The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-14
A Schiiling & Conpan,
San Francisco

half hour the Mormon wizard per-
formed some Of his most clever tricks
TO the delight of the assembled guests.
His being at close quarters with the
audience seemed in no way to interfere
with his clever tricks, or to assist in
any way toward their detection.
The register Of visitors showed that
the social world of ogden had come out
| almost en- masse to enjoy the unique
entertainment. About $50 was cleared
by the club for the library fund.
The members of the club are Rose
Steler. Evelyn Henderson,, Josie Kim
ball, Juliette A. Marks, Leda Kuhn,
Eva I. Kuhn, Minnie P. Kiesel, Han
nah Dee, Miss Fitzgerald, Jessie Bige-
low, Ella Conroy and Miss Schansen-
bach.
Thursday afternoon was the regular
ladies' day at the Weber club and the
occasion this month was made more
memorable by an afternoon luncheon
with cards given by Mrs. James Agler
at the club rooms to a. number Of her
lady friends The dining room was
decorated beautifully with magnificent
chrysanthemums, yellow and white,
and the card rooms were transformed
into lovely bowers by a profusion of
smilaX and roses.
Miss Lada Kuhn assisted Mrs Ag-
Ter in entertaining the guests. Rare
champagne punch was dispensed by
Miss Kuhn. Miss Minnie Kiesel gave
treat in the way of q vocal seIec-
ZION, Miss Ella COnroy being the ac-
companying pianist Squire Coop IA
Vored the company with two brilliant
piano selections. Miss Celeste Conroy
played an exquisite march by which
the guests marched from the card room
to the dining room. H. H Thomas
made a photograph of the assembled
guests and each of them will keep a
copy of this photo as a souvenir of this
most enjoyable occa sion. The guests
were: Mesdames Ad Kuhn, Wenner.
Armstrong, Perkins, Allison, Conroy'
Brick, Lewis. Mayer, Reynolds, c. II.
Matson, +. w. Matson. Abe Kuhn, F.
j. kleseI, CheverS, Hume Abbott,
Fitzgerald Minty, Peery, Golding,
Spencer Misses Celeste Conroy, Ella
Conroy, Green, Minty, Leda Kuhn.
Mrs. George Carpenter who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. John Pike. re-
turned Friday to her home in Salt
Lake.
Mrs. J. NJ. Bishop of Oak avenue was
the hostess of the Aglaia on Nov. 7.
The cheerful parlOrs were well filed
with members and guests expectant
with pleasures OF the afternoon After
literary programme was at once be-
gun with an educational topic on col
leSe settlements. The subject was most
thoroughly and entertainingly treated
by Mrs. Clement L. Darling. Her re-
marks were fraught with much instrllc-
ton, and created much interest along
this line Of philanthropic work. which is
not old enough in our country to have
yet awakened the interest which il
seems destined to awaken. Mrs. Oar
ing, in closing, read extracts from
speeches by Miss Adams of Chicago.
who is prime mover in settlement.
During the discussion which followed,
Mrs. Coulter referred the club to DR..
Gray (brother of the hostess) as au-
thorlty on helps for the pursuance of
this subject.
Business having been deferred at the
beginning of the session, it was then
IN order and roll call was responded
70. Next came refreshments and the
social half hour From the hum of
voices one would have imagined that
each one present was trying to dispose
OF as much sociability as possible in or
der TO proceed with the programme
This time the literary work was led
by Mrs Clara Briggs. The subject
given was substituted for one of Long
fellow, which viii be forthcoming soon.
In her most gratifying style, Mrs.
Briggs set forth the possibilities of
woman in the home, the club, in fact,
the universe. calling to her aid the
thought Of Wallace, RuslIin and others.
not forgetting TO speak of her place
in holy writ
The afternoon, beginning under a
leaden sky, and ending in a glowing
sunset, was a fitting semblance of the
emotions of each one present on this
occasion.
The guests were Mesdames Engle,
Marion, Bond, Keller, Metcalf. BischeI
and Gaily. Mrs. Foreman viii enter
tain on Nov. 2S
Friday evening Miss Lettie Austin
Was the recipient of a pleasant sur
prise. arranged by a large number of
her friends, who gathered at her resi-
dence on Thirtieth street. Games. dane
ing and music were INDUCED in, after
which refreshments were served. Those
present were: Misses Florence Low
May Snively, May Gibson. Ada Boles.
Hattie Gibson, Ada Riley, Ethel Welsh
Lena Blair. Nellie Lee, Messrs. Orla
Brown, Clarence Child, George Snively.
Solomon Frank, Harry Todd.
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Mrs. James Ballard has returned from
a three months visit with relatives in
Nebraska and Iowa.
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The kaDDi Phi club was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Julian c.
Houtz at her home on Madison ave-
nue.. The guests Were Mesdames A. S
Condor, D. G. Mckinley and Miss Eve
Ign Henderson,.
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grand benefit bah viii be given in
honor of Martin P Brown Monday
Nov 10, at the Fourth ward amuse-
ment hall. All invited
Miss Ada Barratt entertained the
newly organized Art club" consisting
of young ladies, at her vocal studio
260 Twenty-fourth street, last Wednes-
day afternoon. The time was spent in
art work, also in music Miss Beatrice
Cullen, the promising young soprano
pupil of our charming hostess, rendered
solos in a beautiful manner; also Miss
Barratt favored her guests with a. few
selections. The instrumental music
was rendered by Misses Carnahan and
McNevin. About $50 a very dainty
menu was served by our hostess. after
which the club adjourned for two
weeks, all voting Miss Barratt a de-
lightful entertainer. The club mem
bers are Mrs. Dan Mckinley and the
Misses Kiesel, Hulaniski, Barratt. Car
nahan, Cassin, Brigham of Kamas, Nc
Nevin, Cullen. Fitzgerald and Healey.
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