The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-07

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Friday evening by Governor Heber
NJ. Wells and the officers of the ma
tional guard, in honor of the members
of the legislature.
The decorations throughout were
artistic and effective, consisting of the
national colors, palms and flowers.
The officers of the guard, members
of the governors staff and the officers
of the Twenty-fourth infantry all
wore full regimentals.
The grand march was led by Gov
ernor Wells and Mrs. Joseph L. Raw
Inns, and was followed by dancing until
the midnight hour.
The affair was a great success and
many compliments were bestowed upon
the hosts. who were the members of
the National Guard of Utah.
The German club will be entertained
by Miss Hooper tomorrow night.
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The ball given by the Hebrew Ladies
Benevolent society on Thursday even
ing at Christensens hall was a we'll
attended and highly successful affair.
Among the guests were noticed Gov
ernor Heber N. Wells, Judge AMI Mrs.
Miner, Mrs. Mcclure, Mr. and Mrs. S.
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Kahn, Mr.. and Mrs. Ransohoff, Miss
Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Simon. Miss
Esther Freed, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Triton
DOnnellan, Miss Grace Anderson. Mr.
and Mrs. joseph Siegel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Seldom Clawson, Miss Morris. Miss
Matte Mack. Mr.. t-reenewald, Mr.
Smith, Mr.. Ferris, Miss Herman, Miss
Kuhn, Mr.. Schramm, Miss Wolfe, Miss
Hanauer, Miss Ida Hanauer, Mr.. Max
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Mr.. Chambers. Mr.. Tod Goodwin.
Mrs. A. B. Richardson gave q card
party to so of her friends Monday even
ing.
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The Misses Savage entertained at
cards Tuesday evening. There were 40
guests present, the game played being
90. During the evening some eX
quisite music was heard.
The board of trustees of ST. Marks
hospital have issued invitations for a
reception to be given on Feb. ~. The
occasion being the opening oil the rev
wing,
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The Jefferson Literary society gave
a dance AT the Eighteenth ward school
house Friday evening. a large num-
bSl u SueSlS were present ana the
evening proved a most enjoyable one
The members of the society are Misses
Gertrude Felt, Mary Hatch, C.avie
Kimball, Bessie Moore, Cora Pratt, Lu-
Gle Richards, Anna Rogers, Clarice
Thatcher. and Messrs a. Hatch, ir
S. D. Jonassen, II. >. Jensen, NJ. MEAL
lister, o. S. Squires, a. T. Simmons,
G. Salisbury, J. Salisbury and a. To-
ronto.
The Rathbone Sisters gave a high
five party at the Knights of Pythias
hall last evening
The dance Of the Wednesday Night
club the past week was unusually we'll
attended.
The Forestaes OF America gave d
social Thursday risii+:
The Saturday Night club will give a
dance on st. Valentines eve.
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The members of the Leal will pay
no dues in the future, beginning from
Feb. l. There WI be an important
meeting Monday night at the usual
place.
The Lotus Circle will have a Tanner
Theosophical hail OH West Temple
street. All children and friends CO the
work are cordially invited.
Mrs. w. p. LINN will give a paper
on Mature" at the Theosophical So
ciety Sunday evening. in the new hall
on West Temple street.
The East Side Les Jeunes Matrones
Of Of h.
on Sixth East on Wednes-
day evening. The prizes at high five
were won by Mr.. and Mrs. Tisdel, Mrs
Morse and Mr.. Harvey. At IL o'clock
an elegant lunch was served, after
which the, club was entertained by a
solo by Mr. Kingsbury and a duet by
Mrs. Morse and Mrs Harvey. All
voted the L. ]. Ms a complete sue
cess.
Colonel w. L. Peyton delivers his
lecture at the Grand Opera House to-
night on The New Woman"
LADIES LITERARY.
The tourist section of the Ladies'
club met Tuesday morning.
Papers were read on "Belgravia,"
Chelsea" "Kensal Green" and the
Albert Memorials" by Mrs. Lewis.
Mrs. Hough and Mrs. Walker
The art section met Friday after
noon. The subjects for the afternoon
were ''Mautegna," "Francia' and
Filipino LiDpi." They were ably
handled by Miss Weber, Mrs T. G.
Weber and Mrs. Ewing.
The current events and current liter
ature section met on Friday afternoon
The subjects were Great Siberian
Railroad" Coventry Patmore," THE
Bill" Civil Service Re
iorm.' Greenwich 1.-The Mothers
Congress and --erbert SDencer's
Last Book"
At the history section Thursday
Mrs. Brown read a paper on The
Character of Pierce and Buchanan.
Mrs. McVicker's subject was The
Growth of the Republican Party"
Foreign Relations" and Economic At
airs From 1852 to 1867 were given by
Mrs. BoXrud and Mrs. Lee.
At the Cleofan on Tuesday the af-
ernoon was devoted to the Danish
Conquest" and the English Restora-
ion" Mrs. Evelyn Davis read a paper
N the history Of England from 1917 to
-066. London Government. Com
nerce and Court Life" was the sub
ect of a paper by Mrs. Julia Taylor.
\ short sketch of Edward the Confess
or was given by Miss Sharp, and Mrs.
Beck read a paper on Harold II.
Woman's Club.