The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-11-19

De spared noJor1ety In this case Music
and dancing followed.
The members of the club and their
guests were Miss Minnie Folsom, the
hostess. Misses Wilson, Papworth, Sa-
die Cooper, Maud Cooper. Minnie Fol-
som. Minnie Margetts Olivia Folsom,
MessrS. Edwards. Fred Daynes. George
1'rumbo. Roy Barnes, Will Romney,
VIII Jones, and Zach Derrick.
Among the literary clubs of this city
| is one known as the Reapers' club,
which was organized Oct 3, 1892. and
meets every other Monday at II a. m.
| 1t is composed of fifty active members
and the presiding genius is the able
editor of the Woman's Exponent, Mrs.
Emmiline 3. Wells.
Last year the club made thorough
study of historical subjects leading up
in logical way to the subject of the
Worlds fair, which was discussed in
a comprehensive manner. This year
the club is studying English history
and also devoting considerable time
to current events
A novel but commemorate feature of
the club proceedings is the rotation
Of Office" each member of the soci-
ETY. acting as president at least twice
during the year.
A goodly number of the friends of
Rev. and Mrs. f. W. Norris assem-
bled at their hospitable home Monday
charming manner characteristic of
the host and hostess of the rectory.
Mrs. Norris readings, AUX Italiens"
and His Story and Hers were much
enjoyed. Miss Lucas fine contralto
voice was heard to advantage in He
Was a Prince" and Happy Day." Mr..
King was at his best in Last Night
and The Armorers Song" Mr.. Cox
gave a good rendition of "Callest Thou
Thus o Master Miss Beattie and
Miss ROncho played the duets "Caliph
tiStic manner, and Mr.. Compton gave
several fine piano solos. Mr.. Seymours
accomplishments added much to the
excellence Of the music. Miss HeWett'S
reading of "Lasca" showed the rare
Evolutionary ability of the reader.
The Circle of Strangers was enter
tanned at the Manitou by Mrs. Adams
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Tom Pear
son read Tam O'Shanter," Mrs Wood
READ 1.-THE Sharper and Mrs. Bifus'
little son, two and half years of age,
entertained the club with a recitation.
and the afternoon one of the pleasant
est thus far enjoyed by the circle.
The Cleofan met at 2:3O Tuesday
afternoon the chief feature of the
meeting being the paper on The Wo-
men of the French Revolution" read
by Mrs. James Moyle. This was one
of the best papers read before the club
this year.
The Womans club met Monday after
noon in the pleasant new quarters in
the south wing of the Continental.
which are to be used jointly by that
club and the Cleofan. No formal topic
the afternoon in social, informal
manner.
Mrs O. P. Miles save an elegant
to a few friends on Wednes- |
day, the guests being Mrs. John N. |
Sharp Mrs. Annie Sharp, Mrs. Guyer. |
Mrs H. w. Miles and others.
Mr.. VIII Ford has issued about 100
invitations for aban at his home on /
Wednesday. the 22nd ist
Miss Kate Lawrence entertained
some young lady friends in charm
ing manner Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. S. F. Walker gave a dinner
party Wednesday evening, her guests
being Mrs. E. T. Sprague, Mr.. and Mrs.
y. j. Sharp, Miss Joanna Sprague and |
Messrs. VIII and Clarence Sprague.
Mrs. Isabel Pitts entertained some
friends delightfully."- at dinner Friday |
evening, Her guests were Mrs. Godbe.
Mrs. Kissick. Mrs. Meacham Mrs. |
Pinkerton, Mrs. Allen G. Campbell, |
Mrs. Jackman. Miss Helen Kimbal. |
Miss Gene Kimball, and others.
The Entire Nous met at the CoHegi- |
ate Institute Monday evening and car
ried out an interesting programme. A |
class exercise in the first epoch of |
Roman history was followed by a |
sketch Of the life of Whittier. by Mrs. |
Bledsoe. Miss Eberhart read Whit !
tiers poem, Mabel Martini and Mr.. |
F nklin gave an interesting talk on |
tn "Papyrus Plant" This club is do |
ing some fine work.
The party given by Mrs T c. Arm
strong on Wednesday evening was one
of the small, informal affairs that are
often so pleasant. Mr.. and Mrs Mea-
kin favored the guests with several /
vocal duets, Mr.. Meallin gave an ap-
recitation and Professor Won
Bun some fine piano solos. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. John P Meakin, /
Mr.. and Mrs. William Husbands Mr..
and Mrs. S. Couton. Mrs. Joseph |
Couton, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Stout, Misses
Alvin and Ida Pearson. Amy Hus- i
bands. Mr.. F. c. Armstrong, ST., and |
Professor Won Bun.
A most enjoyable evening was passed
1t the home of Mrs w G. Rornney on
Thursday evening. music being the
feature. The Herald trio of singers,
Iessrs. Joseph S. Adams, John Adams
md w L. Roe rendered some very
,hoice selections. The string quar- ;
ette also rendered good service
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. A
zavanaugh. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Mich
lis. Mrs. H. D. Brown. Mrs. Harris,
Brown, Alice Robinson,
lilly Phelps. Minnie Jones, Ida Hilton,
Florence Gillespie, Lizzie Watson,
Edith Anderson, Maggie Watson,
Messrs. w L. Roe, John Adams. /,
Joseph G. Adams, John Holland, G. d. 2
Grown, F. Falkenburg, l. Turner, H.
Kenyon and others.
Miss Minnie Kiesel. of odgen, re-