The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-28
SOCIETY NOTES.


At the Ladies Literary club yester-
day an interesting programme was
given, the principal discussion, 1.-THE
Evangelistic Element In Art" being
given by Rev. A. II. Henry.
At the next regular meeting, May II .
The annual election of officers will take
place. The officers have already been
nominated, and were posted yesterday,
as follows: President, Mrs. J. C. E,
King; first vice president, Mrs. William
Jennings; second vice president, Mrs.
c. L. Rood; corresponding secretary,
Mrs S. L. Boggs; recording secretary
Mrs. w. T. DaIby; critic, Mrs. Bintz;
| treasurer, Mrs. Critchiow; historian,
Mrs. ]. c. Royle; librarian. Mrs. Mont-
gomery; directors, Mns. j. II. Brown.
Mrs. Arthur Bird, Mrs. L. z. Hall and
Mrs. William Igleheart.
The current events and current liter
allure section yesterday reelected Mrs.
Morrison as chairman. Mrs. Morrison
| has already served in this capacity
three years. and at yesterdays meet
| ing the members showed their appre-
citation of her work by again re-elect-
ing her.
The remainder of the sections will
meet for the election OF officers as fol-
| lows: Music, Wednesday morning, May
| 2; home and education, this afternoon;
tourist, Tuesday. May /; Shakespeare,
Monday, April 90
The Reviewers will hold a special
meeting this morning in the parlors of
| the Kenyon. The object of the meeting
| is to select the president for the COM
| ing year. this selection will be confirm
ed at the regular annual meeting in
May.
The Euterpe club meets this evening
with Miss Edna Cohn.
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! Mr.. and Mrs. George Rose have taken
possession &C their new home on EleV-
enth East and First South streets.
The Misses Sherman entertained in
formally Wednesday evening, in honor
of Knox Taylor of New Jersey.
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The High school pupils gave the las
of their series Of dances last evenins
| at Christensen's These affairs have
been among the most delightful of thu
seasons events, the only regret beins
that they have not occurred Oftener
! Last evenings affair was no exception
/ to the rule, over 200 pupils being pres
ent to participate in the festivities
Little decoration was attempted, a few
stately palms alone adding beauty Il
the ball room. The music was excel
lent, and light refreshments wer'
served.
The affair was chaDeroned by Mrs
Adams. Mrs. Bootes, Mrs. Benson, Mrs
Trent and Mrs. Coffin.
Among the dancers were Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Savage, the Mise
Knickerbocker, BOotes. Salisbury
Laura Sherman, Officer. Terhune
Groesbeck, Gillespie, Clark, Clinton
Young. Miller. Florence Howat
Frances Howat, Marguerite Taylor
Evelyn Thomas, Mcmillan, Bailey
Cherry. Eldredge, Young, Hattie Jen
nings Pitt, Pike. Annie Pike, Washer
man, Raybould, Kenyon, Mathis
Schoppe, Jeremy, Weller. Trent.
Messrs. Smith, Hills, Knickerbocker
Beatty, Lollin, Carl Lollin, Fox
James. Wheat, Walker, Gibson, Coffin
Mayne. Smith, Wolfe, Cobb, Schoppe
Roberts, Tarpey. Trent, Thomas, Ken
yOn, Froiseth. Merrill, Fabian, Freed
Berkhoel. Billings, Burke, Moore
Sprague, Myers, HaInmel, Bechtol
Dern, Eldredge.
Utah club women are TO be hOnoreC
with g place on the programme for tn
biennial. This is due TO the efforts o
Mrs c. s. Kinney, who is on the boar
CT directors of the general federation
The subject to be given is THE Cit!
Beautiful" and Mrs. Coulter, presiden
of the state federation, has asked Mrs
A. c. Owing TO present II.