The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-30

trouble Homes were thrown open all
over the city, and SO more guests
might easily have been accommodated,
as hosteSses who were not only willing,
put anxious to receive guests, were
denied the privilege, because there
were not guests enough to go around.
OF the social courtesies to which the
below:
Mrs E. B. Graham entertained Mrs.
Wlghtman, president of the Reviewers,
and Mrs. Moore.
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Mrs. Kimball entertained Mrs. Eli
OFT and Mrs. Bickford.
Mrs. Gilmer of Salt Lake, president
OF the Women's club, was the guest of
Mrs. Patton.
Mrs. Maynard of Salt Lake was the
guest Of Mrs. George Bent.
Mrs. Henry and Mrs. H. w. Brown
OF Salt Lake were guests of Mrs. Bore
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Mrs. Coulter had for her guests Mrs.
Meyer, Mrs. Z. O. Lee and Mrs. Hutch
inson of Salt Lake.
Mrs. Don r. Coray entertained Mrs.
Clarence M. Bradley, president Of the
Poets Round Table, and Mrs. Ira
Lewis of Salt Lake.
Mrs Thompson and Mrs. Baxter of
Springville were entertained by Mrs.
Kirk.
Mrs. H. II. Smith entertained Mrs.
Corfman and Miss Bachman, both of
Provo.
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Mrs. William Driver entertained Mrs.
Anna Craig Of Provo.
Mrs: David Eccles entertained Mrs.
w. w. Ritter and Mrs. Young of Salt
Lake.
Mrs. Ferry, Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. NJ
F. Allen of Park City were entertained
by Mrs. Emerson.
Mrs. j. T. Grant entertained Mrs. E
Lewis, president of the Ladies Literary
club, and Mrs. Brown. both of Salt
Lake.
Mrs. Miller OF Salt Lake was the
guest of Mrs. Sarah e. Anderson.
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Mrs. Searle and Miss Moore of Provo
We're entertained by Mrs. Samuel For
tier.
Mrs. George C. Randall had as guests
Mrs. King and Mrs. Allen OF Provo
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Mrs. Bannister had Mrs. Gray of
Salt Lake as her guest.
Mrs. Corlew entertained Mrs. Kinney
of Salt Lake.
Mrs. Ransford Smith, with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fletcher, entertained Mrs.
Jennings and DR.. Pratt, presidents re-
spectively of the Utah Federation and
OF the Womens Press club.
Mrs. Ad Kuhn will entertain at cards
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Metcalf entertained Mrs. Speihl
of Salt Lake Friday evening.
Mrs. Don R. Coray and Mrs. John T.
Hurst entertained in honor Of Mrs.
Lewis and Mrs. Bradley of Salt Lake
Friday evening.
The Historical club met yesterday af-
ternoOn with Mrs. Don r. Coray.
Saturday afternoon the Three Times
Three club" met for the first time at
the home of Miss Tulie Baker, 220S Lin
coin avenue, where they were delight
fully entertained at sixty three" by
their charming hostess. The members
of the club are nine high school girls
Misses Cora Corse, Media Corey, Verna
Barrows, Jessie Hammond, Tulie Ba-
ker, Cora Eayrs, Vergie Breeder, Be
atrice Foreman and May Hume.
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Miss Rennie Ridges of Salt Lake is
in Ogden with her sister, Mrs. Claribel
Ridges Pike.
Mrs. Agatha Pratt has returned from
Salt Lake.
La Coterie will meet Tuesday with
Mrs. Adams.
1.-THE Mikado" will be put on at the
Grand opera house Nov. ,. by the Og-
den Opera company, and a tour of the
state will be made Immediately there
after. Following is the cast:
Mikado-Mr. Frank Gates.
Ko-Ko-Mr. James w. Conlisk.
Nanki-Poo-Mr.- y S. Gates.
Pooh Bah-Dr. E. NJ. Conroy.
Pish Tush-Mr. Herbert Mcmillan.
Yum Yum-Mary. Nelson Hepburn.
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-Bo-Mrs. A. S. Gates.
Katisha-AIiss Lillian May Stayner.
Ford's orchestra. Miss Ella Conroy,
accompanist.
Thursday evening Mrs. ,Bigelow in
formally entertained at dinner Mrs.
Jennings, Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Kinney
and Mrs. Corlew. So
The banquet and reception at the
Reed hotel in honor of Conductor Squire
Coop of the Eisteddfod chorus, was a
most enjoyable social event. The af-
fair was arranged under the auspices
IF the chorus, and the occasion was
taken to honor those who had done
much of the work to make the contest
possible, not forgetting. the citizens
After the reception in the
lotel parlors the company repaired to
he banquet room, where the tables
we're arranged in the form of two rs,
he bottom of one 7 being placed at the
head of the other. ]. Z. Pike, master
If ceremonies, was seated at the west
md, while places Of honor were given
o Mayor Boyle, G. II. Islaub and
,thers of the citizens committee, and
llso to Squire Coop. After the menu
lad been dispatched. Mr.. Pike intro
luced the various speakers, with a few
'emarks, grave OF. gay, as the occasion
demanded. 5000
]. B. Miller spoke for Music his |
.ulogy of the art being highly idealis-
ic, and couched in vigorous poetic IAN |
,uage. Next came The Newspaper |
ian as a Musician " a chiefs aulang |
-e takin' notes, an faith he'll prent it." |
esponse by w. L. Watts. The Law |
md Music" was responded to by A. b. |
lays, who showed the power Of music, |
lis text being knowledge in music is in |
linking nor in memOriyiuP