The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-24

Vincent, Mrs. Nelden and Mrs. Wight
man.
Monday afternoon the Shakespeare
section met at the home of Mrs. Nc
Wicker. Mrs. Lewis entertained the
club by quotations and reading from
discussed shakespeare Work in
conjunction with contemporary dra-
matiStS.
For the remainder of the year the
Cleofan will meet every Tuesday at the
home OF Mrs. w. w. Ritter.
At the last meeting the Saxon con-
quest was the subject of the after
Moons discussion.
History from 449 to 500 was the sub
ject of the paper given by Mrs. w. w.
Ritter, Mrs. Frank w. Jennings read
an interesting paper on Saxon London
and Social Institutions" while the Re
ligion of the Ancient Saxons" was the
subject given by Mrs. Phoebe Y. Beat
tie.
Mrs. Hanson discussed Saxon Gov
eminent" and Mrs. Fanny Y. Clayton
gave King Arthur and the Round
Table"
The board of directors of the Or
phan's Home and Day Nursery asso-
citation wish to express sincere thanks
10 Messrs. Treweek, MoritZ and Stan
ton for the Inauguration of the charity
boxes which resulted in the sum of
$127.29. Also extend their heartfelt
thanks to all who have so kindly made
donations and subscriptions for the
support of the institution the past
year.
One of the events of the coming week
Will be a social, given by the ladies of
the George r. Maxwell w. r. c., at
their hall in the Gladstone building
on Tuesday evening. All friends are
invited. Those who have heretofore
attended these socials can testify as
to the ability of the ladies of the corps
as entertainers.
One OF the ENJOYABLE social events
of the past week was the high five
party given by the Ivy temple of Rath-
bone sisters. The affair took place
last Thursday evening at Mrs. j. II.
Jones coy home, 23S Wall street, and
was attended by a large number of the
sisters and their gentlemen friends The
lady prize winners We're: Miss Annie
Jones, first prize; Miss Eva Brown,
second prize, and Mrs. Risley, BOBBY
Prize. Mrs. Stewart captured the gen
tleman's first prize, Mr.. Roberts sec
ond, and Mrs. Frankom pocketed the
BOBBY. Dainty refreshments were
served and music and songs added to
the evenings enjoyment
Among those present We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Risley, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Coneley, Mr.. and Mrs
Heaps, Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart, Mr. and
Mrs. Offenbach, Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs
F'rankom, Mr. and Mrs. J. H Jones, /
Mrs. Newquist, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Rog- I
ers Miss Eva Brown, the Misses An
nie, Lizzie and Minnie Jones, Mr.. Jen-
k1ns, Mr.. Stewart and Mr.. Buckholt
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The employees of F. Auerbach & |
Bros. have organized d society for the /
purpose of arranging parties and eX-
;urslons for the enjoyment of them
selves and friends. The officers for the !
ensuing year are L. b. Moore, chair |
nan; y. Z. Sutherland, secretary; w. /
R. Sibley, treasurer. The executive |
committee consists of c. L. Bern, |
chairman; c. B. Marshall, Alex Brown,
Mrs. @. Hall, Miss Louise Felt William
fraupe, H. SymOns and A Graupe
They viii give their first annual ball
1t ChriStensen's hall next Friday even
ng, Jan. 20. All employees of the
house and few friends are invited
Dancing, refreshments and short pro-
,ramme of recitations, music, etc, will
)e the order of the evening.
The following programme viii be rem
Tered:
opening address. -. Mr. r. S. Watson
selection (pianO) -. MIR. Alvin Beesley
recitation. Miss Laura Staples
suartette. ~ ...
Miss Julia Jones, James T
PoultOn, Mrs. Thomas Hull, Mr..
B. Johnson.
Miss Eloise Smythe
-iOlincello solo. Mr.. Fred Christensen
humorous speech. Mr.. ]. Schwartz
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On Thursday evening the East Side
lub of Les Jeunes Matrones" met at
he residence of Mr.. and Mrs L. ].
yes, where a most enjoyable evening
as spent. Progressive high five was
layed until a late hour, followed by
n elegant collation.. after which the
uests dispersed, all thoroughly pleased
18th the success of this, their second
leeting. The ladies' high prize was
on by Mrs. S. S. Kingsbury, the
entleman's by Mr.. Lem Learn, the
ooby prizes were won by Mr.. and
Lrs. B. L. Morse. There were present
L. anu WI D l.. D. AgtS, MI. anu MIS-.
l.. Morse, Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Harvey,
r. and Mrs. w. NJ. Owen, Mr.. and Mrs.
: a. Teasdel, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H
merson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Moore,
RS. Nettie Palmer, Mrs. S. S. Kings
lry, Mrs. John Hardie, Mr.. Lem i
earn. Mr.. Fred Harvey. Miss Allie
arbett and Miss Daisy Harvey. {
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Eagle Gate lodge No. 10, A. o. u. w, {
i'll give a smoker in Odd Fellows y
LII on Wednesday evening. 5
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Several Brigham street members of I
e S. L. r. club occupied a box at '
e Grand on Friday evening. t
Century Club, Provo. d
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