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

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was a goodly representation of others
! interested in Delsartean work.
At the close of the lecturs Mrs.
! Boyden gave a spirited rendition Of
How Salvador Won the Race"
The handsome residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. W. Madsen was the scene of
hospitality and good cheer on Thurs
day evening, when a large number of
their friends passed the hours in the
enjoyment of music, dancing and So
cial chat. A collation. that would have
done justice to any home and any as
semblage was partaken of, and all
went right merrily till the last guests
departed, voting, as did all the Others
that none could surpass their host and
hostess in the t of entertainment.
The dramatic entertainment to be
given by the Unitarian society next
Thursday evening at Unity hall is said
by those who know to be one OF the
best of the always good things this
society gives the public.
Following is the caste of the play,
lie Retour du Japon:'
Monsieur Miron, Mr. Frederick Lyon;
Monsieur AIirOn Mr.. Frederick Lyon.
Monsieur Paul de Large, Mr.. Scott
Wells.
Louise. wife of NIiron, Miss w. c.
Jennings.
Pauline Desormes. Miss Rancke.
Briquette, Miss Lucille Rancke.
The comedy-"One of You Must
Marry''-Jacob and William. brothers,
and professors at the University.
Jacob. Mr.. Dewitt Jennings.
William. Mr. Stanley NJ Hunter.
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Louisa. her niece. Miss Ruth Ed
redge.
A number Of young people met at the
home of Miss Libbie Cutler IN Monday
evening for the purpose of organizing
a social and wheeling club. 1t was de-
cided that the club should be known
as the "Amity," and the colors orange.
violet and black. The following Of
president; George c. Lambert, vice
president; Miss Carol Cannon. secre-
tary and treasurer; J. Fred Daynas,
captain; Misses Blanche Woodruff and
Libbie Cutler. Iieutenants. The first
run of the club was made on Thursday
evening.
The club members are: The Misses
iD-d4fSllG W OOuI III, alice W OOQculI,
Matte Lambert, Edna Lambert, Alice
Clawson, Libbie Cutler, Emma Young
and Carol Cannon; Messrs. ice.
Daynes, ]. Fred Daynes. George c.
Lambert, Mark Cannon, W. W. Beatie,
J. Frank Chamberlain, r. Jay Lam
bert, John Eardley and Tom Lambert.
Mrs Clara Foltz left for the east on
Tuesday. after a weeks visit with
1fr-C Tcno Ts..rr1.7 faa
friends at Grand Junction, Colo. then
go to Boston, afterwards making a
short visit in Florida and Alabama.
Returning to Boston she may leave for
Europe or return to California, in
either event stopping a few days in
this city on her way to San Fran
cisco. If she does not go abroad she
will be here the latter part of July.
AS was previously stated. the en-
gagement of Miss Gertrude Keane,
youngest daughter of Mrs. H. T.
Keane and sister of Mrs. ]. c. Me-
Nally, to Mr.. Edmund Roberts Strong,
of Oregon. has been announced. The
yelling will take place in June.
Mrs. E. NJ. Miller was the guest Of
Mrs. ]. c. Armstrong, of Ogden. last
week.
Judge and Mrs. Smith, of GaIesburg,
Ill, are visiting their daughter, Mrs
Ira Lewis.
Mrs. A. Roundy will give a tea at
her home, SIS East First South street,
on Thursday evening, for the benefit
Of the free kindergarten.
Mrs. John w. Thomas. Of san Jose,
Cal, is visiting Miss Sadie Thomas.
Miss Susan B. Anthony will be the
guest of Mrs. ". J. Beatie during her
stay in the city and Rev. Anna Shaw
will be entertained by Mrs. JOHN Nc
Wicker.
Professor G. NJ. Marshall will deliver
a lecture before the Unity club on
Wednesday evening. The club will
continue its weekly meetings until
June %, when the election Of officers
for the ensuing year will take place.
Mr.. H. c. Woodrow left for San
Francisco on Wednesday evening for
a short stay.
Miss Etha Mayo, sister Of DR.. Henry
y. Mayo, of this city. and who has
number of warm friends here, having
spent the summer of '92 in Salt Lake.