The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-09
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This afternoon the entire time at the
Ladies Literary club will be devoted
10 business, including the election Of
the clubs officers for the coming year
In order to simplify matters for the
election committee. no club members
except those holding receipts for this
years dues will be admitted to the
meeting. Each member will be re-
quired to show her receipt at the door
before entering the halt The ticket
submitted by the election committee is
as follows: For president. Mrs. H. c.
Wallace and Mrs. Hancock; for first
vice president Mrs. f. ". Brown and
Mrs. r. c. Woodruff; for second vice
president, Mrs. J. II. Brown and Mrs.
NJ. B. Sowles; for secretary, Mrs. A. ].
Gorham and Mrs. ]. l. Franken; for
corresponding secretary. Mrs. e. D.
Merrill and Mrs. G. V. Parmalee; for
treasurer, Mrs. r. B. CritchlOw and
Mrs. W. r. Wightman; for librarian,
Miss Allen and Miss Yardley; for critic.
Mrs. Igleheart and Mrs. Eugene Lewis.
for historian. Mrs E. D. Miller and
Mrs. W. c. Jennings. The directors
named, Of which three are to be
elected, are Mrs Hutchinson, Mrs
Meyer. Mrs. Cowan, Mrs. E. w Whit
ney, Mrs. Stephens and Mrs. Fenton.
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Mrs. Walter G. Filler gave a most de-
/ itghtfui luncheon yesterday afternoon.
The guests were seated in three rooms,
and the colors were pink, red and yell
low. In the drawing room the tables
were shaded in pink ana lace covers
were spread over the same shade. Red
shades were on the handsome candel-
abra in the dining room, and in the hall
the table was all in brilliant yellow.
An orchestra stationed in the hall fur
nished delightful music during the
courses. The guests numbered about
forty.
The members Of Salt Lake council
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very successful musical and literary
entertainment at the Ladies Literary
club last evening. A large number Of
the friends of the order we're present
and enjoyed the excellent selections
rendered. The affair was under the
management of the following commit
tee: A. F. Brewer, John Cruikshanks,
II. A. Joplin and George o. Orr.
Mrs. Charles Brink was the hostess
last evening at a charming card party.
The house was decorated with carna
lions and apple blossoms, while aspar-
agus plumOsa was garla=de$ every
where throughout the rooms. Ten ia
bles of euchre were played The tai
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cards done in violet.
This afternoon Mrs. c. Stanley Price
will give a buffet luncheon to NUM-
Der Of her friends.
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Mr.. Martin Watrous. who has been
spending some time in the city, left
yesterday for his home in Seattle.
Miss Emma Sutherland left during
the week for Berkeley. Cal, where she
will be with her aunt, Mrs. Sutherland.
for the Summer.
Mrs. Charles Brink will entertain at
another card party this afternoon.
Mrs. w. w. Ritter viii give an infor-
mai luncheon on Monday in honor of
Mrs. Willard Young, at which the
members Of the Sewing club viii be
the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lawton, who
] have been visiting Miss HoOklidge, left
last evening for the Queen of Sheba
mine.
Mrs. Ralph r. Hoag. who has been
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Bowman. left last night for her home
in Ogden.
Mrs. J. D. Spencer will entertain the
members of the Sewing club at a
luncheon next Wednesday compliment
airy to Mrs Willard Young.
DR.. and Mrs. William Mack are in
their new home at 60 Thirteenth East
street
Mrs. Leonard and Miss Leonard gave
very informal at home yesterday aft
ernoon in honor of their guest, Miss
Brown.
The Card club will meet this evening
! as the guests Of Mrs. Ralph Savage at
the home of Mrs. A. B. Richardson.
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/ Mrs. William Reid viii entertain at
a luncheon this afternoon at her home
in Red Butte Hollow.
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! The rummage sale to be given by the
ladies of the Unitarian society tOmor-
| row viii be held in st. Marks school
house instead Of at POS South State
/ as at first announced.
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/ The Spirit Of Liberty chapter. D. A.
. R., held a meeting yesterday afternoon
/ at the home of Mrs. s. w. Harrison.
A special meeting of all committees
I having in charge the entertainment of
/ the visiting club women is called for
! tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at the
/ club house. The purpose is to make
arrangements for the receiving and en-
( tertaining of the New York delegation,
which will be in the city on Tuesday.
I The different organizations connected
with the General Council of Women
are making preparations for a recep-
/ ton at the home Of Mrs. Anna T. Hyde
/ next Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Tod
/ Helmuth, who is a member of that or
/ ganization. and of the ladies of her
party.
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The committee having in charge the
| arrangements for the annual alumni
| bali at the state university held a
meeting last night to make arrange
ments for the affair. 1t was decided to
/ hold the affair on June next Chris
/ tensen's orchestra has been secured
and the evening Will be devoted to dam
I
/ ments. The meeting last night was
/ held in the Office of Senator Allison,
/ and the time was devoted principally
/ to the naming of committees.
The following are the committees
J named. ExeCutiVe-E. NJ Allison.