The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-12

fsaye, Priscilla" and the minstre1s
were the chief topics of conyersatio,, IN
society domain last week and theatre
PdrtleS were the rule. Mrs. M. G. Fox
gave large Kensington tea, on Fri
anu ldsr evening the woman's ex-
chdhge kept open house at its new
quarters. The constitutional conven.
Rloh delegates We're rendered 2. han on
Monday evening. ''- va
Inc chief events this week will he
1ne reception in honor of Mrs. Susan
70 Antnony, Rev. Anna Shaw and
M da . ,2 OF equal suffrage. by
MT and Mrs. T. S. Richards, and the
private Shakespeare recital at the
lrst congregational church Interest
as shown also in the testimonial IN
Madge Carr Cook and Harry Corson
clarke, 10 Be given at the Grand TO-
slorroW evening. and the matinee at
Inc same place for the benefit of the
Tornan's exchange, on Thursday,
The Woman's Exchange opened with
eclat last evening. Not less than 200
ladies and gentlemen were seen in the
handsome quarters in response TO the
general invitation extended for the re-
ception The room is a large one on
the ground floor at A and 46 East
tlrst South street and has been at
dractVely fitted up for the purpose of
serving luncheon and the sale Of fancy
work and other articles Last evening
1T presented gala. appearance, the
windows being filled with Dotted
plants and the array of work in the
snow case on the walls being a fine
one. The ladies of the exchange re-
ceived the guests and Mrs Carter,
AIRS Henderson, Mrs. Bache and Mrs
Gannett served refreshments Mrs. S.
Q. B. Cummings and Mrs Justice had
charge of the candy booth. and Mrs.
Roberts presided at the fancy work
counter
Luncheons viii be served at the ex-
change on and after Monday. The
ladies have spared no effort to make
the new enterprise a success. Liberal
patronage will make it an institution
of which Salt Lake city will have rea-
Son TO be proud.
Mrs Moylan c. Fox gave a Kensing-
ton tea on Friday to large number
of ladies. A guessing game which puz-
Eled all the guests resulted in the de-
cision Of the hostess that prizes should
1be awarded instead for guessing the
length Of time required to burn can
die that stood in the room. Mrs H w.
Lawrence won the first prize for the
latter feat and Mrs. Brink the BOBBY
prize.
rhe invited guests were: Mrs. Jus
tice. Mrs H. W. Lawrence, Mrs. A. B.
Witcher. Mrs. c. S. Zane, Mrs. NJ.
Morton, Mrs. Dean, Mrs. c. NJ. Owen,
Mrs. Thomas Jennings, Mrs. S. j.
kenyon, Mrs. William Bradley, Mrs.
w. F. James, Mrs o. j. Salisbury, AIrs.
De Bruhl, Mrs. W. w Chisholm, Mrs.
j. P. Bache Mrs. G. H. Palmer, Mrs.
Guy G. Palmer, Mrs. Isaac Trumbo,
Mrs. S. F. Walker, Mrs. Egbert Rob
erts. Mrs. J. c. Royle, Mrs. S. H. Pink
erton, Mrs. F. z. McGurrin. Mrs. Darl-
ing, Mrs. S. +. Fenton, Mrs. Frank
Jennings, Mrs. George a. Lowe, Mrs.
j. w. DOnnellan, Mrs. r. Keyes, Mrs.
c. Z. Mainland, Mrs. II. D. Niles, Mrs.
c. II. Brink. Mrs. o. P. Miles. Mrs. S.
c. Park, Mrs. W. P. Lynn, Miss Rarlz-
ness Miss Walker, Miss Lucille Young,
0fiss Hoge, Miss Gregory, Miss Ain,
and Miss Brewster.
Mrs. A. Katz, Miss Katz. Miss Shear
man, Miss Edna Sherman, Mr.. D. E.
hurley and Mr.. Alma Katz occupied
a stall at the first performance Of
Priscilla" Mr.. and Mrs. ". S. Nc
Cornick were seen in a stall the sarla
evening and near them were Mr.. Il.
B. Clawson and party.
given by Mr.. Hannibal Williams at
the First Congregational church on
Tuesday evening.
A reception will be given TO the new
members of the First Congrega tional
church in the parlors of that church
on Thursday evening.
Mrs S c. Park, Mrs and Miss
Adams, Ex-Governor Thomas, and Mr..
Yoyd Park occupied a box at the
rand on -onday evening. The mem
uers of the Young Ladies' Aid society
occupied two boxes on the first even
ing of the minstrel show. Major and
Mrs. Downey, MIR. and Mrs. George F.
Downey and Mr.. and Mrs. a. F.
Holden were seen in a box on the same
evening, and Miss Crawford, Mr.. T. r.
Jones ard Mr. Z. B. Wickes in an
other. Hon. and Mrs P. L. Williams
and Mr.. and Mrs. D. 3. Homestead
comprised another party.
The lecture by Miss Ruth Eldredge,
of the School Of Expression, last even
ing was a praiseworthy exposition of
scholarly theme, Human Expression
and Psychology" The lady dWelt
upon the theory thai man is his own
sculptor and emphasized the fact that
the outward revelations of the inner
light or soul makes its impress upon
the features and in the life sphere Of
each individual
The members of the different classes
of the school We're present and there