The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-10
! IN THE SOCIAL REALM. ;

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Continued from Page 49,
and Mamie Wheeler, Ida McComsey,
Hannah Tucker, Katie Williamson,
Msssrs. Ellsworth, Charlie Hills, Percy
Havenorr Azell Hills. Harold Havenor,
Gordon Williamson, Joseph Thomas,
Robert Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A Moss left for the
east during the week to be absent three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V Proctor en-
tertained the Sego Lily club at cards
or Monday evening, April 4 Prizes
for the game were won by Mr.. Adam
Earl, Mrs Ed Davis. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. S. Martin winning the BOBBY prizes.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs c s. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Rossiter. jr., Mr.. and Mrs Ed Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bailey, Mrs. May
Woods, Mr.. A. Earl.
Mrs. D. Eyre gave a dinner Thursday
in honor of Mrs. Shively of Brooklyn.
who is visiting her brothers family,
Mr. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Best. Covers were
laid for eight. with the color scheme
pink and white.
dinner in honor of Mrs. Shively. Gov
ers were laid for ten, with colors pink
and green.
B. f. Peixotto lodge, No. 421, I. o. B.
B.. win give a dance at Landrum's to-
morrow evening. This will be the last
Of the series
Miss Louise EIdredge of Ogden has
been the guest of Miss Della Eldredge
the past week.
The You and l China club met with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey, Thursday even
ing. The Easter idea was carried out.
the TALES being in shape of eggs, with
Easter notices The souvenirs We're
eggs made in the form of a strawberry.
Cards We're played. First prizes were
won by Mrs. David GALLAGHER and Mr..
Andrew GALLAGHER; the second prizes
by Mrs. Delovage and Lester Worthen.
After dainty supper the guests were
entertained with singing by Mr.. c. A.
Strickland and Mr.. David GALLAGHER.
Before leaving, each member was pre-
scented with q pOutu0nIer OF V3o:ets. me
club then adjourned to meet next
Thursday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Delovage, 2 Swans court.
The Silver Maple circle. Women of
WOodcraft. will give a reception and
ball at Christensen's on Tuesday even
ing.
The Visiting Nurse association organ
lied March % with the following Off
GERS: President Mrs. S. J. Kenyon;
vice president. Mrs. Maynard; secre-
tary. Mrs. z. B. Critchlow; assistant
secretary, Mrs. Sol Siegel: treasurer,
Miss Macintosh: advisory board. Cen
eral Penrose, Mr.. Shelp, Mr.. Simon
Bamberger The object of the associa-
ton is to furnish skilled attendance to
the sick poor, and to those unable to
employ a regularly trained nurse.
Daily visits will be made to the pa
tents, and the sick and poor viii be
given all the assistance which only a
trained nurse can give
Baths. alcohol rubs. clean linen.
proper food, skilled, intelligent care,
will be given in every case, once every
day, and twice, if necessary, while
there is need of it. In cases of serious
Illness, where constant care is needed. |
an emergency nurse will be provided. I
The purpose of the association is also (
10 assist, not only the very poor, but /
those whose incomes, being too small /
to pay for trained nursing, are yet able /
and willing to pay something.
It will he-carried on entirely by vol /
untary contributions, and an organ /
ization which gives to the poor. without /
charge or hope of reward, the same
skilled attendance which the rich can |
provide for themselves, deserves the |
most unqualified praise and hearty sup
port.
Several prominent physicians have
offered their services to assist in this
charity. Nurses are ready and willing
TO spend their time and strength in
the work, and several generous patrons
have already promised monthly sub
scriptions.
The work has begun. and only awaits
the support of a generous public to be
extended in all districts of the city for
the alienation of sickness and pain.
Telephone messages to Mrs. Kenyon,
No n; Mrs Critchlow, No. 545; Mrs
Grant Smith, No. 4IO -four rings). and
Mrs. Sol Siegel, No. $40, will receive
prompt attention.
The Lady Maccabees will give an
orange social at their hall in the Odd
Fellows building tomorrow evening, to
which all sir knights and friends will
be welcome. Refreshments will be
served. and cards and other forms of
amusement provided.
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Mr.. Tom Stephens and Miss Rose
Silvey of the Welsh prize singers are
guests of Mr.. Harry F. Evans of this
Wales. The visitors are loud in their
praise for the attention given to them
by their friends generally.
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Professor Cook gave his third pupils
piano recital at his residence yester- {
day afternoon. The fourth recital will
be public concert in May.
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DR.. Pinkerton and DR.. Bescom, who {
are in Boise City, Ida, will return home
tomorrow.
Ladies' Literary Club. I