The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-06

Hughes, Miss Fox, Miss Wallace, Miss
Hardness, Miss Ora Hardness, Miss
Sherman, Miss Edna Sherman, Miss
Anderson, Miss Kimball and Miss
Sprague.
A salmagundi and sociable, compli-
mentary to William c. Give, will be
given in the Twentieth ward assembly
rooms on Friday next, Dec. IL. Some
of the city's leading vocalists and in
strumentalists will appear in an olio,
while the salmagundi Will delight
everyone. Mr.. Give has been called TO
fill a mission to Colorado and expects
to leave on the 18th inst.
The topic Modern Libraries and
their Methods" given by Miss Giimer
at the Woman's club on Tuesday last,
was interesting to the women of the
club, who are working to secure free
public library for Salt Lake.
The next meeting will be of especial
interest to women studying along po-
litical and reformatory lines, and since
this would include many of the women
voters of the city, it has been decided
to make next Tuesday afternoon an
open meeting, to which anyone will be
welcome without further invitation
from the club than this notice. The
subject, New York City" with the
LUPUS, Alo
Cause, THE Fight with Tammany,
and Reforms Effected by Women"
will be given by Mrs. Lille r. Pardee,
the club president.
The club will meet at o'clock on
Tuesday afternoon, Dec. s, at the city
and county building, room 8. on the
basement floor. This room will be
hereafter devoted to the clubs use.
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The oenara1 theme for tha Ladies'
Literary club on Friday afternoon.
Dec. II, is 1.-The Abolition Movement"
The subject will be treated from diff
ferent standpoints by Mrs. McVicker,
Mrs Sprague. Mrs. Arthur Brown and
Mrs. Delano.
: The work for the history section on
Thursday. Dec. 10. will be discussion
of the international and interstate laws
regarding slavery. The leader will be
Mrs. Putnam. A paper on The Dow
Rebellion" will be given by Mrs. Vim
cent. The section will meet at 10 a. m.
in the club room.
Mrs. Fox leaves shortly for New
York, where she will spend the holt
days.
Mrs Wantland leaves for Denver
shortly.
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The Hebrew ladies gave a very en-
joyable dancing matinee at Christen-
sens yesterday for the children of the
Sabbath school.
The annual exhibition of the Society
CT Utah Artists, which opens tomor-
row in the Nottingham block, will be
a strong attraction for society people.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the Kirmess to be given by
the NJ. 1. A. League at the theater on
December II, Is and 49,
Miss Lillian NJ. Rich. daughter of
Rev. G. w. Rich. and Mr.. Alan L.
Webster were united in marriage at
the residence of the brides parents, ia
Canyon Road, on Wednesday last. The
bride was attended by her sister. Miss
Angie Rich, while William Newell
acted as best man. Rev Rich per-
formed the ceremony, which was wit
messed only by the immediate rela-
tives.
Arrangements have been completed
for a reception to be given the officers
of the Twenty fourth infantry by
number of prominent citizens at the
Knutsford on Wednesday evening, De-
cenber 10. The following have the af-
fair in charge:
Invitation.-George W. Wallace. F. A
Druehl, James A. Pollock, James Glen
dining and George F. Downey.
Northumberland and Mrs. Wells.
General and Mrs. Penrose, Major and
Mrs. Glendinning. Mr. and Mrs. I. G.
Weber, Major and Mrs. G. M. Downey.