The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-15
Joseph R. Folsom, Miss Lawrence and
Mrs. George Downey.

Mrs. George Downey.
Mr.. Edgar NJ. James of Idaho was in
the city during the week, visiting his
brother, Mr. w. F. James
Mr.. w. H. Bancroft and Mr.. D. E.
Burley left Friday for short trip in
Idaho
Mrs. Joseph r. Folsom gave a box
party at the Grand yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. c. E. Allen entertained the ex-
ecutive committees of the different lit
erary clubs yesterday afternoon. The
affair was most delightful one.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. MARYLAND left
last evening for an extended eastern
trip.
The engagement has been announced
Of Miss Miner and Lieutenant Richard
Steadman of the Sixteenth infantry.
Miss Miner is well known in Salt Lake,
having spent a few months last year
visiting General and Mrs. Penrose.
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Miss Alton Young and Miss Retta
Young left las- Monday for Chicago.
One of the possibilities of the near
future is club house to be used by
the different literary clubs of this city.
The subject has been under discussion
for a year past and not until now has
anything definite been done. The plan
proposed is to lease the Teasdel resi-
dence on Brigham street. This ar
rangement would be most delightful to
all the clubs, and if put to vote will
no doubt be carried through
The Misses Judge, with party o.
friends, occupied a box at the theatet
yesterday afternoon.
Society is anxiously awaiting the pro-
duction of Ned Royle's new play at the
Grand. 1t is safe to predict that all
the performances will be crowded.
The tourists section of the Ladies'
Literary club met Tuesday morning.
There were most interesting topics
gwen by Miss Hampstead, Mrs. COST
gan, Mrs. Hancock, Mrs. Lewis and
Miss Sherman.
Mrs. Helena Goldberg ana Miss Rose
Goldberg left for the east the latter
part OF the week.
Mrs. Joseph Siegel was the hostess of
delightful card party the early part
of las. week
The Misses Judge, Miss Tiernan, Miss
Noble and Lieutenant Castle occupied
box at the Grand Friday evening.
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The Leal viii meet for the last time
Monday evening at the Literary club
rooms. A very interesting programme
has been prepared.
The Bryant school has arranged a
novel entertainment for next Friday.
The feature of the evening will be a
bonfire and cake walk
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The officers of the Needlework Guild
wish to extend their thanks to all the
members for their response and CO.
operation in their charitable work.
Also to many of the leading merchants
for their very acceptable donations.
According to the reports accompany
ing the packages, l, 426 garments were
received and they have all been dis
tributed among the different charitable
societies as follows: The Orphans
home, 100, st. AIMS orphanage, 100;
Woman's Rescue home, 81 Davis Dea-
coness' home, 81; Salvation Army
shelter, II; Free kindergarten, Al:
Young Ladies' Aid society, SO; besides
1OS articles to destitute families. The
public can readily see the good work
that the guild has accomplished and
the assistance they have given to our
needy poor.
a grand ball is to be given at Chris
tensen's hall on Nov. 20 by the staff
of the University Chronicle.
The Unitarian society has issued in
vitations to the members of the So
ciety and their friends for a sociable
next Friday evening
The ladies are evidently intent on
making the most of their leap year
privileges. Two important events of
this kind will be given in the near
future. On the 18th the Oquirrh club
Will give Kate Greenaway leap year
ball at Cliffs hall, which promises 10
be a most enjoyable affair.
The young ladies of the tabernacle
choir will also give a leap year ball.
1t Will be given at Christensen's on the
oath. The preparations indicate that
1t will be most elaborate affair.
Last Tuesday evening a birthday
party was given in honor of Mr. Elliot
5. Airmet at his parents residence on
q street. Over so guests were present
and most delightful evening was
spent by all The guests were: Miss
Prough, Miss Chugg, Miss Colburn,
Miss Boult, Miss Hayes, Miss Wallace.
Miss Brown, Miss Howarth, Miss Glade.
Miss Fletcher, Miss Winward, Miss
Gibson, Miss Horsley. Miss Google,
Miss Little, Miss Higham, Miss Hilton,
Miss Oglesby and Messrs. Hoge, Davis
Luff, Brain, Doscey, Peterson, Worth
en-, Gibson, Bernhisel, Chalker, How
arth, Freeburn, King, Owellan, Hig-
ham, Rushton, Jones, WinWard, Colon.
Drake and Williams.
Mrs. Mary E. Jungblodt has ISSUED
invitations for the marriage of her
daughter, Rose Eleanor, to Mr.. John
Aloysino Mcclure on Wednesday even
ing, Nov. 25, at the Sacred Heart
church of Denver. Mr. Mcclure is
editor of Cycling West, published at
Denver, and a nephew of Mr.. Don Nc
CURE.
Mrs. Theron Geddes and Miss Kath-
eryn Geddes have returned from their
trip to California.
THE Thursday Night club was en-
tertained by Mrs. George T. Brice at
her residence on Thursday evening
last. Mrs. Brice was ably assisted by
her mother, Mrs. Anstee of Denver,
who is on visit to Salt Lake Mrs.
w. j. Lynch and Mr.. c. o. White
more took first prizes, While the sec
ond prizes were awarded to Mrs. e. r.
Dickinson and Mr.. Knight 1t was a