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

entertained Mr.. and Mrs NJ. J. Ryar
Of Denver during the past week.
Miss Margaret Park will entertain
Bicycle Card club the latter part
the coming week.
MI W. S. Godbe left Friday for New
York.
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Miss McGrath entertained in honor OF
the NJ. O. o. d. club last evening.
Mr.. Glenn schramm Of ogden expects
to make Salt Lake his home in the
future.
Mrs Woodward entertained the
French club Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Hoyt Sherman gave a coasting
party Tuesday evening
Mrs Bancroft entertained the "6S''
card club Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Ben X. Smith returned yester-
day from Kentucky.
Mrs. Robert Gemmil entertained the
Musical club last evening.
Mrs. McGurrin gave a sleighing party
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Hugh Kimball entertained a few
of the High school pupils by giving
a bOb-sleigh ride and supper last Mon
day evening
Mr.. Fred Noble leaves the coming
week for his ranch in Idaho.
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A jolly party composed of the young
er set expect to go to ogden Wednes-
day to attend the Ute club dance.
which will be given in the opera
house.
The Wednesday night hop at Chris
tensen's was well attended last week.
Mrs. F. J. Fabian viii entertain the
German club tomorrow evening.
Mr. Albert Kneass left Wednesday
for Chicago. where he viii make IL
future home.
A large and enthusiastic audience
greeted Yaw at the tabernacle Monday
night.
Among the guests at the chafng dish
tea given by Miss Lawrence Thursday
evening We're Miss Sherman, Miss
Hanauer, Miss Ida Hanauer, Miss
Kimban, Miss Edna Sherman, Mr.. j.
II. Young, Mr.. Max Hanauer and Mr.
Harry Sherman.
The Nordica concert, which will be
given at the tabernacle next Thursday
evening. viii be the greatest musical
treat of the season.
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The concert given by the ladies of
st. Marks Guild on Wednesday even
ng was a success both socially and
financially.
The Saturday Night club gave an
other of their delightful dances last
evening.
Invitations have been issued by the
Ladies Literary club for a reception
u the club rooms next Friday, to be
given in honor of the president.
The Young Ladies' Aid society of the
vening, at which an interesting mu-
ical and literary programme was rem
Tered.
a chapter of the Daughters of the |
Revolution has been organized in this |
ity. Mrs. c. E. Allen has been ap-
pointed state regent and Mrs. Elijah |
'ells, chapter regent; Mrs. L. E. Hall, |
ice-regent; Mrs. s. O. 3. Cummings, |
Miss Helen Crawford, treas |
rer: Miss S. L. Monroe. registrar. |
he first meeting was held at the home |
f Mrs. Sells last week, where the
lembers were delightfully."- entertained.
Preparations are now being made Ior d
olonial tea, which viii be given in
he near future.
The CALIFORNIAN society will celebrate
be birthday of Bobby Burns at Chris
ensen's hall tomorrow evening
anquet Kill be given at which Judge
McDoWall viii be toast master, and
ne following programme will be rem
cred:
Selection on the Highland bagpipes,
7. c. Dunbar; grace will be said by
haplain David Nelson; address to the
-aggis, Chieftain David Henderson:
ddress Of welcome Chief James Moi
1t: quartette, There Was a Lad Was
orr in Kyle" by James Rae. T. c.
rawford, J. Rae and A. Crawford
Scotland response by Past Chief
W McDowall; Highland fling dance,
usic by the bagpipe, Master and Miss ,
offat; song, My Love is Like a Red, ,
ed Rose Miss Crissie Lawson;
response Dy Ex-Governor
/. Thomas: recitation, brakes Adj
'ess To the Flag. J. =. Meal1in; song
, Mamie Wit Thou Gang WI Me- |
,seph White; Utah" response by
on. Moses Thatcher; song, Flow I
entity, Sweet Alton" James Rae; rec
alton. The Scot Abroad, J. Thomp- :
n; Sir Walter Scott" response by l
-Of. J. \. Langton; song, "Gae Bring {
e Me n Pint o. Wine" T. c. Craw- !
rd Robert Burns" response by /
ldge L. y. Baskin; song. Up in the
ornng Early" Mrs. Snyder; THE I
'ess," response by E. A. Mcdaniel; 1
he Ladies Auxiliary Corps. response
Mrs McCardel; recitation. 20, Bair- J
es, Cuddle Doom" by Z. McLelland; [
he Caledonian club" response by
illiam NJ. Scott; song, "A Mans a
an for a That" by A. Crawford
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A pleasant dancing party was given ,
the Independent hall on Friday night
Messrs. Paul Kimball, Joe Patrick,
Ter Young and Fred May. q
The Ladies Literary club was enter y
med Friday afternoon by members
the tourists section. Topics on
-estminister Abbey, National Gal [
Y and Temple Bar were given by
s. Plummer, Mrs. Isaac Jennings, e
s. Royle and Miss Mccormick The T
story section met Thursday. The t
bjects given were, The Struggle for O
lnsas." THE bred Scott Decision t
d THE Life and Work of John d
own" The papers were read by Mrs. 0