The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-13
THE SALT LAKE HERALD. SUNDAY. nEcEMBEK 1s. 1896

American booth, tcandy)-In charge
of Mrs. Robert Gum. Assistants:
Miss Lucy Van Colt, Miss Alice Claw
son, Miss Ruby Clawson, Miss Gather
inc Dougall, Miss Annie z. Spencer.
Miss Rose Anna Cannon. Miss Emily
Cannon. Miss Allie Miller, Mrs. w. B.
Dougall jr., Miss Grace Cannon.
Luncheon committee-Alrs. Julia c.
Taylor, chairman; Mrs James H.
Moyle, Mrs Florence D. Clawson, Mrs
II. 3. Clawson jr., Mrs. H l. A Gull
mer. Mrs. George Savage. Mrs John
White jr., Mrs. H G. Whitney. Mrs. n.
Y CLAYTON, Mrs. George d. Pyper. Mrs.
Elfe Green, Mrs. James Jennings, Mrs.
Fra IL Beattie, Mrs C. B. Stewart. Mrs.
D. 5. Spencer, Mrs. Oscar w. Moyie.
Mrs. George Romney. Mrs. Minnie
James, Mss Nellie Groesbeck, Mrs.
Edward Sheets. Mrs. F. S. Richards,
Mrs. Stanley Clawson, Mrs. Joseph l..
Rawlins, Mrs. Tessie Groesbeck. Mrs.
Isaac Trumbo and Mrs. Emma Eller-
beck.
The kirmess TO be given the coming
week at the Salt Lake theatre VIII be
a very elaborate and unique affair
Among those who have it in charge are
Mr. Roundy, Mrs. Charles Game, Mrs.
Frank Jennings, Miss Hooper, Mrs.
Joseph Jennings. Among the interest
fancy dancing. In connection with all
this there viii be delicious lunches
served by charming maids and ma
irons.
Miss Eidredge intends giving an en-
tertainment in Christenseii's hall on
New Years night. The principal en-
tertainment of the evening viii be
Japanese fan dance and several fancy
drills. The participants will all be
popular and we'll known people The
affair will no doubt be a success.
The managers of the woman's ex-
change viii conduct a reception and
holiday sale at their rooms. IS West
Second South, on the afternoons of Fri
day and Saturday. Dec. Is and 49, An
attractive feature will be a package
sale of unseen articles at low prices.
Tea viii be served without cost. La
dies are cordially invited to call and
inspect the display.
\
The ladies of ST Marks guild will
hold a Christmas sale and tea at the
schoolhouse on Wednesday afternoon.
Dec. 1e from till 10 O'clock All are
invited. Admission free; refreshments
served without cost.
There will be given in Unity hall on
Friday. Dec. IS. one of the most
unique entertainments over given
there. 1t is given by the church and
Sunday school and after the short pro-
gramme, there will be dancing. The
programme will consist of a japanese
wedding in pantcmime, accompanied
by a Japanese orchestra. A Japanese
dance in costume, by Lulu Heating
and Edith Miller. The children and
their parents are looking forward to a
most amusing evening.
The lcirmess committee desire that
all who are preparing articles for the
booths. or who may desire to do so.
will arrange TO have the same at the
league room. Al South State street, not
later than Wednesday next
Mr.. H. S. Ensign, the popular young
baritone and conductor of the Har-
mony glee club, will be rendered a
testimonial by the organization at
Christensen's hall on the 2Sth inst. in
which some of Salt Lakes leading vo-
calists will participate. Mr. Ensign
leaves Cor a mission to the eastern
states on the first of the year
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The reception and concert to be given
by the Society of Utah Artists next
Wednesday evening promises to be as
enjoyable as the previous ones held by
that organization. The reception COM
mittee is composed of Mrs. Kenneth
Kerr, Mrs. ]. i. Rawlins, Mrs. Will
Clawson. Mrs Frank Knox, Mrs. H. L.