The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-29
IN THE SOCIAL REALM,
CONTINUED from Page I'D


Continued from Page 49,
Hilton, Miss Gertrude Coleman, Miss
Gertrude Bench, Mrs. H. Foukes, Mrs.
3 w Elliott, Mr.. ]. T. Shore, Mr.. c.
u. Sparks, Mr.. Joseph S. Williams,
Mr.. j. Feurster
Thursday evening, at the Congrega-
tonal church, Miss Ruth Eldredge will
Give an evening with Shakespeare. She
viii be assisted by Professor ]. ]. Nc
Iellan, Miss Sybil Anderson and Mrs.
Kate B. Anderson.
@ @ @
A Sticking" party was given Friday
evening by the ladies of the public Ii
brary staff. Miss Chapman, Miss Cash,
Miss Anderson, Miss Lynch and Miss
Lawson not only helped with the work
Of pasting card pockets and labels in
tooks, but provided entertainment for
the guests, who were Mrs. Reimers,
Miss Ross. Mrs. Miles, Mrs. McGregor,
Miss Sybil Anderson and Miss Edith
Chapman. At the close of the bee
the ladies went to the home OF the
Misses Anderson, where delicious re-
freshments were served the stuck up
crowd" as they termed themselves.
@ g @
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Miss Annie Timms by num-
Der of her friends Monday evening.
The early part of the evening was
devoted to cards, afterwards a must
cal programme was enjoyed.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph Maxwell, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Culver, Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Timms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. Holding, Mrs. A.
Schettler. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Butler, Mrs.
B. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Burt, Mrs.
z. ]. Bench, Mrs. J. P. Myers, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Ford. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Timms, Mrs.
LiVenhard, Miss Zind Holding, Miss
Alice Donoghue, Miss Nellie Wilson,
Miss Olive Holding, Miss Emeline Don
oghue, Mrs. Thomas Tinms, Golden j.
Culver. William Timms. H. Wilson. w.
Purt. Les -Schettler and Mr.. ]. Thur
riot of Park City.
@ O. g
The Misses Warmbath gave a must
cal at there residence Thursday after
neon. The house was decorated with
evergreens, and each guest being pre-
scented with bouquet of flowers. After
the musical programme refreshments
were served and then high five was
played. Miss Louisa A Mack render
ed some beautiful selection on the
piano. Those who were present were
Miss Louisa A. Mack, Miss Gussie
Mack, Mrs. Lovelace of Idaho, Miss H.
Connect of Nebraska, Mrs. Martin.
Miss Mary Haines. ..
q @ o
The engagement of Miss Jennie Jor-
gensen, daughter of s. K. Jorgensen,
and Mr.. George T. Bess. a well known
young business man of Salt Lake City,
is announced, and the marriage is to
take place the latter part of June.
Mr.. and Mrs. James z. Lynch have
returned from visit to Los Angeles.
O. o. .
Mrs. D. c. Mclaughlin is slowly re-
covering from the effects of a very
critical surgical operation at st. Mark
hospital
Mrs. Ralph Sharkey will emerge to-
day from St. Marks hospital, where
she has been undergoing surgical
treatment.
Mr.. ard Mrs. S. B. futile have re-
moved to this city from Cheyenne, and
are located ct No Is P street Mr.
futile resigned his position as private
secretary to Senator Warren of Wyo-
ming (Which position he has held for
the past 16 years. to Join in the real es
tate firm of futile Bros of this city
and Grand Rapids, Mich, of which he
is a partner.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Doscher have re-
moved to 81 South Sixth East street
o. o ~
The Shakespeare section of the La
dies Literary club will meet at the
club house tomorrow afternoon, to
finish the reading of The Merry Wives
of Windsor"
@ s. o
The Federation of Womer's clubs of
Utah held their annual fie day at Cas-
tilla Springs yesterday. under the aus
pices of the three Utah county clubs
Six new clubs were admitted to the
federation, and the occasion was very
enjoyable one. About so ladies were
present.
Mrs. William Jennings has offered her
home for the Red Cross patriotic tea
TO be given next THURSDAY from 8 to
s D. m. This change has been made,
owing to illness in Mrs. McCune's fam
lily. The following soloists will appear:
Miss Marion Dinwoodev. Miss Lena
Savage, Mr.. George Thatcher and Mr..
Nat NJ. Brigham The reception COM
mittee consists of Mrs. W. w. Filter, |
president; Mrs. Nephi Clayton.
Miss Pearse and Miss Heikes of the |
Lowell school will attend the n. E. 4. |
at Washington, D. c., in July. and then !
go on TO the Atlantic coast.
Miss Elsie Anderson entertained |
about 20 little friends at her home, No. !
1851 Ninth East, YESTERDAY afternoon, (
the occasion being the charming little !
hostess 18th anniversary.
@ %
The EuterDe club met with Miss |
Young at Red Butte Hollow last even
ing.
o % O.
Miss Ruth Eldredge, on the 9Th of /
June, viii appear in the Congregational /
church in Shakespearean readings from !
sTha Merchant of Venice" Miss Ed !
redge will he assisted by Professor ]. /
J. Mcclellan, Miss Sybii Anderson AID /
Mrs. Kate B. Anderson. The evening
premises 10 be a very pleasant one.
Miss Eldredge has gained an enviable
reputation in this line of work, and
is at present contemplating a trip to
New York City, where she intends pro-
ducing her own plays.
n,I,c II;r+o--ica1 Coo;o4-=