The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-19

The reception to Miss Antbonv .na
ner associates in the Woman Suffrage
conference given by Hon. and Mrs. f.
.. hlchards, the Riter-WeIls wedding
ana the reception rendered by DIR. and
mrs. Lift to Governor and Mrs. Rick
ARCS, OF which full accounts appeared
IN Ihe Herald of the following DAYS.
were among the chief events of the
past week
The Kindergarten tea at the home
or Mrs. A. Rc,undy, the reception to the
new members and strangers in tbe
congregation Of the First Consrega-
uonal church ard the w. c. II II re
ception to Miss Shaw engaged the at
tention of many.
II was a week of theatre parties
also, THE Girl I Left Behind Me" at
iracting many to the Salt Lake theatre.
and the benefits at the Grand drawing
a number of the elite to that place of
amusement. The dramatic entertairl-
ment given under the auspices OF the
Unitarian ladies also received liz ,raI
patronage. 1t was an audience repre-
sentlng the wealth, culture and fash
1on OF the city that enjoyed the Shake
spearean recital by Mr.. Hannibal A.
Williams on Monday evening.
The Utah Federation of Women's
clubs viii meet at Ogden on Wednes-
day and Thursday, the programme for
the meetings being as follows:
Wednesday = u. IN
Session TO be held at the Guild room,
corner Grant and Twenty-fourth street
Reports from delegates. Business Of
federation.
Wednesday, Evening".
Reception at the Reed.
Thursday. 10 q. ia.
Session to be held at Thomas Hail.
Presidents address -.
Mrs. Corinne NJ. Allen, Salt Lake
city.
The Misses Houtz and Miss Cannon
(Young Ladies' Mandolin Club, Ogden)
Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Brown.
..................A Mrs. Lille z. Pardee
(Woman's Club, Salt Lake city.)
woman as a Citizen ...............
MRS. E. B. Graham
Cdagazine Club, Ogden.)
Vocal solo. Miss Minnie Kiesel, Ogden
Thursday morning continued.
Debate Continuance in Office"
Affirmative .MrsN Don r. Coray
- Nineteenth Century Club. Provo)
Negative. .-....Miss Grace Young
cThe Cleofan, Salt Lake city,
Thursday, = p. M.
tiaro SOLO. :.-..-:..............
-. -. MIS-. >. -. McCarCney, ogden
Training Schools for Girls......
Mrs. Annie Kay Hardy
ReapeTs' Club, Salt Lake city)
vocal duet. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mrs W W. Ritter and Miss
Edna Iwyer. Salt Lake city.
''The Mother of Today..........
..............-.M Mrs. Clara Z. Briggs
LA Coterie, O;sden.)
''ImpersonaI Consideration OF Club
matters 1890. 1890.
Qadies' Literary Club. Salt Lake city.)
tHdnO SOLO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mrs. Lena Wells, Salt Lake city
women in Journalism ........
Mrs. Lizzie s. Wilcox
utah Women's Press Club, Salt Lake
city)
Quartette. 49,. -
Mesdames Andrews. Anderson.
Allison, Short
Mrs. s. A. Mccartney. Accompanies
6Marchesi Club, Ogden.)
The executive committee. who has
had charge of the arrangements, CON
sist Of the following ladies: Mrs John
s. Corlew, Mrs. c. K. Bannister, Mrs.
Clara E. Briggs, Mrs. a. c. BigeIow.
Mrs. Georgia. Snow Carleton, Mrs. J.
u. Elliott, Mrs. E. Z. Graham. Mrs.
j. W. Kimbal, Mrs. A. E. Patton Mrs.
q. w Perkins, Miss Minnie Kiesel and
Miss Mary Baldwin.
lows: President. Mrs. Corfnne N. AL
Hen; vice-president, Mrs. A B. Patton;
secretary, Mrs. Emma J. McVicker,
treasurer, Mss Georgia 3. Weber:
directors. Mrs. Emmeline 3 Wells,
Mrs. Minnie 2. Fabian, Miss Mary
Teasdel, Mrs. Eta Swartnout Reed,
Mrs Ransford Smith and Mrs. y. J.
Warner.
The special arrangements that have
been made with the railroad companies
fer the dates Of the meeting are stated
sn another column.
The Athletic association of the Uni
versity of Utah will give a festival
snd bali on the university campus on
the 31st inst. The members Of the as
ISOLATION propose to score q greater
success than that of the kirmess Civ
en- under their auspices. The students
of Brigham Young Academy will be
specially invited to be present, and The
friends of the Athletic association will
probably be out in force.
The reception rendered by Hon. and
Airs. F s. Richards to Miss Anthony.
Miss Shaw. Mrs. Bradford and Mrs.
Etansbury on Monday afternoon has
never been surpassed IN elegance by
any similar function in this city. The
distinguished visitors could not fail
10 carry away with them pleasant rec
objections of the hospitality of Salt
Lakes citizens.
Miss Blanch KimbaE pleasantly en-
tertained party Of friends at a Kens-
ington tea on Friday. The guests were
Mrs. George f. Downey. Mrs. C. 3.
Rookledge, Mrs. II. D. Styer, Mrs. c..
i. Robertson, Mrs. D. ]. Hampstead.
Mrs. c. Z. Wantland, Miss Young, Miss
Lucille Young, Miss Macintosh. Miss
l lawrence, Miss Sherman. Miss
Crawford, Miss Mason, Miss Adelaide
Mason, Miss Hampstead. Miss Bertha
Hampstead, Miss Hanauer and Miss
ida Ra2auer.
Numerous small dinner parties were
given at Fort Douglas last week in
Hlcnor of the visiting officers and yes
terday afternoon a large party from
the post visited Saltair.
The kaffee klatsch given by Miss
Cotton on Friday was one OF the most
enjoyable events The Herald has
chronicled for many weeks. The in
vited guests were Mrs. Ira H. Lewis,
Mrs. s. c. Park, Mrs. Guy G. Palmer,
Mrs. c. II. Post, Miss Palmer, Miss
Graham, Miss Bacon, Miss Florence
RoiIndy. Miss Grace Bailey, Miss Maud
Walker. Miss Stella Walker, Miss
Thorn. Miss Maud Thorn. Miss Stella