The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-28

The most important social event OF
this week will be the charity ball to
evening for the benefit of the Kinder
garten association. The committee in
charge is working hard and is COM
posed of Alton Young, Jasmine Young
Kate Clawson, Mamie Eldredge, Ida
! Savage Allie Miller, LavOn Pierce,
Louise Savage, Ruby ClawsOn, Winnie
Jones, Claire Clawson, Carol Cannon,
Kate Hardin, Allie Clawson, Anna
Rich, Minnie James.
The chaperones will be Mrs. w. W.
Ritter, Mrs. Richard Morris, Mrs. John
! Spencer, Mrs. II. L. A. Gunner. Mrs.
H. S. Eldredge, Mrs. Rachel Miller,
Mrs. Lizzie Crismon, Mrs. Cannon
Mizpah temple No. 8 will give high
five social on Saturday next.
Scion Spiro has returned from New
York
Considerable interest is taken in the
appearance of the university students
at the theatre on Friday evening and
Saturday afternoon next. when Gill
bert's "Pygmalion and Galatea" will
ladies and gentlemen in the cast:
Misses Nellie Boyer Eunice Holbrook,
Lucille Hewett, Blanche Thomas.
Messrs. W. w. Little, S. L. Richards, NJ.
r. Andrus. S. r. Rigby and H. c. Lit
tie This is to be preceded by Charles
Dauces curtain-raiser, "A Morning
Call" which will be presented by Miss
Dorothy Cannon and Mr.. HI. Claud
Lewis.
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At Unity Hall last night a pleasing
programme, including an address by
Mrs Maynard. attracted a large crowd,
who warmly applauded the entertain
ment 1t was Frank Stanton" night.
and Mrs. Maynard's interesting adj
dress on the American bard was inter-
spersed with extensive quotations from
his poems.
For the Mother Goose festival at the
First Presbyterian church on April
and a very attractive programme is
being prepared 1t will consist of
music, Rotations and living pictures,
all from Mother Goose. On Tuesday,
from to pm, Easter refreshment
in the way of a supper will be served
The Ladies society of the Phillips
Congregational church will hold a
social meeting at the home of Mrs.
Macarthur, 654 East Third South. on
Thursday at 2:SO pm.
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The ladies' auxiliary of the Y. NJ c.
A. is making elaborate preparations
for the bazaar and art loan exhibition on
April and 9. The display will be an
exceedingly attractive one.
An oyster supper will be given at
the First Congregational church on
Thursday evening
A social will be held at the First
Baptist church on Friday evening.
Mrs. F. w. Scarf entertains the Mon
day Afternoon club today.
Mrs F. j. Fabian entertains the Ger
man club this evening.
The ladies of the Maxwell W. R. c.
will celebrate the birthday of Mrs.
Addie Soper at her residence, S57 South
Fourth West street, on Tuesday after
noon.
The success of the Unity dance on
Friday evening was due to the efforts
of Miss Eyer Miss Brown. Mr.. Stirling
and Mr.. y. w. Lister. the committee.
Those who attended were: Mrs. Gray,
Mrs. Kelly. Mrs. Eyer. Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Mckenzie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Maynard, Mrs. Moore, Mr.. Brum, /
MIR ana Mrs. Bowman. the Misses |
Baum. McCune, Davis. Eyer, Brown. |
Carter. Curtis, Kanters, Mathis, Nc
Leod, Livingston, Barton, Parker, Nc /
Intosh, Mathison, Shaw, Roberts. Gro
she'll, Cherry and Messrs. Fred May, A. /
w. Lister c. Z. Stewart, Paul KIM /
ball. Stirling. Frank Kraft, Barnes, A. I
B. Sawyer. Wayne Hemphill Miles, I
Kelly, Cutting, Harris, Louis SchOppe, .
E. NJ. Keysor. Armstrong. Rash, Kan
ters, Elliott Kimball. Carl LOllin, Vic
Lollin, Keifer. Brown. Hardisty. At
kins. Ames, Groshell, Cherry and Nc
IntOsh.
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The ladies of Unity Circle will give
q tea at Unity hall next Wednesday,
Mrs. Lloyd and Mrs. Hepworth will
receive the guests.
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