The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-30

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Mrs. C. Stanley Price returned
Thursday from a pleasant visit with
relatives in California.
Yesterday was Presidents day at
the Ladies Literary club. Addresses,
interspersed with delightful musical
numbers. were delivered by Mrs. Ches-
ter F. Coulter, president of the L. F.
w. ., Mrs Elmer Jones, president of
the Reviewers, and Rev. Philip 5.
Thatcher The hall was well filed,
representatives from the various fed
Grated clubs being present. At the close
of the programme, Refreshments were
served and a half hour passed in so
cial intercourse.
The engagement of Miss May Thorne
and Mr.. r. D. Peacock is announced,
the marriage to take place on Dec. 20.
Among the beautiful pictures at the
art institute is an oil painting of Mrs.
Sol Siegel by Mr.. George Taggart.
Mrs. w. H. Bancroft entertains at
/ luncheon today in honor of Mrs, Nc
( Clintoek and Mrs. Brooks.
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/ by his daughter, Mrs. A. H. 5, Bird,
leaves this morning for New York.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Nfeeks Of
| Ogden have taken up their residence in
] this city.
! The executive committee of the Wo-
mans Republican club met yesterday
morning with Mrs. Helen V. Kimball,
A East North Temple street. Ten new
members were admitted, the report of
the treasurer was read and plans dis
/ cussed for the annual election, which
takes place on Monday, at 2 o'clock, at
the residence Of Mrs. Ezra Thompson.
Mr.. A. Fred Wey and daughter
Louise, leave the early part of Decem-
Der for a months visit On the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cohen and fam
lily viii remove next week to a new
home on Second East between Fourth
and Fifth South streets.
Something new in the history of the
Alta club was the afternoon reception
given yesterday by Mrs. r. J. Coleman
Mrs James Neill and the Misses Cole
man and Neill. 1t was an elaborate and
most enjoyable affair.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Carleton Of Hill
lard, Wyo. are visiting relatives in
this city.
Mrs. Joseph Metras has gone to Den
yer for a short visit
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Miss S. Monroe is recovering from
quite d serious illness at the home OF
Mrs. James Campbell, S15 South First
West street.
The marriage of Miss Emma Arm
strong, daughter of Mrs. Francis Arm
strong, to Mr.. William Armstrong OF
the Deseret News, takes place or
Thursday, Dec. 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Pratt will short
ly remove to Ogden to make their fu.
ture home.
The second of the series of "Red and
Black parties was given at Christen.
sen $ hall last evening and it proved
to be a delightful affair The Higl
school parties were ever popular anC
there seems to be this season a large
and more enthusiastic attendance. /
possible, than ever before. Society
younger set was out in force and thos
who anticipated an unusually merrl
time were not disappointed The chap
erons Of the evening were Mesdame
Hoyt Sherman, Al COwan, Simon BAN
berger, Hal Brown, John Dern, W. 4
Sherman.
Miss Vera Lane entertains today.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Wheelant
are in the city en- route to Californi;
on their wedding tour. Mrs. WheeIan,
was formerly Mrs. S. J. GreenIeaf. wei
known in Salt Lake and Park CITY
Mr.. Wheeland is a wealthy citizen o
Chattanooga, Tenn, where they wiz
reside.
Mrs. William Igleheart rendered OF
Of a series of Shakespearean reading
at Rowland hall last evening, before 81
audience which filled the assenbI
room to its capacity. The first mar
Of the evening was taken up by a pa
per on Shakespeare, and the reade
supplemented this by scenes from 9Th
Merchant Of Venice" most of whic
were drawn from the character of Por
E TIA Mrs. Igleheart created a spleadi
I impression. The audience was enthus;
astie from the beginning Of the recita
Another interesting feature of tn
= evening was paper on "Stratford 4
1t Now Is by Miss Colburne, priuci
, pal of Rowland hall, who recently Wis
tied the birthplace of the great bare
z Alma Katz has returned from a bus
ness trip through Idaho and Wyoming
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