The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-06
Park City Society.

Woman's Athenaeum met with Mrs.
W. s. Snyder Monday, Jan. 81, at 2:30
IN. Madam President Ferry presided.
Mrs. w. 1. Snyder read from Mrs. SHAT
tuci-'s rules of order. The day was de-
lightfully spent with American humor-
lists.
Mr.. Shelliber. Sketch of his life,
and Mrs Partington's Knitting
Party''-Mrs. L. z. Hubbard.
Marietta Holly (Mrs. Josiah Allen);
extracts from her trip to the World S
Fair.-Mrs. w. S. Sharp.
Artemus Wards Familiar Sayings.
Miss Malone.
James NJ Bailey'S irresponsible
Boy."-Miss Ivers.
Piano Solo.-Miss Snyder.
Edward Wilson Nye tBill Nye).-"To
Mule OF the Boomerang. Mrs. w.
NJ Ferry.
Mark Twain's Uncle Daniels Appar-
ition. Mrs. S. Williams.
Piano Solo.-Little Irma Williamson.
Roll Call-Sixteen ladies responded
by a proverb.
the Midland written by Alice kellogg
Hunt. a member of the Woman's Athe-
naeum, entitled, Social Self-Govern-
meat:" = story of a somewhat uncOn-
ventional wedding in a Colorado mining
camp, as related to the author by her
father
Club adjourned by singing Amer
ica," to meet with Mrs. D. c. McLaugh-
lin, Feb. Il.
The Emerson club, composed of u
ladies, met with Mrs. w. D. Sutton
Monday afternoon. The essay taken up
was Manners Miscellaneous selec-
lions were also read.
The Hiawatha -'Sixty-three' club,
| composed OF 40 young ladies and gen
tlemen gave a bali at the Park opera
house Friday evening About 90 lnNi-
tatlons were issued. The evening was
passed pleasantly until the season of
refreshments, when the guests and
members were banoueted. The mem
bers OF the committee who labored to
make the evening an enjoyable one are
as follows: ReceDtion.-Misses Jean
Pearson, Jessie Hurlburt, Rose Priest
/ ly. William Mclaughlin and Fred
Crosse Floor Communications Lowe,
Guy Robinson, Fred Crosse, James
Byrne. Floor Manager.-Dan Shields.
Miss Mamie Pearson is president OF
TIE club.
Mrs. William Wallace gave chill
dren's party Monday afternoon, for
little Reginald and Grace Wallace.
The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth =.
How ellis to Mr.. Vincent H. Dawson
was solemnized at the brides home
DIT L D. H. w tulitSutSs ny nv. L. -.
Hunt Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson departed
on the afternoon train Tor Salt Lake.
The ladies of the Congregational
church were treated to a sleigh ride
Friday afternoon to the home of Mrs.
F. W. Hayt where the society held
a business meeting, after which the
ladies unbended from their dignity and
enjoyed a soap bubble game. Those
winning the prizes for blowing the larg-
Sharp White, Prisk, Gray. Funk. Re
freshments We're served. The ladies an
nounce that they will serve an oyster
supper to the public at the Congrega-
tional church next Friday evening.
At the meeting of Mountain chapter
No 9. o. E. s., Thursday, the members
listened to an interesting programme.
REGULATIONS were rendered by Mrs. Wal
ter Scott and Mrs. f. Emery; vocal
solos by Mrs. F 'ank Fox and Lulu Dor
rity. Miss Lena Sayers gave a talk on
her recent travels in Mexico. Refresh
ments were se-ved.
In addition to the initiation of a can
didate at the meeting of Silver Spray
lodge No. 3, D. of H., Thursday even
ing, an interesting programme was rem
dered: Organ solo. Ed James; recita-
ton. Mamie Hurley; duet. Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Prisk, ST.; recitation, George
Lindsay; essay, Degree of Honor,
Mrs. Alice Deighton; reading, Jim Don.
Mrs. G. D. Gregor entertained party
of children Friday afternoon as guests
of David and Mary Margaret Gregor,
the date being the birthday of Mary
Margaret, who is 3 years old. The lit
tie ones were completely lost in kinder
garten games. Songs were sung and
pieces spoken. Refreshments were
served Mrs. Gregor was assisted by
Mrs. Charles Shields and Mrs. W. Mont
Ferry. DR.. Wilson succeeded in taking
a snap shot at the youngsters.