The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-25

effected and bylaws adopted. The
title of Alpha Theta was chosen. 1t
was decided to meet twice a month,
the next meeting to be held with Miss
Rideout. The members are Miss Kath-
crime Parsons, Miss Emma Young,
Miss Mary Price, Miss Valera Britton,.
! Miss Nora Cannon, Miss Rideout, Miss
Whitaker, Mr.. c. B. Marshal, Mr.. 1.
e. Wiley, Mr.. T. w. Poulson, Mr.. l..
j. Stewart, Mr.. II. L. Nelson, Mr.. j.
/ W. Hooper and Mr.. r. e. Caldwell.
/ Mrs. Henry Cohn gave a Kensington
| tea on Friday in compliment to sew
eral ladies from the east, who are Wis
iting here, and some of whom viii
shortly return to their homes. The,
afternoon was delightfully."- spent, and
ended with an hour or more at the ia
bles, prettily decorated with pink and
white chrysanthemums and ribbons,
and from which was served an elegant
repast.
Pleasant features of the afternoon
were the piano solos by Mrs. Joseph
Simon and Miss Celeste Lesser, and
readings by Miss Stopper.
The invited guests were: Mrs. Lip
Mrs. Louis Cohn, Mrs. S. Kahn, Mrs.
e. Kahn, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Auerbach,
Mrs. Jacob Bamberger, Mrs Herman
! Bamberger, Mrs. Simon Bamberger,
Mrs. Hadra, Mrs. Hollander. Mrs. Jo-
| seph Simon. Mrs. Hanack, Mrs. Smith,
Mrs. Ransohoff, Miss Selena Lesser,
I Miss Celeste Lesser, Miss Gertrude
Cohn, Miss Linda May, Miss Stopper,
Miss Edna Cohn, Miss Ralla Simon
and Miss Carrie Mas
On Thursday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hyde Young celebrated the first an
niversary of their wedding by
/ high five party at their home on Sew
enth South street. Card playing formed
the chief amusement of the evening,
and the occasion was a, pnost enjoyable
one. Those present were Misses F. AL
der, Mae Taylor, Lutte Van, Clara
| Herman, Alice Herman, Edith Weller,
RE Hills Susie Ritter, Florence Girls
mon, Miss Rich, Winnie Conrad, Lyle
Young, Emma Young, Mrs. Edna Wells
Sloan, Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Cutler, Mr..
and Mrs. John Curie MIR. and Mrs.
CuTrie, Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Young, Mr..
and Mrs. Rodney Badger Mr.. Wells,
! Lyman Burton. Edgar Hills, Eugene
Hills, Louis Hills and Walter Conrad.
| Mrs. c. S. Kinney entertained a small
party of ladies very pleasantly and in
formally on Friday last in honor of
Mrs. HabbeTly, Mrs. E. P. Ewing end
Mrs. Theodore Smith.
The club formed by the young people
who spent Hollow cen so enjoyably at
| the home of the Misses Earls, met with
! the Misses Preston on Tuesday even
| inc.
Miss Ruth Slade, accompanied by
! her brother. Mr.. Fred Slade, left on
Friday evening for Jersey City. On
of a nephew of Mr.. Hudson Smith of
this city. Both young people have the
hearty good wishes of many friends.
Mrs. Eggabroad and Miss Belle
Satterlee of Minnesota are the guests
of Mrs. John McVicker.
The young ladies of st. Mary's church
will give a bazaar shortly in the Den
halter hall on Third South street, the
building formerly used by the Christen-
sen brothers for their dancing academy.
| The entertainments given by these
| popular young ladies have always been
successful but this promises to surpass
all the others.
! A pleasant surprise party was tend
cred Miss Emily Sicily, on Friday even
| ing, it being her birthday. Games and
music We're the features of the evening
! The invited guests were: Misses May
| LleWellyn. Susie Williams, Emily Has
! lam, Mile Foster, Martha Hartman,
| Eleanor Darcy, Maggie Thomas, Rose
! Connsell, and Messrs. ]. Selley, S.
/ Ried, w. Brown, J. Davis. j. Wilson.
! II
Fletcher, NJ. Sullivan, G. Brown.
A grand ball will be given under the
auspices of the Longfellow Literary
society of the Agricultural college at
! Logan on Wednesday evening. The
committees are as follows: Arrange
ment. w. NJ. Boyden, Mary Kent, Win
ME Smith, p. C. Hansen and L. A
| Merrill; invitation, Winnie Smith, L. r.
/ Merrill and Mary Kent: reception, p. c..
Hansen. Winnie Smith and W. NJ
Boyden; floor, w. NJ. Boyden and L. A.
Marrill.
Mrs. Ida Snow Gibbs, who recently
! returned from residence of four years
| in the historic and picturesque portions
of Europe, is arranging to give series
! of parl0r lectures on her travels in Eng
I land. France, Italy and Switzerland
She will also give instruction in French.
| Delsarte and elocution. She is at home
at 81 South State street on Thursdays
The lady is very talented and her lee
ltures will doubtless prove a treat.
( E
! The Y L. NJ. l. A. of the Twentieth
ward gave dancing party on Friday
evening. IS
Mrs. Fred Hadra entertained a num-
Df leoa- nil Ivy .1f L
sfngton tea yesterday.
Mr.: and Mrs. Mitchner, of Ohio, are
spending few days in the city and
renewing acquaintance with friends.
/ They are staying at the Cullen
Mrs. H. S. Krouse has issued invita-
tons for reception on Saturday next
Mrs. Albert Bushee and Mrs. Edwin
/ Bart, of Providence, r. l., are the guests
of Mrs. Hrkness.
Mrs. De Golyer, of Chicago, has re-
moved to this city and will reside with
her son. MI. e. 5. De Golyer, at Water
loo.
Mrs. Gibson and Miss Gibson. of
Connecticut, are visiting Mrs. Hiram
Johnson. -
The reheaIsals for the operetta, soon
to be given at the Lyceun under the
auspices of the Young Ladies' Aid So
ciety, are progressing TO the satisfac-
ton of all concerned
The Ionic club will hold the second
of its series of dancing parties at
Christensen's hall tomorrow evening
La Coterie will meet at the residence
of Mrs. John Corlew on Tuesday.