The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-25
HER DREAM.

HER DREAM.
When gods roamed through Hellenic
woods
And gave men gifts; as once of old
The power they gave an unctious swain
That all he touched turned into gold.
I would that 1 had lived here then,
And some stray god mad beamed on me;
I'd never wished for gold-Oh. no:
-Aykayenne.
October. with its falling leaf and
fading tree, its brilliant coloring and
its luxuriant flowers. is gliding rapidly
by with no entertainments given in
its honor, except, perhaps, an occa-
sional bicycle ride into the country or
up one of the canyons.
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There is one thing that society is
doing now, and that is squaring its &C
counts with its less fortunate neigh
bers-doing a little penance for the
free-from-care summer months that
have passed like some delightful pam
Drama. The Young Ladies' Aid society
has already planned an operetta in
which many prominent people viii
take part.
Guild are working hard to make pro-
vision against the stress of cold and
to aid and encourage the poor in their
struggle to do for themselves. These
things are all looming across the win
ters horizon, and society is arranging
TO pay its debt
The question of the hour-Was the
society lead in yesterdays Argus in
tar cd for-f o-+ a,. "A
A great deal of interest centers in
football at present. 1t will undoubted-
ly be the game Of the fall months Al
ready there is talk of a big Thanks
giving game, when society will turn
out to see the heroes of the gridiron.
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There were a number of theatre
parties at the Grand during the week,
and yesterday at the matinee the
boxes were filed with gaily-dressed
bellies and stately matrons.
All the companies of the Twenty
fourth infantry have arrived and taken
possession of their quarters at Fort
Douglas. Salt Lake people will well
come them most cordially. The people
al the fort have always been great
favorites, and from the many pleasant
things heard of the Twenty-fourth, it
is safe to predict that the officers and
ladies will undoubtedly be a great ac-
QUESTION to society circles.
Both the Ladies Literary club are ne
Cleofan held very interesting meetings
during the week. AT the Literary club
Thursday the leading events under
Jackson and Van Buren, were re-
viewed. Topics were also given by
Mrs. Delano, Mrs. Lynn and Mrs. Vim
cent.
At the Cleofan on Tuesday Mrs.
Mary c. Clawson gave a paper on
''Ariosto's Orlando Furioso." Supple
mentary papers We're read by Mrs.
Evelyn Davis, Miss Wells and Mrs.
Priscilla Ritter.
Mrs. Hardness gave a dinner to a
few friends Friday. morning.
An afternoon card club, composed of
sixteen ladies, has been formed for the
winter months. The club met for the
first time Friday afternoon with Mrs.
George A. Lowe.
Miss Mason, Miss Adelaide Mason,
Miss Aft and Miss Ora Hardness are
spending few days in Butte.
Mrs. ]. H. Griffin entertained a party
of bicyclers Wednesday evening. The
guests were Miss Park, Miss Wehber,
Miss Ethelyn Weber. Miss Edna
Sherman. Miss Katz, Mr.. Sherman,
Mr.. Nye, Mr.. Katz, Mr.. Scott and Mr..
Hampton.
The president and superintendent of
St. Marks hospital entertained at din
ner in the pleasant dining-room of the
hospital on Wednesday evening. The
following were present: The Ri. Rev.
Abel Leonard and Mrs. Leonard, the
Rev. Dean Halsey, the Rev. L. B.
Ridgely and Mrs. Ridgely. the Rev. d.
Douglas Wallace and Mrs. Wallace,
DIR. and Mrs S Pinkerton. DR.. and
Mrs. D. Moore Lindsay, Dr. Bascom,
Mr.. NJ. H. Walker. DR.. and Mrs. Z. S.
Wright. Mrs. F. B. Hamilton, DR..
Behle, Sister Mary, DR.. Critchlow, Mr..
and Mrs B. F. Hayward, Mrs. Pfoutz
and Miss Jarvis.
The Shakespeare section of the La
dies Literary club will meet at the
club rooms Wednesday morning, Octo-
Der rs. at 1890 a. m. The subject will
be- Motives in Ancient Drama" by
Mrs. Reid: Classification of Shakes
peares Plays by Mrs. King, and read
ing from The Tempest"
Die IeIeleunQe meets tomorrow
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Vollmer
This club numbers 16 members. who
are greatly enjoying a series of Ger
man comedies.
DR.. and Mrs. Lindsay, DR.. and Mrs
Hughes. Mrs. Kimball. Mrs. Hayward
and Miss Kiml.-ll viewed the perform
ance at the Grand from box on Mon
day night.
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Mrs. Pfoutz left for the east yester-
day.
Miss Sherman gave a theater party
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John Longmaid entertained 20
little people yesterday afternoon in
honor of Miss Helen Longmaid's sixth
birthday.
Mrs. Geddes left yesterday for Cali
fornia.
Mr.. Hoyt Sherman has returned from
California.
Mrs. Stewart sister of Mrs. John
Zane, left for her home in Philadelphia
yesterday.
Mr.. t. R. Jones has returned from
Chicago.
Mr.. VIII Lawrence spent the early
part of the week in the city.
DR.. and Mrs. Lindsay entertained DR..