The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-26

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! ter r. Pike: w. d. Roberts gave 1.-The
New Woman and the Old Man" The
/ last, full of the wit and good humor OF
the jocose attorney, J. w. N. White
| cotton, was The Dos and Dont's of
Married Life
Wednesday afternoon Miss Lizzie
Boyden entertained a number Of hel
! young friends a. Martha Washington
tea. The reception pariors were dain-
! tily decorated with the national colors
An unique feature OF the party was the
dress of a half dozen of the guests and
| the hostess, they being dressed in the
! fashion prevalent 100 years ago, with
| hair powdered to a snowy whiteness
| The occasion was enjoyable TO all, and
the hostess proved herself a charming
! entertainer.
! An open session of the Utah Sorosis
was held Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. J. Beck A very enter
! tanning programme was given in honor
Of George Washington, consisting of
songs, piano selections and toasts.
The following programme was pre-
scented:
Reading 'Courtship of Washing
ton" ........-..M Mrs. Marietta Beesley
Political Life of Wash
ington" ....... Mrs. Caroline Stanley
Song-'Just as the sun Went Down
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mrs Hannah Pike
Piano solO-"St. Cecilia" ..........
.................r.M Mrs. Edith Martin
Anecdote--W ashington's Love of
Promptness .......
..........M Mrs. w. NJ. McKendrick
Piano duet--'Nentre a Terre" ..
Lena Bachman and Lillian Gates
"Hatchet Story" ..
...-..---......M Miss Beulah Bachman
At this stage the programme was
interrupted While the club enjoyed an
elegant luncheon furnished by the hos
teef. Then came the toasts. responded
to as follows, Miss Alice Reynolds act
ing as toaStmaster-
Humorous Incidents of Washington, y
Mrs. Fred Nelson; "Chivalry of Wash
ington," Mrs. c. w. Craig; Washing
ton as a Husband" Mrs. S. H. Alien;
Washington as General. Miss Flor
enee Pike; imprOmptu, Mrs. NJ. NJ. War
neF; humorous reading, Mrs. D. D.
Houtz. Mrs. II. j. Richards and Mrs.
Fred Taylor were guests of the club.
The Nineteenth Century club met Fri
day afternoon, President Miss Rose
Moore presiding. a thorough review of
the news was given by Mrs. NJ. NJ. KEEL
lOgg. Parliamentary drill was conduct
ed by Mrs. w. J. Bonham Shakes
peare's HenryS' was the subject of an
interesting paper given by Mrs. A. lB.
Searle- Readings from the plays by
club members emphasized the opin-
ions of the writer
The club proposes TO celebrate the
eighth anniversary of its organization
March by giving a reception to its
many friends and sister clubs. Mrs.
j Jennings, president of the Utah Fede-
ration of Woman's clubs, will be pres
ent on that occasion.
Miss Lena Jensen of Parowan has
been visiting this week with her
brother, Professor Joseph Jensen. of the
Brigham Young academy.
Mrs. Rose Sutherland was here this
week, coming down from Salt Lake to
attend the social given by Mrs. George |
Taylor Tuesday evening.
a number of county teachers spent |
birthday in the Garden
City.
Miss Emily Davis, principal of the
Vineyard public schools, is in Provo this
week visiting friends.
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The George Washington ball, given
by Mrs. Lillian Cannon at the 3. Y. A
Wednesday night. was a brilliant sue
ce:sS. Fully 500 dancers were present,
and the occasion surpassed anything of
The kind ever held in the academy be-
fore. Many of the students took char
icfers representing ladies and gentle
men of revolutionary days. One inter
esting feature of the evening was the
grand march led by Master Harold
SmOOt and his sister, Chloe, children of
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Smoot. Harold was
dressed in the George Washington els
ume, and his sister was attired in the
Martha Washington dress. Another
eatuTe Of peculiar interest was a min
let of we Olden days" danced by four
,ouples in elegant costumes. They were
Hiss Isabelle MOnahan and Lester Man
'um, Anna Pike and Royal Stokes,
Maggie Thurman and Leo Bird, Mrs.
lillian Cannon and Thomas Rees.
marriage license was granted today
o Charles n. Darling, aged 2S, of Lehi,
nd Annie Jensen, aged 10, of Pleasant I
rove
Another wedding on Wednesday even
nS was that of Miss Torah johnson and
William Holmes. Both parties are pop :
lar and well known to the social cir ]
les of the Garden City. The ceremony
ook place at the home of the brides
arents, on the corner Of Third and NJ.
treets. The reception was d brilliant ,
ne. \ large company Of friends and I
elatjves were present, and all joined in I
fishing the newly welded and happy I
ouple success prosperity and peace on
heir journey through life.
THOSE present were: MessrS. and {
lesdames NelS Johnson, HyI-um John c
on, Brigham Johnson, Joseph John I
on, j. p. r. Johnson, Reed Smoot, J. c. s
ralaln, jr., r. c. Watkins. c. F. Wat c
ms, j. w. Farrer j. T. Farrer, ]. F. 6
arrer. S. S. Jones. Albert S. Jones.
Ohm NJ Wilson, II. G. Blumenthal,
amuel Jepperson and B. S. Hinckley,
Iesdames A. ]. Atkins, Z. Symes, Tenie
homaS of Salt Lake, and Julie Jones.
Uses Emma, Elite and Ellen Johnson. {
lille GoOdmanson of Salt Lake City. :
attic Kemp of st. George, Belle Lamb I
nd Pearl Jones, Messrs. George r.
toney, Alex Robinson. Eugene, Will q
'rd and lie Roy Johnson, James c. !,
now and Sam ]. Jones. =
Miss Lille Goodmarson was brides l
aid and George r. Stoaey acted as q
st man. I
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Mr.. c. w. Taylor and Miss Nellie :
ogers viii be married about the LIST of =
ay: Mr.. Taylor is a brother to George :,
Taylor, and is a well known and :,
epuIar young business man of Provo
is atlanced is a daughter of DR. c.
ogers Of Pleasant Grove. but has of y
cent years resided in this city. She is y
popular beautiful and accomplished
'ung lady.
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Last Monday evening the eighth an n
VeTs-3ry of the knights os Pythias. A
arden City lodge No. 10, was cele- p,
ated by its members by social in /,
cir club rooms. 4 number of friends u
members wers present and an en- r,
yaDle evening was sprnt hY all. Pro- Il