The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-09

prise party Tuesday evening at her
home, the guests being Mr.. and Mrs
a. i. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. P. T.
I Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hamer, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Wright. MI. and Mrs.
G. A. Smurthwaite, Mr.. and Mrs Jo-
seph E. Wright. Mrs. +. r. Christensen,
Miss Lucy Latimer (Salt Lake,. and
Mr.. Frank Wright A delightful even
ing was spent. Vocal music was given
by Mrs. Hamer and Mrs. P. T. Wright;
recitations by Mrs. F. r. Christensen,
and a piano solo by Miss Latimer.
The Thursday Night club and guests
We're entertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Paine last evening. this being
the last regular meeting of the year.
a very pleasant feature of the evening
was the introduction of members of
the Mandolin and Guitar club. which
rendered some fine musical selections
during the luncheon hour. The first
prize for the ladies was a handsomely
embroidered tray cloth, the work of
/ the hostess. 1t was awarded Mrs.
Dixon. Miss Ray Thomas secured the
consolation prize. Mr.. Westover and
Mr.. PidcOck were the fortunate win
ners among the. gentlemen
Mrs. Joseph Smith entertained at her
home on Twenty-eighth street Friday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Lippincott,
who is soon to leave the city. About
thirty-five guests enjoyed the occasion.
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The visit of the All. Hallows college
boys to Ogden Wednesday was q de-
Hghtful affair in social respects. The
boys and their instructors are a pOpu-
lar set with Ogden. and whether they
come as football players, picnickers or
playwrfghtS they are sure of a warm
welcome. Several theatre parties were
made up for their appearance here in
More Sinned Against Than SHINING
and the clever way in which the play
was presented was a. gratifying sur
prise, even to the warm friends Of
those taking part
Probably the most difficult role was
that of Teddy O'Neill, the irrepressible
Irish lad, So cleverly impersonated by
Professor 7. D. Murrin- T. ]. Lynch
as Marmaduke. the hero, and J. T.
Tanning as Bellhaven. the unscrupu-
lous land agent and all-around villain,
divided honorS with II. l.. Connolly as
Major Lookout The minor parts were
all well sustained. The greatest sur
prise, perhaps, was the music. An or
ehestra of twenty pieces, in charge of
Professor Petersen, paying special at
| tentiOn to Irish melodies, was much
I appreciated, but the musical hit of the
evening was made by Master Arthur
Petersen, the phenomenal boy violin
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The Aglaia met on April with Mrs.
| George n. MatsOn, at her home on
! Washington avenue, with more than
the usual number present to welcome
our president Mrs. Gordon, who has
been unable to attend for several
months.
The early part of the afternoon was
| devoted to the transaction of business
/ NJ nd a diSaT1SeiOr1 NJ
plans of work for next year.
| Mrs. Allison then read a lengthy and.
interesting sketch of the life and writ
| ings of Charles Dudley Warner.
She was followed by Mrs. George Nc
| Cornick, who read a pleasing sketch
! of Mrs. Burton Harrison
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess and after social half hour,
and the singing by the members OF
! Hail Columbia" the club adjourned to
meet in two weeks with Mrs. James
| G.. Paine at her home, 1926 Adams ave-
nue..
The guests of the club were DR.. An
colt, Mrs. Matson and Mrs. E. AIatson.
The FOresters entertained Wednes-
day evening with card party and sup
per in their hall.
Don Mcguire Iectured very entertain
ingly Tuesday evening last at the K.
of P hall under the auspices of La
Coterie, his subject being Granada
and the Old Alhambra-" To La Coterie
| is due the thanks OF the ogden public
for the interesting series of lectures
which the club is giving to the public
| La Coterie will meet with Mrs. Wen
ner next Tuesday, April IL, at the usual
| hour.
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That popular social organization
I known as the Thursday Night club.
will have a general reunion and final
meeting of the season Friday evening
next Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce having ten
dered their home for the occasion. The
regular meetings of the club are over,
and the proposed gathering will be on
| a somewhat more elaborate scale to
| commemorate the success of the clubs
! first year.
Mrs. Millais is visiting in Salt Lake
this week.
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| Mr. and Mrs. I. Lester Reynolds re-
! turned last week from a sojourn in
| California.
| The new home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G..
Armstrong is to be located on Adams
avenue near the Joseph Peery resi-
! dence.
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The Misses Mcguire were visiting in
Salt Lake this week.
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Mrs. A. B. Hayes is visiting in Salt
Lake.
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The Sunday school children Of the
Episcopal church were treated to an
Easter festival by their teachers last
| Sunday.
| Hon. Lorin Farr was the recipient
| of a surprise party Friday evening.
| About 100 relatives and friends were
| present.
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Mrs. a. B. Hayes is visiting in Salt
Lake.
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/ The Ogden Music club was born at
| the home of Mrs. T. Rowlands, No. 2670
| Jefferson avenue a meeting was held
! at which many Of the music lovers were
| present, the organization perfected
! and a general outline of work mapped