The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-17
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/ in honor of the tin wedding anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Solomon and
a more complete surprise or more de-
! lightful evening could hardly be antici-
pated. Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon We're out
! at tea and upon returning home in the
evening found a repast already pre-
pared and rhe guests all present re-
membered them with many pretty to-
kens of their regard. The evening was
spent with music and cards, the even
/ ing proving a most enjoyable one for
/ those present.
Rumor has it that two of Salt Lakes
most popular girls will be married in
June.
Little Freddie Solomon was the re-
cipient of a pleasant surprise Wednes-
fellows and an enjoyable evening of
song, recitation, games and dancing
followed.
The Sons of Hermann give a large
bail Monday evening at Grand Army
haI, % West Second South.
Mr.. E. w. Bannister, of Ogden, spent
Friday in Salt Lake.
The third annual convention of the
Utah Federation of Women's clubs will
be held in this city, Wednesday and
Thursday May 20 and q. The meet
ings will be held in Unity hall and the
public is cordially invited. The pro-
gramme will be as follows:
Wednesday Morning, 10 o'clock.
Business session, reports from clubs.
Wednesday Afternoon 2 O'clock.
Address of welcome. ........
................Mr Mrs. Jules La Barthe
Response. President of the Federation
Presidents address to the Fedora
ton. Mrs. Emma j. McVicker
Social purity
......Mrs. Oscar Moyle, the Cleofan
Does the new woman need a new
Miss Josephine Kellogg, Nine
teenth Century club.
Club houses Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. A B. Kinney, Salt Lake
Woman's club.
Thursday Morning
Higher education regarding wife
hood and motherhood. ......
Mrs. Adella Todd, Springville
Woman's club.
Shall clubs be limited? debate.
Affirmative-Mrs. E. B. Jones,
Reviewers
Negative-Dr NJ H. Cannon,
Reapers. ET
What some eastern clubs are doing
Mrs. c. E. Coulter, Aglaia
The powers of a president in wo-
mems clubs. ............ .-......
..... Mrs. L. B. Adams, La Coterie
Thursday Afternoon, O'clock
Attitude of women's clubs towards
undesirable literature and
Mrs. Lillian V. Rancke, Ladies'
Literary.
Shall race distinctions debar wo-
men from entering clubs in
Utah2.. ........ .. -
Dr.. orielle Curtis, U. w Press
Poem on Utah; decision of judges;
election of officers; reports and other
business.
There will be a reception to club
members and their friends Wednes-
day evening. May 20, from s to II
O'clock at the Devereaux, 334 West
South Temple
Lee Taylor, Paul Ingerbretsen and
George Goddard are arranging another
select social party for next Friday
night in the Third Ward institute,
which promises to be one of the lead
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Davis of Seven
teenth street entertained a. number of
young people on Friday afternoon in
honor of the tenth anniversary of their
daughter Hazel.
The Young Ladies' association of the
Third ward on Wednesday evening
gave very successful social party in
the educational institute It was
kind OF half leap year affair, the floor
managers being all young ladies. How
ever, they showed their generosity by
allowing the gentlemen to choose part
nerS the latter part of the evening.
Young people were present from each
of the five wards, about fifty couples in
all, and a right pleasant time they
had of it from 8 o'clock until morning.
Tuesday night the residence of Hon.
D. H. Peery will be thrown open to
the public, and the ladies of the Kin
dergerten association will entertain,
the proceeds going TO aid the free kim
dergarten movement and swell the
fund. The affair will be one of the
memorable social events of the season.
Mrs Kuhn entertained a number of
friends at her home on Twenty-fourth
C.K Bannister and family are now
residents at the Reed
]. D. Gill has removed from his
former residence on Jefferson avenue
to the Robert Robinson residence on
Mob hill.
Last night the Peery residence was
ablaze with light and gay with laugh
ter, the occasion being a surprise party
in honor of Hon. D. H. Peery's seven
ty-fourth anniversary. Numerous
friends of Utah's honored citizen were
present to wish him many happy re-
turns of the day.
Miss Maude Pratt, Miss Ethel Pike
and Master Charlie Pike, the boy alto,
went to Provo Saturday to sing at the
commencement exercises at the acad-
envy.
The dancing party given by Mrs
Samuel Paul and Mrs. Edwin Kimball
to the friends of Miss Ethel Paul, Miss
Alice Paul, Miss Mary Kimball, Mr..
Samuel Paul, jr., and Edwin and Doug
las Kimball was the largest and most
enjoyable dancing party given for some
of the gaities and the superb music,
pretty gowns and prettier girls COM
bired to make the evening most en-
joyable one Dancing continued until