Salt Lake Telegram | 1921-04-17 | Page 29 | Booster Women Big Help to Salt Lake Will Give Spring Carnival to Aid Cause

I i THE Booster Women lomen Big dig Help to to Salt Sall Lal Lake e eI Will Give dive Springy Spring Carnival to Aid did Cause I I I I J I I I 1 I I II I S SAUl SALT ALT LAKE paid her debt to her yesterday when I Mayor Maor C. C C C. bou bought ht the first ticket to their April I festival from Mrs rs John A. A president of the 1110 City fed bed federation e of Clubs t I r e Cr C r s t A- A T i a aI r N N NI 0 iI i iI I iI I I I Fund to Be Raised to Entertain Delegates at Great I National Convention of Clubs to Be Held Here and at Which Important Questions Questions Ques- Ques Are to Be Considered c I ALT LT L LAKE KE o lub n old I SALT Shands hands at the arlo various s methods I of wary business businessmen men from subscriptions donations donations dona dona- and contributions yesterday made de their initial bow in the way of j I personal app appeals as i i I'm Several hun hundred tickets to a lar large c spring festival the clubs are presenting present present- presenting i In ing April 28 8 at the Salt Lake Lak theatre were placed on sale In the downtown j district Ma Mayor or on behalf of the city purchased the the first ticket I from rom l Ir Mrs John A. A Widtsoe who as as president o of the city federation represents represents represents rep- rep j I resents more than 1500 women I While a a. womans woman's club is generally thought of by the uninitiated as a n. a. a sort of ot regular pink link tea affair with witha I a n. great deal of gossip a little cro- cro cro 1 and an occasional essay on on j the side to those who know w women's mens men's clubs are the cradle of ot the majority I of ot civic improvements the starting I point for charitable and philanthropic philanthropic philan philan- t I campaigns In other words they are the melting pot and the j I seething cauldron of C civic pride ON THE SPOT WORKERS I have come to be looked upon by y any organization whether I I of ot a n. local or national character I wishing some particular campaign or 01 drive put over as minute men to do l I Ithe the work IThe I IThe j The eit city federation has figured i prominently In the civic history of oC i Salt Lake for the past twelve years ever since its organization They were were the originators of the anti anti- smoke campaign in Salt Lake as they likewise started th the annual cleanup campaigns This was was tho first work the federation took up after It its organization under the tho presidency presidency I dency of Mrs J J. J T T. Beless Deless I j Var ar ar work accomplished by the I has gained an enviable place in the records of oC local and na na- na- na service The part Salt played in tho the conservation conserve conserva- 1 f tion of oC food tood and the tle establishment of o of the Civic Center un under et the he presidency j d dency ncy of ot Mrs V. W. F. F Adams had a large share In directing national comment comment comment com- com J ment to Salt Sat Lake IU Red d Cross campaigns cam cam- Liberty loan drives s relief i drives have all devolved upon the a as the final faction to II put the work over HAVE HAVE GOOD PROGRAM J The arouse sentiment sentiment in some civic work and after sufficient sufficient 1 clent agitation the work is finally I taken over by the city or the Commercial Com Corn mercial club and in some instances it is forgotten that it originated with i ithe the women j The spring festival the tho clubs are i giving is for the purpose of ot replenishing fishing the treasury of the city fed- fed In turn this money will be used for or the publication of oC a pamphlet let advertising the city that will be distributed d to all tho the visiting members members members mem mem- bers of oC the National Council o of oom Worn Worn- ens en's clubs when it meets in Salt Lake LakeIn f i in June Ballet Ballet and anel musical numbers will j i i comprise the program which will be i staged under the direction of oC Mrs I Florence Edwards David R Reese ese May Anderson Dorothy and Charles Shepard and the the girls girls' glee club from the University of ot Utah will furnish fur fur- nish the musical pro program m. m Ballet Dallet numbers will be by the university I j dancers 1