The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-03

Boise are the guests of Mrs. Nelson, a,
Fort Douglas.
The pupils of Miss Eleanor Burrows
assisted by Miss Louise Savage, Mrs
J. j. DAILY, Mrs. Burrows and Master
Herman Schettler, gave a successful
recital at Unity hall on Thursday even
Mrs. Thomas Marshal entertained the
children of st. AIMS orphanage or
Wednesday and made the little ones
happy. She was assisted by Mrs
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Mrs. A. A Norris and Miss Lorraine
Norris of Louisville are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Allen.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher S. Harris en-
tertained on Wednesday in honor
of Mrs. Harris birthday. The guests
were Judge and Mrs. Bowman, Pro
lessor and Mrs. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs
Kenworthy, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.. Felt
Mr.. and Mrs. Brinker, Miss Olive Gray
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Carpenter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Berry, MIR. and Mrs. Myers, Mr.
and Mrs. Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Pea
body and Mrs. Pfoutz.
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The Home Forum gave a social in the
A o. q. w. hall on Tuesday night. A
fine literary and musical programme
was the feature of the occasion.
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A very pleasant affair was the Red
Cross social, given on Friday evening
by Misses Nan and Lizzie Jones, at
their home, 23S Wall street The house
was beautifully decorated with the ma
tional colors and flowers. while the
lawn was Illuminated with Japanese
lanterns and the stars and stripes. An
interesting programme was given and
refreshments were served.
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Mrs. C. Ira futile has returned from
a visit east.
Miss King of Minnesota is visiting
her brother, DR.. King.
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It has been suggested that Miss Grace
Carew Sheldon, who is the guest of
exhibit Of the work Of the Woman's
Exchange of Buffalo. N Y, while she
is in the city, Miss Sheldon is the
head Of this exchange, which is u
years old, and self-supporting 1t has
neither directors nor membership tick
cts and charges but 10 per cent upon
sales. It receives work from all states
in the Union, but requires that the
contributor be self supporting. This
is noted for its beautiful de-
signs and exquisite novelties.
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Miss Grace Maynard. daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Maynard, assisted by H.
S. Goddard and others, will give re-
cital at Unity hall this evening. The
viii be as follows:
Duet, 'Slumber Sweetly". ...........
Miss Ida Pratt, Mrs. Whitney.
Marin Lisa" Kate Douglas Wiggin
Miss Maynard.
Baritone solo, Waltz Song from
Chimes Of Normandy ........
Mr.. H. S. Goddard.
az Dainty Maid" Observation-Disclosures.
ID Stand by the Flag .....
Mrs. Nellie Penrose Whitney.
Rags Ragin" Richard Harding Davis
Miss Maynard.
Solo, Mothers Lullaby .Kavanaugh
Miss Tyler
AN Object of Love-. Mary E. Wilkins
Miss MAYNARD.
The You and I Crystal club was en-
ertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
/. W. Branch Thursday. High five
vas played for a short time. First
,rizes were won by Mrs. G. A. Strick-
and and Mr.. David GALLAGHER; sec
md by Mrs. I. n. Harvey and Mr..
y w GALLAGHER. 1t being the birth
lay Of the hostess, the club presented
Ter with a beautiful set of glassware.
Zach guest was presented with a pa
riotic souvenir of the evening. The /
-uests were pleasantly entertained dur
ng the evening by dialogues and the /
laying of all the national airs by the
Dewey Kazoo band" The club ad- !
burned to meet in two weeks at the |
lome of Mrs L N; Harvey.
A reception will be given by the
aides Republican club at the Ladies'
club rooms, Monday, July 4, !
rom until Z. A programme will be /
iven, commencing at o'clock, after /
hitch refreshments will be served. The /
roceeds will go to the benefit of the /
led Cross society. There will be pa
riotic speeches and good music.
Miss Lizzie Skinner of Denver and /
Trs. c. H. Morgan of Cleveland o.. |
re guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Hosick
Or a couple of weeks.
The Red Cross social given at the
of Mr. and Mrs John H
ones, 23S Wall street, Friday evening,
as a great success financially and ar
stically. The sum of s22.15 was re-
liZed for the benefit of the society.
he decorations, consisting of flags
nd japanese lanterns, hung in grace
IL festoons around the. house and
rounds. The surroundings We're made
patriotic. Music and
.citations were features of the enter
linment, and delicious ice cream and
ike were served the patrons. An in
resting and pleasing incident was Mr..
ON Ashby's dramatic recitation, THE
Oldier'S Dream of Home given under
lie folds of. a large sheet Of stars and
ripes, amid soft, low notes played
pom the piano by Mr.. Mike MelIinger
he entertainment was under the i'm
ediate direction of Misses Lizzie and
an Jones, who, with Mrs. Jones, ex-
'ess their appreciation Of the gener-
Is aid given them by neighbors and
lends in making it SO successful.
Rev. T. H. Malone Of Denver is the
lest Of ex-Councilman O'Meara
DR.. Theodore Meyer and bride have
turned from Europe and are at home
their many friends at the residence
the doctors parents, 315 East Second
uth street.
Provo Sorosis Club. !
Provo, July 2.-President Magnetic
ing entertained the Sorosis at her
me Thursday evening. 1t being the !
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