The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-03

the Anderson and Emerson systems,
the last having the advantage of re-
Touring no apparatus. Mrs. Root lad
great stress upon the necessity of sys-
tematic physical training in the public
schools. Mrs. Root illustrated her re-
marks by giving some of the simple
but Yigorous exercises given in public
school training
A progressive Might've party was
given by the Misses Naylor at the
home of Mrs. William Naylor Wednes-
day evening Among those present
were Mrs Young, Mrs. Henry Spencer.
Misses Bessie Spencer, Bessie Taylor,
srs Spencer, Naylor, Ottinger and
Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Coddington gave
an elegant luncheon Monday in eele-
grafton of Mr. Coddington's birthday.
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w. F..
Raybould, Mr. and Mrs. A. Raybould,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. LanSton, Mrs j.
Clements, Mrs. L. Green, Miss Lang
ton and Messrs. 3. briggs and L. Geb-
hardt
MIR. and Mrs. c. E. Stanton gave a
small dinner party on THANKSGIVING
day. their guests being Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Slade.
Mrs. Crismon and Miss Minnie Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs NJ G. Ever, assisted by
Mr.. and Mrs Herrold, gave a dinner
party on Thursday evening, which was
| followed by dancing and music The
Quests were Mr.. and Mrs Chester
! Wvthe. Mr.. and Mrs. John Beatty, Mr..
and Mrs A. Axford, Misses Amy Rowe.
Louie Rowe and Messrs- B. E. Knox
and G. A. Knox
The card club which meets alter
nateIy on Friday and Saturday even
| ings. was pleasantly entertained by
Miss Edna Shearnan on Friday even
ing.
| A duplicate whist club. having fol-
its motto, ''No talk and no ladies" was
organized last week and will meet al
the home of Mr.. D. s. Wells tomorrow
evening. The members of the clut
are Messrs. Ship, Chauncey Benedict
w. Meeks, G. A. Knox, NJ Miles, n
S. Wells.
The Thursday Evening Card club
did not meet this week, probably or
account of the lateness and as We'll as
attractiveness of the various dinner
parties given that evening.
Mrs Frank Boon, who has been Wis
ting friends in this city for some
weeks. returned to her home in Idaho
Friday.
Miss Eva Kuhn returned to Ogder
Wednesday, having spent lew days
with Mrs. Joseph Brinker-
| Invitations are out for a card party
to be given by the Misses Mason II
honor of Mrs. BidWell Wednesday,
|
Mrs. E. G. Williams returned from
the south on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Pollock will leave
this city on the 18th inst, and will sal
from San Francisco on the lstn. Mr
Pollock is still at Washington anc
Mrs Pollock Will be the guest OF Mrs
ldcElroy, 1876 3. street. until her de
Iparture.
| General Penrose has been appointed
lcolonel of the Twentieth infantry sta
ltioned at Fort Assiniboine, and vii
lprobably leave for his post during TIT
month
| General and Mrs. Penrose are favor
ties both at Fort Douglas and in thi
city, and their departure will be gen
orally regretted.
/ Mrs. A. G. Smith, who has been Wis
Lifting Mr.. a. G. Smith and mother dur
ling the past month, left for her hom
lin New Jersey Friday evening"
Mrs. Freeman, Mrs Cochran. Mis-
Granger and Master Arthur Grange
left for the Usage Agency. Indian Ter
ritory last evening, Major Freeman
having been recently ordered to tina
agency. They will also be great,
missed at Fort Douglass.
Mrs. Spencer Clawson and Mrs. EY
Davis entertained a party of friend
at dinner on Thanksgiving Day.
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