The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-04

YliS. Inc lHOIHerS OF some or the
children were present to enjoy the
pretty sight and help look after the
little people. Mrs. Keyes presided al
the piano and played in perfect time
something not always noticeable in the
playing of amateurs The evening
class on Friday is for the young So
clety people and the Saturday even
ing class for the younger people who
are still under the rule of the hard
hearted school authorities.
The Thespians are rehearsing two
farces which will be given within a
fortnight. In Turn En- Out the cast
is as follows:
Mrs Mackintosf Moie. iss L Sfiss saebs
Mr. Macintosh McKee,. Nels Ransohoff
1 Inc " lndmill Man.............Je Jesse Woolf
hosella. Jake Greenewa1d
The characters in MY Turn Next
are:
Peggy. Miss Edna Jacobs
Lara aca m Twitters. Harry Hoffhsimer
NJ MN w 11app; iartman
A ball will be given at the University
on the 21st inst, by the University
Chronicle staff The committees are
as follows: Arrangements, Misses Ida
Bates and Luta Van, and Messrs. f.
w. Reynolds and Theo. Nystrom; re-
ception, Misses Mae Price, Luta Van,
Geneva Ellerback, and Mr.. W. D.
Ritter; floor, Messrs. Theo. Nystrom and
F. W. Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Zane pleasantly
entertained some friends in compliment
to Mrs. Zane's sister, Miss Maud En-
sign, on Monday evening. Their guests
were Mrs. w. T. Brooks, Misses Cum
bingham, Walker, Amy Walker, Nay
Tor, Russell. Wickum and Messrs
Gray, Wigton, Cook, Kennard, Brooks,
Mark Pitt and others.
Col. and Mrs. Blunt entertained in
formally on Wednesday evening in
honor of Col and Mrs. Coates. Their
guests were Col. and Mrs. Coates, Rev.
and Mrs. Norris, DR.. and Mrs. Polhe-
mus, Captain and Mrs. Richards, Miss
Marguerite Richards, Mrs Morrison
and Lieut.. and Mrs. Johnson.
The Entire Nous met at the home of
Mrs. Bledsoe on Monday evening. Mrs
Montgomery conducted the class in
Roman history Mrs. Donelson read
one of Owen Merediths poems and
each member contributed something
to the discussion on current events
| The Lowell class met at the home of
DR.. Utter on Friday evening and held
an interesting discussion of 1.-The Fable
of the Critics. About thirty members
poems will be read at the next meet
! ing.
Miss Ema Scott left for Toronto on
Friday evening. In May she will be led
to the altar by Mr.. W. B. Baff of AS
pen, Colo They will go to California
ON their wedding tour and will visit
Salt Lake city at that time.
After the close of the Eighteenth
ward concert on Tuesday evening
those who assisted in it were rendered
a banquet at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
G. S. Burton, by the ladies of the ward.
Mrs Don Coray returned to Provo on
Thursday after a weeks visit in this
city.
Mrs. DougalI of springville spent last
week with friends in this city.
! Dr. and Mrs. Root have removed
to 337 South Second West street.
The ladies who gave three card par
ties for sweet charity donated the
proceeds. fifty dollars, to the society
of charities.
Mrs. j, B. Farlow read very inter-
estfng paper on THE Manufactures of
Persia" at the last meeting Of the Cleo
fan.
Miss Ethelyn Weber will entertain
the Eighteen club on the 18th inst
Mrs S. j. Kenyon contemplates a
trip to the coast. She will be accom-
panied by her nephew, Mr.. Charles
Heath who is convalescent after his
long illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wetmore are recent
additions to the pleasant circle at
Douglas Place.
Mr. and Mrs Sam Park were at Los
Angeles last week, the guests of Mrs.
Glass.
Miss Glass is dividing her time be-
tween a few of her many friends She
is at present the guest of Miss Clara
Bailey and will also visit Miss t,thelyn
Weber before she returns to her home
in Los Angeles next month.
Ilo Shakespeare CluD met with the
Misses Weber on Monday evening.
The Lowell class which meets with
DR.. and Mrs Utter every Friday even
ing, is now reading THE Fable of the
Critics.
Miss Ethelyn Weber entertained
some friends informally on Friday even
ing.
The Lenten season will begin on the
7th inst, which will be Ash Wednes-
day, and we may expect a winter
which has been by no means a whirl
of gayety, to end in decided calm
The proprietors of the Manitou will
give card and dancing party in honor
of their guests on Tuesday evening
Ex-Governor Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cheesman Mrs. Gaylord, Mrs. Adams
and Mr. M H. Walker viewed the
charity performance from one of the
stalls at the theatre Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. spottswood Kinkead has re-
turned from a pleasant visit of four
weeks in Denver.
Miss Coda BreedIove is at the Tenn
pleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Fox, Mrs. Keyes
and Miss Fox occupied a stall at the
charity performance at the theatre
Wednesday evening.
Miss Cotton will entertain the Thurs
day(?9, Evening club on Tuesday even
ing this week.
The last of Mrs. Mcvicker's s'at
homes was the pleasntest large