The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-16
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Mrs. Schley of Fort Douglas leaves
for the east on Monday.
Mr.. d. E. Burley entertained the Wis
iting railroad officials at an Alta club
dinner last evening.
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Miss EIoise Sherman is expected
home from Butte early next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Joseph leave
shortly to pass the early part Of the
winter in New York, Philadelphia and
Cincinnati
The High school students will give a
dance and reception to the ogden foot
ball team tonight in Landrum's hall.
All former High school pupils are in
vited to attend.
Mrs. p. s. Richards went up to Logan |
last evening to visit with friends for a /
few days.
Miss Pope of Denver will arrive next
week, to be the guest Of Mrs. o. J. Sal
isbury.
Mrs c. c. Goodwin and Miss Alice
Goodwin left last evening for San
Francisco. They will also spend some
time in southern California, remaining
away about two months.
Miss Wright of Logan is the guest Of
Mrs. J. D. Spencer.
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The annual meeting Of the State
Council of Women was held yesterday !
afternoon in the Office of the Woman's
Exponent. The following officers we're
reelected to serve for the ensuing
year: Mrs. Emily S. Richards, presi-
dent; Mrs. Priscilla P. Jennings. vice |
president; Mrs. Augusta Grant, second |
vice president; Mrs. Georgia Fox /
Young, third vice president; Mrs. Nellie /
Little, fourth vice president; Mrs. J. |
Fewson Smith, recording and CORE [
spending secretary; Mrs. H. S. Lapish. I
treasurer Mrs J. Melton, Mrs. NJ. P, I
Silver, Mrs. Rebecca DOOlan, Mrs. /
Mary Luff, Mrs. s. NJ. Stewart were |
elected executive committee, and Mrs I
Lydia D. Alder. Mrs. Elizabeth Cohen 4
and Mrs. Emma Jensen, press commit |
tee. The annual fee was reduced from /
81 to p cents. The next meeting of the /
club viii be held Dec. 10.
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A very successful rummage sale was
held yesterday in the old Walker house
by the Ladies' Aid society of the First
EongTega tiOnal church for the benefit |
IF the church debt which they hope to
pay by Jan. 1. The sum of $50 was
'ealized yesterday and the sale con-
inues today. The building has been
oaned by Mr.. David Keith. and the /
ladies are lending able assist
ance to the president: Mrs. J. G. Bar
hel, Mesdames LOOMS, Heffron, GIea-
son, Green, F. B. Stephens, E. D. Mil
er, F. D. Hahn, w. T. Benson, John J
lewis. Boyd, Putnam, E. I. Harvey
md Miss Corbin
The Misses Young entertained for
Hiss Jane Macintosh yesterday after
loon.
Mrs. 2. D. WINS, Mrs. Louisa Decker
md A. c. Wins leave for Alameda, Cal,
his evening, to be the guests of Mrs.
,. H. Young for two weeks.
The W. c. 7. I. met yesterday at the
lone Of Mrs. Clarence T. Brown, with
N unusually large attendance Mrs. |
:. A. harrington, who had been elected
resident at a previous meeting, noti-
led the association that she would ac-
ept the honor. Most encouraging re-
,orts were received on the work at
Fort Douglas, where meetings are be
ng held every Thursday evening Nine
honorary members were admitted to
he association yesterday. At the close
f the business session Mrs. Brown
erved refreshments and a period of
OciaI recreation followed.
An evening in Japan, a unique Orien-
al social, was given in the parlors of {
be First Presbyterian church last
Vening by Mrs William Igleheart's
unday school class, the Kings Daugh- |
ers. In the paTlOr were lastly dis
layed the characteristic decorations |
( the land of chrysanthemums. and
he Kings Daughters, attired in the
ainty costumes of the japanese,
usied themselves seeing that their 1
uests spent an enjoyable evening.
rom the ceiling were suspended rows |
f Japanese lanterns, which diffused |
heir soft colored lights through the
Dom and lent a charm to the palm,
hrysanthemum and fan decorations !
n one corner was a candy BOOTH
here sWeetmeats were dispensed by
Dung ladies attired in japanese cos
lmes. In another corner was a second
Doth. where tea was served.
During the evening the following
rogramme was rendered:
Vocal solo, Miss Helen Shepard:
7ading. Mrs William Igleheart: piano
bio, Miss Lorinne Leary; violin solo
vii Davis; vocal solo, Mr. Copley.
There was good attendance. and
fter the programme the evening was ]
pent in social enjoyment The enter ?
iinment was given for the benefit OF {
ne building fund, and was voted a
reat success.
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Rev. d. A. Brown. who was recently I
llled to the pastorate of the First {
aptist church, was rendered recep- e
on by his congregation in the audi =
'rium of the church last night The
ews were cleared away for the oeca-
on and the church was prettny deco
lted with palms and cut flowers. the
tar being banked with palms and
The church was