The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-20
The Ladies Literary Society met Friday

1uo LduLes Literary society met Friday,
the topics given were as follows:
The Founder of the Realistic Novel Gogol'
~ Mrs. STANDARD
Comparison of Russian and French Novel
..C IaIS 10y ;--,----;--Mrs. Eleanor Young
The event of greatest magnitude. one
that has created intense excitement from
us inception and watched with intense
interest by the public during it's progress,
was crowned with unlimited success Fri
day evening upon the denouement of the
"Mastodon Minstrels." Its success was
so pronounced that the participants may no
longer consider their efforts an experiment,
but their creditable work will ensure tn EN-
rank among professionals of no mean
order The selections made were
evidences of the fine taste and
managerial ability of that whole
souled, manly fellow, Nat Brigham
whose anticipations of the performance
being "out of sight were fully established.
Each man was host within himself, and
their respective individualities created a
book OF gems and pleasing "reminiscences
OF the performance. In this field his YER
satiIe talent and proficiency have never
been eXcelled.
Mrs. George 0smond entertained the
card club on Friday night. Her mani
| told qualifications as hostess rendered an
evening at her home one of great pleasure
Inc pretty ranaement and tasteful fur
nlshings of her house being well adapted
to entertaining successfully.
1.-THE Saturday Night Card club, was
organized last week and met for the first
time at the home of Miss Edith Shearman
Inc members are composed Of some of
our pest known society ladies and gentle
men. Misses Shearman, Lawrence Zane
l.. and M. Woodward, F. and B. Kmbali
and Stevens; Messrs. Bdwen, Jones'
Glendenning, Woodruff Grant, Hampton.
Crabbe and Reade They meet every Satur-
day night.
The Forget-Me-Not club occupied box
at tile theatre on the opening night OF the
MINISTRIES. The ladies were in evening
dress and the gentlemen also. A pleasing
compliment to their accomplished members
Mr.. Downey.
George M. Scott entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace and few friends at dinner
on Wednesday in commemoration of Mrs.
Wallace's birthday.
Prof. Radcliffe has succeeded Mr.. Krouse
as organist and conductor of the Hebrew
synagogue choir. No other changes have
|
The Unitariahs regale their youngsters
from to with Santa Claus distribution
of presents from an elaborate Christmas
tree at the Metropolitan parlor.
Any contributions of food, clothing. bed
ding or money, will be gratefully received
for the Orphans home on State street
either on the premises or at the home of
Mrs. John McVicker, 1876 East Brigham.
The Collegiate institute gave an exhibit
ton on Thursday, consisting of recitations.
music, ETC., Master Gerald Siegel singing
the "Bogy- MANI in pleasing manner.
The various churches will not forget
their protege, and in every instance a
Christmas tree, and few will give more
elaborate programmes.
The Ladies' China club will give re-
ception and sale at the parlors of the Tenn
pleton on Monday, from 3 toe. The club is
composed of many talented artists, whose
creditable work may be seen and discussed.
Mrs. Lieutenant Wright went east for
the holidays with her daughters. She will