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Show "SOCIETY FORMED TO FURNISH . REFRESHMENTS TO SOLDIERS MRS. W. V. RITER, CHAIRMAN. it, wp Salt Lake Women Organize to Further Aid the Army Boys. NE of the latest moves in Bed I 1 Cross work among Salt Lake J women is the organization of a canteen refreshment society for furnishing refreshment to soldiers who -Jeave Salt Lake or who pass through the ttity on their, way to training camps, t Or-" hundred Auid fifty prominent worn-V worn-V aad girls of the city have joined the Vi' iety. ...... -"The Red Cross will equip a -service kitchen and furnish supplies and the cjintcen society members will he on call to serve soldiers with refreshments at tny time. The fair servitors will wear a uniform composed of a white cap containing con-taining a Red Cross insignia and a white apron. An executive committee to head the society was appointed hy E. O. Howard, (president of the Salt Lake chapter of trie Red Cross. The committee is composed com-posed of Mrs. AV. V. Kiter, chairman; Mrs. Simon Bamberger, Mrs. Thomas Hull, socrctary; Mrs. liobert Gemmell, "W. If. Lovesy and lOarnest Gaylord. The socioty is divided into twelve jmits, each under the direction of a iciitenant. Lieutenants have been namod as follows: 1. Miss Dorothy Bamberger; 2, Mrs. F. E. Marcv; 3, Mrs. ('. W. Whitloy; 4, Mrs. C. II. Wells; 5, Mrs. Emma Empev; fi, Mrs. Iiuth M. Vox; 7, Mrs. Ida f. Smith; 8 and 9, not selected; 10. Mrs. C. W. Boyd; II, Mrs. K. B. Critchlow; 12. Mrs. L. M. Snow. 1 . j Brief Announcements I of Meetings of Clubs ; f The Past Noble Grands will meet on Thursday-afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. R. V. Brown, 425 Eleventh East' street. The Ladies' Aid society of the First Methodist church will meet on Wednesday Wednes-day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the church parlors to form a Bed Cross unit. AH interested are invited. The members of the Bay View club will be entertained at luncheon tomorrow tomor-row afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Bleak, 34 J street. Mrs. Ambrose Nord will be an assisting hostess. The Women of Mooseheart Legion will give a card party on Monday evening, even-ing, October 15, at the Moose hall. All friends are invited to attend. On October Oc-tober 29 the Women of Mooseheart Legion Le-gion will give a Hallowe'en dancing party at Moose hall. The regular meeting of the U. D. C. will be held on Wednesdav at the home of Mrs. D. W. Phclan, 1150 East Second Sec-ond South street. The Naomi Past Noble Grands will be entertained by Mrs. Emma Stockman on Thursday afternoon at her home on the corner of Eighth avenue and M street. a The ladies auxiliary of the U. C. T. Council 81 have postponed their meeting from Wednesday, October 10, to Wednesday, October 17. The Draper Mothers' club will meet with Mrs. F. E. Hathaway, 73 Laurel avenue, Federal Heights, Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. H. W. Dietz, Mrs. A. E. Tomlinson, Mrs. Baird and Mrs. Carl Porter will eoniribute to the programme. Miss Rose Jnnes, supervisor su-pervisor of the kindergarten of the Universitv of Utah, will speak on "The Influence" of the Mother." All members mem-bers are invited to be present. The Orphans' Home and Day Nursery Nur-sery association will meet Monddy afternoon aft-ernoon at 3 o'clock -'. the home on Thirteenth South street. The Red Cross unit of the Draper Mothers' club will meet. Monday afternoon after-noon with Mrs. V. E. Hathaway. 73 Laurel Lau-rel avenue. Federal Heights. All members mem-bers of the club are invited. Lvnds Bed Cross auxiliary will meet on Yednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Wilson hotel. The .G. I. A. to the B. of L. E. will give a card party at the close of the regular meeting 'Friday. Friends are invite-J. Radiant Sewing circle, Red Cross auxiliary, will meet for all-day sewing on Wednesday at 10 o'clock with Mrs. George Ouiflian and Mrs. Arnold Smith, 643" Elizabeth street. Radiant chanter No. 12, Order of the Eastern Star, will hold its regular meeting meet-ing Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in Masonic temple. All members of the order are invited. The first business meeting of the season sea-son of the Housewives' league has been postponed until Friday at, 2:30 at the Hotel Utah on the mezzanine floor. The annual luncheon of the Cleofan will take place Wednesday. The hostess will be Mrs. Charles IT. Wells and the programme will include, original contributions con-tributions by the members. The Ferrv chapter of the Westminster Westmin-ster guild, "First Presbyterian church, will resume its meetings on Tuesday, October W, at the V. W. C. A. club rooms. Dinner will be served at 6:15. The ladies of Plymouth Congregational Congrega-tional church will give a "silver tea'' Wednesday from 2 till 6 at the home of Mrs. Heystek, 336 North Second West street. The Spirit of Liberty chapter, D. A. R., will meet on Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at. the home of Mrs. George R. Hancock, 444 South Seventh East, street. Mrs. George M. Bacon wall speak on "Conservation." Musical numbers will be furnished by Miss Margaret Mar-garet Park, soprano, and Miss Herminie Rogers, pianist. The regular meeting of Reynolds circle cir-cle No. 1. Ladies of the G. A. R., will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in Odd Fellows hall. All visit-iu" visit-iu" members are invited to be present. On Monday evening, under the patronage pa-tronage of the Knights of Columbus, a card partv was given at the Hotel Utah for the benefit of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic parish. The entertainment was attended by a large number and was a financial success. In the annual meeting of the reading room for the blind auxiliary Monday at the public library officers were elected and the annual "report was filed. The new officers are Miss Joanna Spraeue, president: Mrs. C. R. Pearsall, first vice president; Mrs. John Cam, second vice president; Miss Daisy Raybould, secretary; Mrs. C. P. Overfield, treasurer; treas-urer; Miss Heleu Crawford, librarian. Directors were elected as follows: Mrs. 4. H. S. Bird, Mrs. O. J. Salisbury, Mrs. L. B. McCornick, Mrs. Irene Schulder, Miss Georgina Webber, Mrs. R. C. Gemmell Gem-mell Mrs. M. R. Parsons, Mrs. Daniel Alexander and Mrs. Edward Rosen-baum. 4 " Seekers' Club Year's I Programme Outlined 4 1 The Seekers' Literary club will hold Its first meeting of the club year Tuesday. The programme for the entire year has been announced as follows: Ontober S President's day. Hostess. Mrs. W. M. Havenor. Current events, Mrs A. R. Moore. Mrs. R. E. Savage and Mrs. E. Temple. Music. October 23 Hostess, Mrs. S. A. A. Downing. "What Led Up to the Revolution Revolu-tion in China," Mrs. E. C. McCullow. Music. November 13 Hostess. Mrs. O. W . Dailv. School svslc-m, Mrs. E. W. Senior and 'Mrs. C. R. Coin. Music. November 27 Hostess. Mrs. K u . Senior. Music day. Mrs. H. E. Mclntire. Mrs. S. N". A. Downing and Mrs. A. N. Min?ar. music mm:r it i pt?. Dcemhfr 11 Hostess . Mrs. W. M. Tovn. "Things AVe ran Do TVUhoui." Mrs. Guthrie. Mrs. UTUiam Edwards and Mrs. B. 1". Blackmar. Mu?ic. January 8 Hostess. Mrs. E. "W. Tonne. "Development of a Child." Mrs. J. S. Vermillion. Mrs. Jennie Kim and Mr?. C. W. Bler-hen. Musio. .Tinuarv 22 Hostess. Mrs. .T. H. Baker. Civics, Mrs. J. T. Peless. Mrs. A. J. KiUon . and Mrs. F. T. Ruysell. Music. February 12- HoMies.-. Mrs. t. B. Kn. 'American Arts and Artists." Mrs. T. J. Nipper. Mrs. E. A. Olsen and Mrs. E. W. Voung. M.usi'". i Fe'iruan L'6 Hostess. Mrs. A. X. . Mineaj-. "Men Who Ihwe Made the Na.-Tion," Na.-Tion," Mrs. Madora Grtenwood and Mrs. ' Mary Taylor. , March 3 2 Federation day. Hostess, Mrs. J. T. Betess. Music. March 26 Hostess, Miss Madora Green-wood. Green-wood. "Efficienrv. Conservation and ; Waste," Mrs. B. B. Owens, Mrs. O. W. t Dailv and Mrs. J. H. Baker. Music. i April ft Hostess. Mrs. E. C. Mc'?ulow. i "Aniprican Authors and Their Homes," : Mrs. W. M. Havenor. Mrs. W. M. Toyn ! and Mrs. F. Funnel. Music. i Anril 2o Hostess. Mrs. C. R. Coin. "The Citv We Live In; How and Why j We Are Governed; Who Pays the Taxes," i Mrs. C. W. Sea ton, Mrs. S. B. King and ; Mrs. H. A. McMiliin. Music. ! May 14 Hostess, Mrs. R. Moore. "Our- selves as Others See Ts," Mirs. L. Marcil, 1 Mrs. J. A. Daley and Mrs. John Mikan. ; Eipction of officers. Music, I ,lay 2$ Hostess. Mrs. R. K. Savasre. ! "Kipling's India," Mrs. H. S. Harper. Mrs. j R. H. Thomsop, Mrs. Ella Steele. Music. . Report ot' officers. ! June 11 Field day. j j Federated Clubs of City Discuss Civics l 4 : : The regular ninthly meeting of the ; City Federation of Women's Clubs at the Commercial club on Wednesday wa.s tin- i usually Interesting. Notwithstandinf? the j count er-aL traction of the state fair, in I which club women arc particularly inter-ested inter-ested this year on account of the exhibi- i tion there of their work a( thn conserva- i lion kitchen, the attendance was pood. The character of the pictures shown at j some of the moving-picture houses was condemned and a. ca rnpaign started to i bring about a reform in some of the theaters. the-aters. A committee to deal with the matter, consisting of Mrs. W. F. Mea -kin. Mrs. G. B. Blakeley and Mrs. W. R. Tyndalt, wis appointed'. The problem of dealing with the tall and unsightly weeds on vacant lots and street parkings came up for discussion. In an effort to solve Ihe problem a committee com-mittee wes appointed to bring pressure to bear on property owners to clear away the weeds. It was suggested that the women work for an ordinance which would provide for , the assessing of non-residents and negil- gent residents to the amount necessary to pay for cost of clearing weed-grown j property within the city limits. The pending action of the commissioners commission-ers in the matter of securing a market site was discussed. A motion was carried car-ried which put the federation on record as favoring Kendall square for the market. ' At the close of the business session 1 Sergeant F. F. Wells of British Columbia, Colum-bia, recently returned from France, was introduced and gave a short talk on his experiences at the front. He spoke of the sacrifices being made by the women of France and Belgium, England and Canada. He told how one Canadian mother had sent her four sons to tight in defense of their country. Three of the boys found soldiers' graves on the battlefields of France, the fourth returned re-turned with an empty sleeve. The speaker speak-er said. "I am proud to say that was my mother." His message to the women of America was: "Do your bit. Work unceasingly for the Red Cross and get other women to do the same. Help with little kindnesses kind-nesses gifts, messages to the boys at the front." He made a touching plea for the cigarette, which, he said, comforts the exhausted soldier after an engagement as nothing else can. ' State W. C. T. U. Holds Interesting Session The twenty-seventh annual convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance union met in Tremonton on October 5 and 4. The meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. C. A. Walker. Delegates Dele-gates from the unions over the state were present and were entertained In the honi&s of Tremonton. All delegates were guests at luncheon both days at the home of Mrs. J. Craig, and on Thursday all members were invited, and these social so-cial features were much enjoyed. After the opening devotional service, led by Mrs. W S. Flewelling of Ogden. a discussion, "Best Methods of Increasing Membership." was led by Mrs. Leota Kennedv. A paper, "Is Hie Work of the W. C. T. U. Finished With the Advent of Prohibition?" by Mrs. V. A. Sayer of Fait Eake, brought out important facts. National plans for patriotic service were given by Mrs. C. A. Walker as outlined by tile National W. C. T. U. committee on patriotic service, containing its recommendations recom-mendations of service plans for every state, county and local union, urging the conservation of food products and the health and morals of the men in the army and navy, and of civilians as well. The W. C. T. U. declares for "a living wage, an eight-hour day, and justice opposed op-posed to greed." Americanization of foreign-born women is advocated In co-op-i era tion with the federation of eighteen ! national temperance organizations. ! All state officers were re-elected with ! one exception Mrs. E. J. Ieiff of Salt i Lake was elected assistant recording sec-! sec-! retary. The officers are; Mrs. C. A. Walker, Salt Lake, president; Mrs. F. C. I Jensen. Mount Pleasant, first vice president; presi-dent; Mrs. W. S. Flewelling. Ogden, second sec-ond vice president; Miss Eeota. Kennedy, Ogden, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Emma P. Pratt. Salt Lake, recording secretary: sec-retary: Mrs. Clancy Smith, Ogden. treasurer. treas-urer. To attend the national convention in Washington, D. C, December 2 to 8, Mrs. F. C. Jensen was elected delegate at large. Catholic Women to 'Open Winter's Work ;4 The Cathoic Woman's league will hold ! the first afternoon meeting of the year Tuesday at 2:30 o'clock at the Ladies' ! Literary club house. An interesting pro-i pro-i pramme. under the direction of the cnair-; cnair-; man, Mrs. John C. Daley, will be e!ven. ' The musi'-al programme will be arranged ; by Mrs. Lydia White Boothby. Tea will ; he served following the programme;. The 1 hostesses of the afternoon wiil the ; Indies of St. Patrick's parish. Mrs. Otto : 'Fisher wili he chairman for the tea. as- sisted by Mrs. O'Connor. Mrs. Fred Briening. Mrs. E. V. McKeever. Mrs. A. Frennan, Mrs. J. J. Reilly, Mrs- S. Kcirce, ' Mrs. P. A. Jenkins and Mrs. A. L. ! Ward. I A rummage sale, under the auspices of the league, will take place October 12 and 13. The place for holding the sale 1 will be announced later. : 4 Ladies' Literary Club to Serve Luncheon Preceding the recti la r meeting of the Ladies' Literary club Friday afternoon, a 1 o'clock luncheon will be served by t he I ' entertainment committee. A nominal rharee wi.l b made tor members ar-l eue?t?. Tlt core nv.t tee on reservation:- is rrirrpo-e.l of Mis Pear! Un-idatz and Miss ; Josephine Va.lta-e. with whom reserve - tions inuft be made not lar t':.an Wcine-ay. , All of the programme for the a'ter- noon, except iIk- musical numbers, will oe 1 fr.rn!s"h"d by the T'tah Came t. club. J. , Leo Fairbanks, one of its 'ers. w'.'A t.V.k on ie :opif "The Pi or rii S-e of ! Li.otograrhy." Mr. Fairba r.ks is an artist w i til the i,i nifra a s '.veil as wit h the br:?'n a.nd wm! b- aM-" to hand'ci l.e fi;b.:'?--t in a rnvf.e manner. T:.ro;:ch th G".rer'?::y tl.e Camera, j club, the members of lite Ladies' IiTe.ra.ry chil) and their friends will also be enabled en-abled to eujov an exhibition of its choicest choic-est pictures. The exhibit will include the club's traveling display, which is to bs sent to other camera clubs throughout the United States. The exhibit will be open to the club members and friends Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The musical numbers of the programme will be furnished by Miss Frances H. Jensen of Westminster college. .Miss Jensen Jen-sen will play the following selections on the harp: Pollots, Hasselmans; Kouet, Hasselmajis: Menuet, Rcnie; Au bord du ruisseau, Kenle. Miss Jensen will also sing "The Sunshine Sun-shine Song," by Grieg, with harp accompaniment. accom-paniment. 4 1 Women of U. of U. to Hold First Meeting ! The women of the University of Utah will hold their rirM meeting foi- the year on Saturday at 2:30 o'clock in the women's wom-en's rest room of the administration building'. Mrs. J. A. W'idtsoft, Mrs. J. h. Gibson and Mrs. K. P. Thomas will receive re-ceive tlir- guests. Miss A. Wheeler is in charge, of the refreshments, assisted by Mrs. R. H. Bradford. Mrs. L. W. Larson, Mrs.- G. P. Hnoddy and Mrs. W. T-talston. One of the special features the meeting meet-ing will be the election of a president in the absence of Mrs. T. YV. Reynolds. Tlie other officers for the year are: M rs. P. G. Snow, vice president ; Mrs. Newton Miller, secretary; Mrs. T. A. Real, tri-JiRurer. The executive committee consists con-sists of the officers and Mrs. J. A. Widt-soe, Widt-soe, Mrs. G. E. Fellows, Mrs. A. K. Anderson, An-derson, Mrs. J. L. Gibson and Mrs. Milton Mil-ton Bennion. 4 I Out of Town Gifts I I for War Work Depot I 4 The w;ir work depot, 2,3 Dooly building, build-ing, ha3 received the following articles for ihe war zonp In Knrope, with in casli from Mrs. Hamilton Gait's depot at Arthur and Garfield: Bed pocks, fouriAn pairs; treasure ia??, twenty-one: bo 1 pads, eleven; muslin" mus-lin" for l-andage.-, twelve yards; print frr b:is, t-brc-" yrds; lianiiflf ' te, three yards; r-ot:on bniting, two cools; imiiktacid muslin, tweh'e yaide: puze, three yards; q 1 1 i i u n.r co a on , .. : x ooJ 1 s. -4 . 4 Battalion Daughters ! ! Will Elect Officers 4 . 4 Tlie state society of the Taiiphter8 of t"v Mrn-on KntU'.lion will hold its nionrhly me-t.iiig T-Yidnv af-ern-'ron at ! :.'vi o'clock with Mrs. M.'iry A. J. Claw- 1 son. t'4 Second svuo. ! Officers will be fleet --d and yearly r- ! por:s will be ma do. Mrs. K.'ite Putnam ; will pive a paper on "Johr.EOn'a Army." j A reception was giv-n by the nau.eh-ters nau.eh-ters of the Mo-mori F.h ' t.-ilinn in honor i ' of I,!eutrp.T:t R. K. i'.rhcrts and out-froirrr out-froirrr sr.d 1 w orr. in c b?.t.rd;oii monument rn-;r,-!5:e-r.;i ?i r.c homo of Rrci-nt Mrfi. . H. Alien Tu'P.tiv evenir.E:. O.-t o.fr 'l. The Tcnn-.s w-re (i.-onii'-i! with pardon ".'rs. r.-:nff it; r dlnir.ir room r. nd pink -ir:d whit-- .-'.st- rs in the pn-lr.rs. The progiaiiime included addressee y Lieu tenant Roberts, Judge G. F. Goodwin, Charles H. Hart, Mrs. Julia P. M. Farne-worth, Farne-worth, Mrs. May belle T. Davis, Mrs! Mary A. J. Clawson. Musical numbers were given by Miss Dorothy Morrison, John Y. Smith and John Bowers. Receiving tho guests with Mrs, Allen were the other officers of the socle tv, in-eluding in-eluding Mrs. Joseph If. Grant, Mrs. 'Herbert 'Her-bert Van Dam, Jr., Mrs. Stanley Claw-son, Claw-son, Mrs. Perry G. Snow, Mrs. Maybelle T. Dflvis, Mrs. Julia P. M. Karnsworth, Mrs. Kate F. Burton and Mrs. John Y. Smith. |
