, Sarah Webb. The Bay View Reading club will meet with Mrs. Thomas Carmiehael, So3 Second avenue, Monday afternoon. The study of "The Winter's Tale" will be continued, with Mrs. F. J. . La-ben La-ben as leader in the discussion of act ?. Mrs. F. 0. Harding will give a paper on ' 'Shakespeare as an Actor. ' ' Current Cur-rent events will be reported by Mrs. L. D. Peaslee. The members will respond re-spond to roll call with quotations from Shakespeare 's contemporaries. A meeting of the business women interested in-terested in a new Y. W. C. A. club are asked to meet at the rooms in the Continental Con-tinental Bank building Thursday evening even-ing at 6:30 o'clock. Mrs. Walter Russell Rus-sell will give a half-hour Bible lesson after supper and a talk on "Thrift and Savings ' will be given by a member of the American Bankers ' association. All who expect to be present at the supper hour are requested to notify the association. Mizpah chapter No. 5, O. E. S., elected the following officers in a meeting Monday evening: Mrs. Hattie Bennett, worthy matron ; W. H. Es worthy, worthy patron; Mrs. Nancy A. Loather-wood, Loather-wood, associate matron ; Mrs. Louise Steward, secretary ; Mrs. Levina C. Brown, treasurer; Mrs. Addie L. Walker, conductress; Mrs. Roxana Sea-ton, Sea-ton, associate conductress ; trustees, L. P. Judd, W. D. Prosser and Judge G. G. A mi strong. Banner review No. 1 1, Maccabees, Mill hold its annual bazaar at No. ,"50 Fast Broadway. K. P. hall, Friday. Fancy articles, all varieties of aprons and hand-painted china will be shown. In the afternoon the third of a series of card parties will be given, and a dance will be given in the evening. All Maccabees and friends are invited. The stale society of the Daughters of the Mormon Battalion will liobl iis monthly meeting Tuesday at 3 o'clock in the' Bishop 's building. The programme pro-gramme includes a talk by Mrs. Sarah Lowrv Reynolds, ' Bonneville Kree-mont Kree-mont ' '; "Christmas Sentiments, ' ' bv Mrs. -lane Pixton Bowers; music. All members are invited to attend. An illustrated lecture on "Mental Deficiency" De-ficiency" will be given by Dr. Newton Miller 'of the University 'of Utah next Saturday before, the women of the university. uni-versity. The lecture will bo given in the assembly room of the museum, and will begin at S o'clock. The public is invited. The Missionary societies of the First Methodist church will hold an all-day meeting at the home of Mrs. W. E. Block, 126 B street, on Tuesday, beginning begin-ning at 10:30 a. m. The members will take box luncheons and coffeo will be served. The Salt Lake Woman's club will meet with Mrs. Tremavne, 6M0 East Fourth South street, at 2 : 3 n Monday afternoon. Mrs. Schiller will give a paper on "Naturalism in Fiction'' and musical numbers will be furnished by Mrs. Sumpter. The women of St. John's guild will hold a sale of useful and fancy articles at the parish house. Ninth East street and Logan avenue, Thursday. The evening will be devoted to a social gathering. The Woman's Missionary society of the Third Presbyterian church will hold its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. W." A. Say re Tuesday, December 12, at 2 o'clock. The Oliver O. Howard W. R. C. will hold a meeting Wednesday at the I. O. O. F. hall. All members are requested request-ed to attend to elect new officers for the coming year. The history section of the Ladies' Literary Lit-erary club will meet Thursday morning at 10:30. The subject is "Government and Bulers. " Mrs. L. E. Hubbard will give the paper. The Lif e .Science society will meet with Mrs. Henrietta Martin Thursday afternoon at her home in the La Selfe apartments. Subject, 1 Wasted Energy. En-ergy. ' The Progressive Delphian club will meet at the home of Mrs. A. W. Ivins, 290 Second avenue, Monday. Mrs. lvius will give a lecture on " Mexico." The P. N. G. club will meet next Thursday at I. O. O. F. hall. The annual an-nual election of officers will take place. The vespers service at the Y. W. C A. rooms in the Continental Bank building build-ing have been postponed from this afternoon aft-ernoon until next Sunday. The Lloyd alliance of the First Unitarian Uni-tarian church will meet at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday for sewing. |
