Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

chief feature an address BY Mrs. u. s.
Nunntt. but she was unable 10 arrive
W. time 10 give it. 80 that the speech
VIII make part Of the program NJ inc
next nleeiing. DURING the session u
was decided 70 Invite Mrs 8. N. l.
Henry 10 lecture On temperance work
IN The city some time during the month
~ December. Mrs. Henry Is the moth
cr OF Rev. A. ~. Henry and recently
delivered a number Of addresses here.
Row Richard Wake was appointed ~
ast as press agent Of the local branch
An Invitation has been extended the
principals and teachers uf the schools
20 attend the monthly mcetinFs q the
home ufii education section Of the
Ladies' Literary club. on saturday ui-
tmuuona. The members OF the rccilun
extended their Invitation through
Superintendent Cooper who recently
lectured before the club and viii doubt
less be generally accepted. There was
9 mcetlng Of the section this afternoon,
At7, kooylc swing AZ account OF nome
NE on the border before the war
The packing case for Library No. II
VIII not b. finished until Monday, when
Mira G. y. Moore viii complete the
packing % the books preparatory Go
sending them on their travels The
library u composed Of splendid col-
lection AMI win be treat 20 those Tor
whom Il io intended.
Col. ami Mrs. Pope. who have Just re-
turned from the Philippine, VIII De- the
guests Of Mrs. o. }. Salisbury next
week
Mr. and Mrs. q. N. Forbes entertained
At "a card party last evening. The event
was in honor of Mrs Guycr
Mr =. =, Pond ana Miss Ethel Pond
have returned from ne East.
The regular meeting Of the Woman'a
Whilst club was held this afternoon NJ
$3.50 az the Whist ciubr0oma. The new
officers Of the Whist club are. Mrs J.
.. Wnchcr, PRESIDENT Mrs. Sol Siegcl,
vice president: Mrs. g. n. blanchard,
treasurer Miss Georgia Hartley, Sec
rotary; the directors are Mcsdnmea
Arthur Brown. r. n. Elicrbcck and G.
T. BROOKS. The regular meetings Of the
club viii b. Saturday afternoons at
$50
The amusement committee OF the
Seventeenth ward Will begin their -
rics OF entertainments next Friday
evening. Oct. 9Th with a social dance.
An excellent entertainment was giv-
In at the Wcstmlnater church last
night. by the members u the Young
Peoples Society ~ Christian Endcavor
of the church. The program consisted
or vocal ana Instrumental musical ac.
lectlona and rccltntloun and was uf
unusual merit Mita Olive Gray ruu-
durcd two Instrumental selections with
accustomed excellence. ns dld also MiHl
Cachier ana Miss Williamson. MI,
Marie 0errana. Mra. George halloy, Mr
Wallace and Mr. W Slhley aud
Messr, Mcpherson and Hensler gave
the vocal selections. and little Nrltln
johnson captured her audience with
recitation. A selection from David
Hnrum" was read with rare talent By
Miss Bessie Eurgona. After the pro-
gram rcfroahmcnts were served. The
entertainment was successful In all'rc-
spcctn aud Noted comfortable sum
for the Northwest Mission sunday
school FOR whose benefit Il was given.
a reception will b. held on Friday
evening at the Ladies' Literary club
house by the local clubs for the FEEDER.
alton. II h under the charge u
MeadameH B0ggH. Grant Ransohon and
Elliot. who viii be assisted IN serving
by number u the young ladies % the
clubs The officers 81 the Federation
Will act as reception committee
Mr.. Ovid Sparks Draper. and Miss
Eva Maud Hughes. were Joined In mar
Rage at the Methodist parsonage iGi
East First South street this morning
rev. Joel 4. Smith cNr'ating. The
contracting parties arr from Park city
where Mt Draper n engaged In the
mercantile business. The happy couple
leave for their now home ON the morn
ing train.
A very pleasant social was given az
the hin ". T.. church last evening 10
an audience that nllod the building
The Misses Rathbonc and Morse ren-
smith INDUCED Ia "Reminiscences. fol-
lowing which was an old fashioned
pumpkin pie banquet which was RELISH
cd by all.