The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-26
Ociety X

Mrs James Ncin and daughter Violet
returned Thursday from months
visit on the coast.
Miss Kuhn of Ogden is visiting Mrs.
J. e. Bamberger.
The Whist club met at the home of
Mrs. George Steiner yesterday after
noon
Mrs. P. T. Sadler entertains at din
ner this evening.
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Mrs. s. B. Foote Of Red Wing. Mimi,
IS the guest of Mrs. A. H. Boxrud.
The marriage OF Miss Mamie Gates
to Mr.. Hyde Young, jr-, will be sol
emnized On Wednesday
Miss Helen Ruth jenkins of Column
bus, o.. has come to Salt Lake to
spend the winter with her sister, Mrs.
P. n. Cook.
The P. E. o. society viii meet at
Miss Clark's. $40 East First South
street, this afternoon at ? O'Clock.
The students Of the Salt Lake High
school gave one of their popular dances
last evening at Christensen hall 1t
" as the first Of the series 10 be given
by the Red and Black" and was en-
jcyed to the fullest extent by the
dancers There were over 200 in at
tendance ChriStensens enlarged or
chestra furnished a fine programme of
dance music. Messrs. Nick Smith and
Enmst Moore formed the committee on
arrang ements. The chaperones of the
evening were: Mesdames Simon Bam-
berger. Hal Brown, John Dern, Hoyt
Sherman, Al Cowan, Judge sherman
President Frank T9vIOT. of Gran
tie stake entertained the first presi-
dency and quorum of twelve apostles
and the high council of Granite stake
at his home, southeast of the city. yes
terday afternoon. An elaborate dinner
was spread
Last night President and Mrs. James
T. Kingsbury OF the University of
Utah gave an informal reception to
the college and fourth year normal
students. 1t was held in the ASSEMBLE
room of the normal building. The
room was tastefuIly decorated with
flags and university colOrs, Dotted
plants and flowers A committee of
second and third students served lem
onade. ice cream and cake. Mr.. Pome-
roy's Guitar and Mandolin club. in the
east end of the room, did much to add
to the pleasure of the occasion.
While refreshments were being
served Elmer Caldwell mounted a
tIlalE anu IN a neat ltlIi6 S-fEtGn on
behalf of the engineers presented DR..
kingsbury with gold-headed cane.
The doctor accepted it. telling of his
appreciation of their kindness, and ex-
pressed the wish that they would al
ways be engineers of which the uni
versity and the state might be proud.
This was greeted with a round of ap-
plause and college yells. particularly
from the engineers. The evening was
spent in Misunderstanding and merriment.
Besides the students and faculty the
following guests were present: Of the
board of regents of the university
James Sharp, Waldemar Van Colt,
Mrs. r. Z. Little and Mrs. z. J. Nc
Nickers; of the Salt Lake City schools,
superintendent and Mrs. ID. H. Chris
Jensen; of the Salt Lake High school,
Principal J. 3. Eaton, Miss Ella NJ
Dukes, Miss CritchlOw, Mr. and Mrs.
Travis. Miss Buchannon, Miss Corbin.
Miss Moffet. Miss Rowe, Mr. Mckay.
w. D. Neal and Mr.. Pendergras.
The many friends of Mrs. Heber NJ
Wells VIII regret to learn IF her Sc
we're illness. For several days her con-
dition has been serious. but a speedy
Improvement is hoped for.
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Mrs. L. A. Darlington and daughter
Helen, of Louisiana. Mo, are visiting
her brother, J. L. Minor, for a day or
two. Mrs. Darlington is on her way
to Join her husband. Lieutenant Dor
rington, at Manila.
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Mrs. William Igleheart gave the sec
ond Of a series of Short Talks on
Great Writer'S" at Rowland haIl last
night Her text was Rudyard Kipling,
and she gave a number of illustrative
readings from his short stories. novels,
poetry and jungle tales. Mrs. Igleheart
found a great deal in Kipling to COM
mend, this being specially true of his
jungle stories and short sketches. Her
exposition of his work was much en-
jOyed by those present.