The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-02

of Mrs. Dickert on South Main street
"Wednesday afternoon.
| Mr. Henrotin has gone east
| Mr. and Mrs S. j. Weigel, formerly
of this city, passed through on their
way from San Francisco to ST. Louis
during the week.
Mrs. Maynard entertained the ladies
| of Unity Circle at a Kensington We'd
nesday afternoon at her home on East
Sixth South. The rooms We're -pretlly
decorated with autumn flowers and
| leaves. Among those present were
Mesdames Cowan, Gray, Bowers
Baum, Howard, Cherry, Meyer, var
| ian. Whitney, Mason, Atkinson, Clark,
LLOYD. SWeitzsabeI, Hepworth, Wat
son, Long, Rogers, Hawkes., Moulton,
George, Leadbetter, Routiedge, Ship
| ley.
Among the larger and more elaborate
entertainments of the week We're the
parties given on Wednesday and lhurs-
| day by Mrs w L. Green and her
! daughter. Mrs. John Green. The first
of these took the form of a Kenslng-
ton, while the second afternoon was
| devoted to ''sixty-three." The house
was artistically decorated in autumn
| leaves and cut flowers, and together
with the particularly handsome cos
tunes worn by the ladies, presented an
interesting picture. Those present dt
the Kensington on Wednesday were:
| Mesdames Dustan. Justis, La Forge'
Sprote, De Long, Lynch, a. b. Jones,
| J. NJ. Rinsimar, Chisholm, Cotburn'
! Hobbs c. w Symms, De Gran, But
| ler J. B. Evans, Lister, Black, Howard,
Griffin, Hal Brown, Lowe, Clarence
Brown, Magby, Anderson, Elliott, pa
Wis, Lawson, Sawyer. Dickson, Brink,
Reeves, Harvey HARDY, Boutwell,,
Bartline, Airs, David Kit f, J. w e ~
edict, Freeman, Allen, Daniels, Nolan,
Wilbur.
The ladies present on Thursday were:
Mesdames Dewey Richards, Jonn Lang
ley, William Dunn. Fisher, Jameson
Dale, Judson, Land, Kenyon. Lynch,
Dickinson, Knox. Legg, Brubaker, Paul
Hammer, Scarf, W. II. Myer, c. l. Tut.
tie, John Hooper, Ferguson, Pettee,
Henderson, Bennett, Frank Stephens,
]. T. Evans r. L. Carpenter. Farms
worth, Ed Richards, Joe Richards,
Francis Storrs of Topeka, c. 5. VIII
hanson, Misses Grace Anderson, saw
yer, Lawson, Mae Gilmore, Anna An.
derson, Reynolds. Sallie Fisher Lynch
Maud De Woodey The first prize, an
expuistely embroidered center piece,
was won by Mrs. DR.. Lyons the sec
ond a cutglass vase, by Mrs. Hammer,
while the consolation fell to Miss De
Woodey.
Mrs. H. C. Edwards gave a pretty
party on Wednesday afternoon to a
number of little girls, in honor OF her
daughter Vera's 18th birthday.
The Social Wheel club had another
delightful meeting at their new club
rooms in the Ford hotel Friday even
ing. Cards and dancing were the forms
of entertainment, and the prizes were
won by Miss Atkins and Mr.. j. F.
Whittemore. During the evening Mr..
E. B. Stephenson, accompanied by MISS
Norvell on the piano, sang several
songs, which added greatly to the even
| ing's entertainment.
The home and education section OF
the Ladies' Literary club will meet on
Friday, Oct. Z, at D. m. The Oro-
gramme will consist of a paper on The
Mother Movement In Education" by
Mrs. G. r. Hancock, and a talk on
''The kindergarten In the Public
Schools" by Mrs. c. E. Allen. All club
members are invited to attend.
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The Shakespeare section of Unity
ciuD naQ a most lnteItSlltlS SCSSiOll OF
its regular meeting Monday evening.
The attendance was exceptionally
large The lesson was the first and sec
ond scenes OF act II. Romeo and
Juliet" and Miss and Mr.. Maynard
read the balcony scene to the class.
The membership in this section has in
creased to such an extent as to pre-
clude the use of the church parlorS,
and necessitate the use of the main
auditorium of the hall for its meetings.
Tomorrow evening the lesson will be
scenes III and ~ of act II.
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The history section of the Ladies
Literary club meets Thursday morn
ing. Oct. 6, at 10 o'clock Henry of
Navarro and the Dutch Republic will
be given by Mrs. Bintz and Mrs. Nc
Mahon. The subject for two-minute
talks is Marie de Medici.''
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The Cambrian association will give
reception and banquet on Monday
evening at the Kenyon hotel, in honor
of DR.. Parry, the distinguished music
ian who came from Wales for the pur-
pose Of acting as adjudicator at the
EiSteddfod.
DR.. and Mrs. w. J. Younger of Chi
cago and Major Bulwer of the English
army were entertained at dinner at the
the theatre Wednesday night, as guests
of Dr. and Mrs. Hector Griswold
The current literature and current
events section OF the Ladies' Literary
club will meet on Friday afternoon.
Oct Z, at O'Clock, at the club rooms.
The topics presented will be Seidl and
His Work. Miss Beattie. Paper, "Pto-
maines," DR.. Luelia Miles. Mary
HartWelI CatherWood." Miss Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Brixen have re-
turned from their European trip.
Mrs. La Barthe, formerly of Salt
Lake, but now of Denver Colo, is Wis
iting in the city, the guest of Mrs. l..
r Rhodes.
Mrs. J. M Cries, jr., will leave on
remain visiting relatives and friends
until after Christmas.
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On Friday evening last Mrs. Nettie
Palmer president of the Maxwell w.
r. c., entertained the members of the
Maxwell and McKeon corps and
friends. The evening was delightfully."-
passed with music and cards. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Kingsforr w. E. Patterson, Glib
son, Clark, Corser, Holland, Gamble,
Newton, DriscoIi, Kingsbury, Law
renee, Chase Reipen, Teasdel, Profess
sor and Mrs. Merrill, Mrs. c. .E. Sher-
wood, Rice, Dykes, Boynton, yelling
ton, Schulge, Mr.. r. D. Smith, Lem
Learn and the Misses Bessie Kingston
and Merrill.
OGDEN SOCIETY.