The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-10

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Altogether most agreeable entertainment
was given. Delicious refreshments were
The party was given in honor of
Mrs. Judge Dickson, who soon takes her
departure for an extended eastern trip.
The Ladies' Literary society met on Fri
day. It is preparing for a very elaborate
entertainment in the near future. the pro-
ceeds of which will swell the fund of the
Pioneer Library.
The bachelor officers of the fort have ex-
tended invitations for ''cotillionn on April
is. Lieutenants Steedman and Brown form
the committee.
The Utah Chautalqua board of directors
has elected the following officers: DR.. Tiff,
chancellor; Rev. f. q. Webster, of Ameri-
can Fork, president; G. r. Parsons, secre-
.ary and treasurer. They contemplate Civ
ing ten days session this summer and
may hold their meetings in the open air at
Calder's park, taking under discussion the
various branches of Christian work and
literary status.
The next few weeks viii chronicle sew
eral delightful musical soirees. A contem-
plated series of musicales, under the
auspices OF some of our artistic genii, will
be looked forward to with pleasure by our
music lovers.
There are to be several weddings in the
month of April and society is on the qui
vive for announcements.
Mrs. C. P. Mason and daughter have ar
rived from California, and are being well
coined home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Cute have also re-
turned.
Mrs. Perley, the well known artist,
whose china decorations have won such
unstinied praise. leaves tonight for San
Francisco, where she will take needed
rest and familiarize herself with the latest
fads and fancies in the decoration art
Mrs. A. Taylor left yesterday for New
York, whence she will sail for London.
Rev. Dr. Tiff will lecture on "The
March of Americanism" at the First
Methodist Episcopal church April II, for
the benfit of the diff chapel
FORT DOUGLAS.
Major j. S. Witcher, paymaster, has two
weeks leave of absence
Invitations are out for the bachelor of.
/ fcers cotillion, to be given the Tuesday
after Lent
The officers mess has been reorganized
and now they have regular caterer.
First Lieutenant w. c. Mcfarland, Six
tenth infantry, is expected to arrive this
week with his family, after long absence
IN the east on detail and on leave.
At last, after twenty-five years. service
as captain in the Sixteenth infantry
Breyet Brigadier General Thomas G. Rose
has been promoted to be major of the Eigh
teenth infantry, vice Sanderson, retired
We congratulate this old war veteran, anC
we are more than sorry to lose such gal
liant officer from the regiment
General PenroSe and General Rose were
the only two officers of the regiment LEFT
who commanded brigades and divisions OF
troops during the late war. There Is some
talk of rendering General Rose a reception
before he leaves. either at the Walker
house or at the officers club at the fort
The Browning club met at DR.. Utter,
on Monday evening and discussed poem
called Easter Day. On "Wednesday
evening the Emerson club met at Mrs
Tibbetts, continuing the study of Faust.
A water color exhibit by local artists
beginning with Saturday and lasting unit
the following Wednesday, will be held a
the studio of Miss Kate Wells. Tue work
of the most talented water color painter
will be shown.
The Delta Phi society Of the UNIVERSITY
of Utah gave one OF its series of hops OF
last Friday evening at the the large hail OF
the third floor of the University building
This was one of the most select and So
ciable parties ever given by the society. a
a large and very select party was present
The music was the best and the reception
and floor committees were Troian-like i
their efforts to entertain. In consequence
of this little or nothing that would conduc
to the pleasure or happiness of the guest
was lacking.
Rabbi jacobson and his bride are EMO,
ing bridal trip. S. r, S
SECRET SOCIETIES.
In secret orders Salt Lake leads all otbe
cities of its size in the United States, bot
in the number of societies and also in men
bership. In the latter it is far ahead T
many cities which boast of q much large
population. The members in this city ar
very active in the work and are a gres
power for good In the community. ri
good accomplished by the secret orders
done in such a quiet and transformation
way that few outside of the charmed circl
: and the recipients of the favors ever kno,
anything about it.
MASONIC.
Last week was zct rerv active one
3 the Masonic order. Mount Moriah lode
4 met for work on Monday evening. Thei
q was full attendance, and considerab
/ routine business was transacted as well |
: the degree work.
: Argenta met on Tuesday and worked
the fellow craft degree.
- The Chapter held its regular meeting c
Wednesday, and the commandery met ,
d usual on Thursday. In both cases the blu
mess was Of q routine character.
e On Saturday evening the chapter Roy
Arch Masons met and worked in the maj
n and past masters degrees.
z This week the Masons of the Anciel
s Scottish rite will celebrate their ceremo
t ial feast of "Maundy Thursday ar
n Easter Sunday. The celebration will tai
place on Thursday, AM in the eyenir
a there will be grand ban quet. Full pa
t ticulars will be announced later on.
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