The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
EVANSTON.
Especial Correspondence.)


Evanston, May 1S-The Ladies' Liter
airy club met Friday afternoon with Mrs
j. c. Wlnsiow. Mrs. billiard gave a re-
view OF the life of Oliver Wendell Holmes.
the author for the coming month. Mrs.
LOOMS, magazine review. Miss Rogers,
a. poem from Holmes. Mrs. Stone review
ed the book ITO Have and 10 Hold" in
charming manner. Ice cream, cake and
| coffee were served.
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Friday evening the young ladies of the
Christian Endeavor society of the Pres
byter1an church gave a "ChusSette So
claI In the church. There vas q good
| crowd present and ice cream and cake
were served throughout the evening and
| about $2S realized.
Mr.; George E. Pexton of the Pacific
hotel returned home Tuesday alter a
two weeks trip in the east.
Mr.. Ben Ausherman was in Cheyenne a
few days last week.
Master Carl Clark, son of Conductor c.
w. Clark, was very agreeably surprised
by a number of his young friends Monday
evening, the occasion being his 18th birth
day The children spent very happy
evening and Carl received a number of
nice gifts. Those present were the Misses
May Graft, Lydia Blaskhaln, Ethel YeO-
man, Stella Arnold, Carrie Tutting, Rosa
Murdoch, Zoe Yoeman, Ellen Hall, Flora
dluley. Bessie FdTktDSOHt cara Hug
gins Masters Donald FOOte, George Gran,
Fred Blackham, Frank Cutting, Ford
Hills, Mark Higgins, Eddie Baker, Eddie
Beckwith, Dick Knoder, Tommy Painter,
Pine, Gramley, James Murdoch, Ralph
Clark.
Mr.. 1. Kastor left Tuesday for Chey-
enne.
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Mrs. William Lander left Wednesday
for trip to the eastern states and Can
ada Mrs. Lander has been i'll all winter
and the trip is taken to benefit her
health.
The joint meeting of clubs which in
Guided the Ladies Literary club, the
Musical club, the Shakespeare club, and
the French club, was held in the A. 0. T..
w hail Tuesday evening and was one
of the SWEETEST as well as one OF the most
enjoyable parties Of the season. A de-
lightful programme was given and tables
spread for eighty were set in the ban
quet hall. Quotations from faVOFite au-
thOrs were given during the banquet and
all who wished INDUCED in dancing The
programme given was as follows:
Piano duet. Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Kastor
IdDleau8- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
......TennysOn's Dream of FairWOmen
vocal solo ..-......-.........-..Mr Mrs. Levers
Paper on CLUBS" .................M Mrs. Blyth
Rlonn SOLO. .-..-...---..-;;: -.DT Wernett
Reading. ..................''He V" Act V.
Miss Corbin and 41r. hunting.
Paper on Paris Exposition" Mrs. Kastor
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Mr.. Frank .POmeroy is in from Fonte-
nellie.
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The benefit BALI for the Scofield suffer-
ers given by the Odd Fellows in their hall
Monday evening was well attended and
netted the sum of $91.
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The Methodist Ladies' Aid society met
with Mrs. Samuel Dickey Thursday after
noon and passed very pleasant after
noon with sewing.
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The Presbyterian ladie- were enterta d
Thursday by Mrs. otto Arnold
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Miss Alice La Rivere and MIR. Raw Dun
ford were quietly married Thursday after
noon in the Catholic church. Fhe bride
was beautifully dressed in white satin and
was attended by her sister, Nellie. in
lavender silk. The best man was Mr..
John Hamilton. After the ceremony the