The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-21
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Miss Jessie Fox has gone east TO join
her mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. c. Fox, in Chicago. From there
holidays.
Mr. T. G. Griffin left the early part
of the week for visit of two weeks
on the coast
Mr. D. Macpherson Boyd leaves to-
day for Vancouver.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett win
return next week from their European
trip.
Last evening the juniors of the High
school made merry at the Ladies Lit
erary club rooms. They held a pow
WOW" from s till u. and a jolly time
they had. The rooms were brightly
decorated with red and black, and
quaint corners were arranged in the
shape of wigwams with fancy Grapes
and rugs
Punch was served by Sergeants Tur-
ner and Manning from a ealdron sus-
pended from a tripod. About 200 young
people engaged in the dance. and for
those who did not there were games
and musical numbers, the latter being
rendered by Miss Irma Watson, Mr..
VIII Bateman, Mr.. VIII Davis and RIr.
Roy Williams.
Chaperoning the young people were
Mesdames Boxrud, Ransohoff Daveler,
Hebron, Dix, McMahon, Palmer. The
committee on arrangements consisted
of Miss Helen Bamberger. Miss Rae
Barteh, Mr. Alec Thomas, Mr. Leroy
Bourne, Mr.. F. Sherman.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hardness, Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Sharp and Miss Ora
Hardness are expected home from the
east the early part of next week.
Mr.. Charles A. Richardson has left
to spend Christmas in st. Louis.
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Mr. John Critchlow and Mr.. Max
Smith entertained at a theatre party
last evening, their guests being Mr..
and Mrs. Burns Macdonald, Mrs. Duke
Baxter, Miss Lucille Jennings
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Keith leave in
a few days for San Francisco and San
Ia Barbara.
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Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Young have gone
to New York.
The students of the Latter-day
Saints university gave another Of
their pleasant dances at Christensen's
hall last evening. The attendance was
large. very few of the pupils having
left for their homes out Of town until
after the ball. Many of the professors
and members of the faculty were pres
ent. The chaperones of the evening
were Mesdames Ruth NJ. Fox, II. S.
Young, w. B. DOugaI, Elizabeth c.
McCune. The affair was in charge of
the following committee: Freeman
Bassett, John Astin, Heber c. Hicks,
John T. Hicks. Hemming Mortensen,
William WorthingtOn-
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A well attended meeting Of the
State Council of Women was held yes
terday afternoon at the Office of the
Woman's Exponent. A communication
was read from the National Womans
Suffrage association. inviting the pi0-
neer suffrage women in this state over
60 years of age to attend the Inter
national Woman Suffrage conference
to be held in Washington from Feb. i
to Feb. Is, inclusive, and to occupy a
position on the platform with promi-
nent suffragists of the day during the
evening devoted to pioneers. Another
evening has been set aside for the
new woman" and the women min
listers, lawyers, physicians or college
professors of Utah are invited to par
ticiDate.
The State Council then elected Mrs.
Rebecca H. DOolan and Mrs. II. s.
Lapish delegates to the international
convention.
Mrs. Lydia D. Alder made q few re-
marks on the BOer war, cOndemning
in warm language the ill-treatment
accorded the women and children in
the concentration camps. In closing
she introduced the following resolution,
which was adopted:
BE it resolved, That the State Coun-
ell of Women of the state of Utah
express sympathy with the BOer wOm-
en- and children in Africa ia the con-
ceEtration camps and ask the women
of America and all other nations to
take immediate cOgnizance of and aid
them in their extremity"
A resolution was also presented and
adopted as follows:
BE it resolved, That we, the State
Council of Women of the state Of Utah,
petition our representatives in congress
to susutain the measure enfranchising
the women Of the United States"
The members were gratifed to learn
that a Provo branch of the State Coun-
ell has recently been organized with
Mrs Ellen Jakeman as president The
next meeting of the club will be held
on Saturday, Jan. II.
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The marriage of Miss Emma LUnt to
DR. w S. Ellerbeck takes place this
evening.
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Mrs. Tomlinson of the Grant school
leaves Monday on visit to her son in
Evanston, Wyo.