The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-14
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Mrs. H. M. Twombley announces the
engagement Of her daughter. Mary E.
to DR.. Aubrey s. Hull. The marriage
will take place on Wednesday, Nov. 90.
Mrs. T. W. Dunyon of TooeIe is the
guest of Mrs. w. H. King.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Taggart will be
at home on Saturday afternoon, at the
studio in the Templeton building.
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Mrs. Burns Macdonald entertained a
number Of little tots yesterday in honor
of the fourth birthday of her son,
Burns. A royal time was had with
games and refreshments.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Gallagher depart
Dec lst to spend three or four weeks
In the east. They will visit Chicago.
New York and Cincinnati, the latter
city being Mr.. Galigher's former home.
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Dr.. Fowler was host at a charming
Alta club luncheon yesterday.
Mrs. Randolph Thompson, who has
been the guest of Mrs. 0. J. Salisbury,
leaves on Friday for Montana, whence.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Walker enter
tanned at a theatre party last. evening
IN honor of Miss Paralee Pitts. After
the play the guests repaired to the
home of Mrs. Percy T. Sadler, where a
delightful Dutch supper was served.
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Mrs. W. w. Rogers has removed to
IA South Fourth East street.
Mrs. o. J. Salisbury entertained at
dinner last evening. Covers. were laid
for ten.
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Mrs. BabcOck viii give d luncheon on
Tuesday, Nov. 10.
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Miss Elsie Scheid and Mr.. Karl
SCheid will entertain the members Of
St Marks choir at their home this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustavus Duncan have
taken up their residence at the Man
itou for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Steiner leave
early in December for an extended
wish of two months in the east
Misses Nan Jaensch and Han David
son have invitations out for q dancing
party to be given next Tuesday even
ing, at the home of the former 657
East Fourth South street
A masquerade ball will be given IN
der the auspices of the Star of the
West lodge No. 3, Degree of Honor.
A. .. L. w, on Thursday evening,
Nov. p, at RusselPs hall, Odd Fellows
temple
The late defeat of the Democratic
party has not dampened the ardor of
the enthusiastic workers in the ranks
Of the WOman's Democratic club. The
regular monthly meeting was held
Yesterday at the home Of Mrs +. J. D.
RoUndy 4Z2 West First North street.
and there was a good attendance. The
was entirely informal. being
devoted to the discussion of plans for
future work. The ladies feel that every
effort should be made in the future as
n the past to secure representation for
women in the holding of pubic office.
md their work viii be directed toward
hat end.
The treasurer's report Of campaign
expenses was read, showing the
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)araUvely flOurishing condition. over
md above all debts, there is the sum
IF $40 in the treasury. as against a de-
icit at the close of last year. Tt was
iecided to give card party early in
december Mrs Haywood was ap-
pointed chairman Of arrangements and
equested to notify the officers of the
iHerent precincts. The afternoon closed
With refreshments and d pleasant social /
laif hour
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Miss Louise Gray of Washington will
-rrive in the city today from Helena to |
'isit her friend, Mrs. F. c. LouboU- |
ow.
Mrs Thompson. wife of Colonel !
thompson Of the Twenty infan- /
ry. left yesterday for st. Paul, on /
eturning from the Philippines by the |
iuez route.
Lieutenant Lyle left Fort Douglas !
esterday and started eastward over /
he Rio Grande, accompanied by his /
filipino servant. He will visit his old
ONE in Battle Creek, Mich.
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The St. PauFs church choir gave an /
at the Eighteenth ward |
hall last evening that was
ell attended. An interesting pro-
ramine was rendered, the principal !
eature OF which was Mrs. Jarley's
Wax Works Miss Kidwell acted as
Lrs. farley and John Boyle, Jr.. had /
enerai direction Of the exhibition.
TENDERS Of the choir were dressed to
apresent wax figures, who perfsrmed
ndeT the direction of Mrs. farley.
everal well known characters were
splcted In a manner highly pleasing |