The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-16

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The guests of the club on this occasion
We're: Messrs. and Mesdames Boyle, S
e. Cave, Dan Pugh, E. Bowen, r. A
Peirce, Thomas Orchard; Mesdames
Avis, Cross, William Eccles C. DUET
fer, G. D. Revor; Misses Marguerite
! Thomas, Inez Thomas, Annie Pidcock
Julia Cole, ChlOra Murdoch, Sybil
! Wadsworth; Messrs. Sam Whitaker,
Joe Whitaker. Charlie Critchlow, Fred
! Whipple, Walter Douglass, Master Per-
rim Orchard.
The club members present were:
Messrs. and Mesdames p. c. West
over, C. n. Custead, H. w. Murdock
Ralph Pidcock, j. w. Cooney, o. d.
Payne, w. n. PIERCE; Mesdames a.
Bowman, William Reeve, n. o. Nye,
! p. Dixon; Misses Ray Thomas, Verna
! Bowman, June and Lois PIERCE: Messrs.
I c. w. Cross, w. L. Watts.
On the Ides of this month the Twen-
! tieth Century Philosophers were enter
tanned at the camp of Alcibiades on the
! Via Sacra. Such affairs as pertained TO
the camp We're discussed first. Socrates
next read an account of his life. Then
/ the company retired to the council
tent, where serious problems of war
were handled to some extent. Epicurus
proved himself as good warrior as an
eater and Herodutus proved discre-
/ ton the better part OF valor. During
! the evening an assault was made on
! the camp by the 343 club. but it was re-
/ pulsed. Songs were then INDUCED in
until the wee hours, when the phil
/ osophers girded on their armor and de-
parted, to meet next at the studio of
| Pericles.
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Miss Clarice Thatcher of Salt Lake
was the guest of Misses Nell and Dot
Young this week.
Miss Josephine King of Kingston is
visiting in the city, the guest of Mrs.
| George NJ. Hanson.
! Miss Emily Bannister was visiting in
Salt Lake during the week.
Miss Ida May Driver entertained at
cards last Tuesday evening. Seven
! games of Might've We're played. Miss
! Nettie Boyle won the ladies prize; MI
| w. Howarth. the gentlemen's. A dainty
menu was served, after which vocal
and instrumental music was rendered.
4 The invited guests were: Misses Net
! tie and Ida Boyle, Rose and Nell
/ Young, Nell Stevenson, Nell Wheeling,
| Nettie Robbins, Ida Scowcroft, Pearl
Snyder, Flossie Driver, Clara Carsten-
/ sen, Lizzie and Sarah Robertson,
Madams Driver and Schoonover,
( Messrs. w. Howarth, A. Bowman, Roy
/ Buckmiller, y. Benson, r. Treseder, w.
Driver, c. Carlson, c. Driver, G. Clark,
b. Burton, O. Brown, H. Driver, B.
/ Wheeling, w. Webb
! The Aglaia will meet Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Paine, 2526 Adams ave-
nue..
For the second time in its history,
! the Columbia club gave d ladies' night
| Thursday evening of this week. The
affair was most successful, and about
! 100 of the lady friends and relatives of
the Columbia boys made merry from
until u.
a short musical programme was
| given, among the musicians being Mr..
and Mrs. John Pike, the Misses Conroy,
Misses PEBBLES, Mrs. VIII Howell and
! Gus Saunders.
Iced drinks were served and an in
J formal hop was given, the rotunda
opening off from the club rooms being
converted into a dancing hall.
| Miss Lizzie Toombs returned to her
home in Carlin after visiting for about
a month in ogden with Miss Fitzgerald
The Child Culture club spent very
pleasant afternoon with Mrs Hamer
! Friday, April I. A portion of the af-
/ ternoon was spent in discussing the
course of work for the ensuing year.
Mrs. Christensen read an interesting
article entitled How to Guard Our
Youth Against Bad Literature"
1.-The Importance of Bringing Youth
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read by Miss Whalen.
The club viii meet with Mrs. billiard,
567 Twenty-sixth street, Friday. April
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Sego Lily circle Ia, Women of Wood
craft, entertained Tuesday with a card
party and supper in I. o. o. F. hall.
Mrs. r. T. Hume entertained at an
afternoon luncheon this week. The
game was sixty three and the prize,
a beautiful Copenhagen tray, was
awarded to the one securing the largest
| number of games, Mrs. T. D. Ryan be-
ing that lucky person. The guests
were then invited to partake of a
sumptuous menu, which was spread on
a prettily-adorned table. Violets in
profusion were used for the decorations.
The pleasure of the afternoon was con-
Guided by a. cake walk Following were
those partaking of the genial hostesses
hospitality: Mesdames Alison, D. Ma
guire, Kiesel, Ryan, Tyler, a. Matson,
Stewart Thompson, Alb Kuhn, j.
Grant, Wenner, the Misses Kuhn and
Green.
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John Gully was guest of honor at a
dinner given at the Hot Springs Friday
evening by THE Bachelors" The party
vert out to the resort in tallyho The
guests We're: Misses, Boyle, Mckay.
Mccoy, Wilson, Blair. Jost, Thomas,
Brown; Messrs. Corey, Burton, Coop
Farr. Williams. Last. Gully. Mr.. Gully
left for Denver Friday morning.