The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-20

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ciety ladies will take part and grea
success is predicted for the perform
ance.
Invitations are out for one of Mis-
Longs popular evenings with he
pupils on Saturday night. An enter
Miss Long viii be assisted by Mrs
Woodroe and Mr.. H. S. Krouse.
Mrs. E. w. Billings gave a delightful
luncheon yesterday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Lane.
4 few friends of Mrs. Mccarthy wit
messed the theatre performance or
Monday night, and after the play the
guests enjoyed an elegant supper al
the home of Mr.. Hugh Anderson. The
members of the party were: Miss
Anderson, Miss DoEr Miss Crawford
! Mr.. Pollock, Mr. Anderson, Mr.. Wilkes
Mr.. Pavey.
The marriage reception of Miss Lulu
! Clawson and Mr.. Seymour Young, tr,
was one of the pleasant social events
of the week.
The young people of the Amitie
Wheeling club made a trip on Friday
evening to the Cannon farm in the
suburbs, where an oyster supper was
enjoyed The members who took part
in the expedition were: Misses Blanche
Woodruff, Carol Cannon, Kate Clawson.
Alice Clawson, Lib Cutler, Alice Wood
ruff. Messrs. Joe Daynes, George C.
Lambert, Fred Daynes, Ed Jenkins,
] I
Miss Hettie Watson entertained a
party of friends on Monday evening at
her home on Fifth South in honor. Of
Miss NJ. ]. Hughes, of Logan. An en-
Joyable repast was served and much
merriment prevailed throughout the
evening.
The large hau at the University will
be thrown open for a reception tomor-
row night, in which both students and
teachers will take part.
The Young Peoples Christian En-
deayor society, of the First Presbv-
terrain church, will hold a Halloween
sociable on Thursday evening, October
81, 1895, in the church parlors.
The evening will have many pleasant
features, among them, a gypsy camp,
WIN Wy pSY CgUG6IES TO QlVulg6
what the future has in store for the
young people. A candy booth, con-
tanning toothsome morsels, will be pre-
sided over by a bevy of charming
young ladies and refreshments will he
served. Everybody come, meet your
Old friends and make new ones. Ad-
mission Is cents.
The Irish-American society will give
ball at Gifts han next Friday even
The new society publication. The
Four Hundred. made it's arpearanne
last night. From Typographical
standpoint. the Four Hundred is
gem, and the bright young men at the
nelm are evidently fully capable of
thoroughly covering the field that the
-Four Hundred will be devoted to. J.
j. Bamberser and a. Nicholsen. are the !
editors and publishers, with c. E. Ben |
nett as manager.
Professor c. F. Pau. the new pro-
prtetor of Arbogasts old stand has
taken possession and the appearance !
OF the store shows that an artist is at
the head. Professor Pau has had over
iofty-hNe years experience in cooking I
and the candy business. Everything /
" AZ oN uiutl MS personal supervision !
and lovers of sweets and dainties can
rest assured Of getting the very best
salt Lake has needed a frst-cIass
establishment for long time
and Professor Pau intends to fiji the
bill. Professor Pau extends a special
invitation to all ladies who attended
bis cooking school
TIE CELEBRATED SUSSEX SCHOOL
SHOE.
DOngOla kid. Misses, IL 1-2 to 2.
S133 per pair.
Peh. grain, childs, . 10 IL. s1.1j
per pair.
Calf skin, ChiId's ; to 8. 81 per pair
NEWMAN-NOTT SHOE CO..
81 South Main st.
Y. VI. NJ. /. a. CONFERENCE.
The Y. NJ. NJ. L a. of the Salt Lake
Stake will hold their annual confer
ance october %. At 10 q. m. an officers
meeting in the assembly hall, which
very officer is expected to attend,
md general meetings in the taberna-
lie at and Z pm Very interesting
programmes and singing has been
prepared. Everybody is invited.
JOS H. FELT.
J. W. EARDLEY.
c. B. STEWART,