The Salt Lake Tribune, Monday, April 16, 1956 Salute to Founder of Season’s Ne Like the popular song “Love and Marriage” important events and fashion shows do so go together - like Saturday afternoon at the Town Club. The annual founder’s day luncheon paid tribute to one of Salt Lake’s most distinguished civic and philanthropic leaders, the late Mrs. F. C. Schramm, founder of the club, but the occasion was set to the theme of lilting music and lovely ladies parading springtime’s prettiest fashions. What did we see? Sophisticated clothes for spring into summer...smooth silks and linens and cottons, in suits and dresses topped with close fitting bolero like jackets or little capelets expected to carry over into warmer days for shoulder coverups. Mrs. D. R. Wheelwright ‘First’ for Utah Federation Ogden Names Candidate For ‘Clubwoman’ Title OGDEN - Mrs. D.R. Wheelwright, a member of the Utah Federation of Women’s Clubs 24 years, has been nominated by the Ogden district as its candidate for the title, Clubwoman of the Year, to be conferred for the first time to a Utah clubwoman in recognition of her civic achievement. Various clubs and civic and legislative projects have received Mrs. Wheelwright’s attention. She served as president of the Ogden Civic Club in 1949 and was active until 1954. Federation Offices In the Federation of Women’s Clubs, she was treasurer of the Ogden district three years, was chairman of the “American Home Division” in Ogden and attended the General Federation of Women’s Clubs convention in 1941 when she received a scroll from the national group. In 1942 she attended the General Federation’s convention as a member of the nominating committee. She was a member of the Women’s Legislative Councils in Salt Lake City and Ogden and in 1941 organized the Ogden council. In 1934 she joined the American Association of University Women and was legislative chairman for five years. Served on Council She served on the State Medical Council for three years and has been secretary of both the state and the local Alcoholism Executive Councils. She was a member of the State Hospital Advisory Board and the State Tuberculosis Assn. board for three years. Mrs. Wheelwright was Weber County Red Cross chairman, 1929-31, and has been state and local president of the Women’s Safety Council. Mrs. Wheelwright was social service director of the Mt. Ogden Stake Relief Society Board from 1920 to 1942 and also has been an LDS Ward Relief Society teacher many years.