The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-04

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business district Of the city, and great
deal Of announcement is felt over the
matter. The work Of the Clean City
league win be revived Immediately.
There viii be a meeting Of the Utah
State Council Of Women Wednesday,
Oct. Z. at 2 O'Clock. room POS salt Lake
business college building. All interested
are invited.
The Shakespeare section of the La
dies Literary club viii meet yNednes-
day morning at 10 o'clock at the club
house and will continue the reading Of
Hamlet.
The Cleofan viii hold the first meet
ing for the year next Tuesday at 2.30
at the home OF Mrs. Charles Wells APO
Second street. The day will be ueci-
procity day, and Mrs. Stanley ClawsOn
Of the Poets Round Table viii give
paper on Stephen Phillips. Each MEM
Der is invited TO bring a. guest.
Spirit Of Liberty chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution, will meet
on Thursday, Oct. s, at 2:50 o. m, with
Mrs. Salisbury, 574 East First South
street.
The P. n. C. club and their friends
We're very pleasantly entertained at the
home Of Mrs. Geary Thursday, Oct l.
The feature Of the evening was pro-
gressive Might've. Miss Treweua and
Mr.. Laughlin won the first prizes, Mrs.
Wilcox and Mrs. Macy won the con-
ISOLATION prizes. Mr.. Lambert held the
lucky number that drew a large Bat
tenburg centerpiece.
Mrs. M. A. Peters gave a delightful
luncheon on Monday afternoon in
honor Of Mrs. Elsa Brummonds. The
decorations were in green and yellow.
Mrs. o. g. Hemenway entertained at
a prettily appointed luncheon In honor
Of Mrs. Jason Hemenway Of Michigan
on Thursday afternoon.
The J. G. w. club win meet with
Mrs +. G. Robinson. 223 Eighth East
street, next Thursday, oct. s, at , p. m.
Miss Eloise Burton entertained
number of friends last evening, the fol-
lowing being present; Miss Mary Bur
ton, Tina McRae, Elverda Evans. Yer
nicO Burton, Georgia Young. Margrett
Burton. Florence Lloyd. Charlotte Wet
eel, Phyllis Burton, Ethel Seldom, Ella
Harrison. Maud Neeley, Thresa Bur
ton, Messrs. Thomas Brighton. George
Groesbeck. lie Roy Taylor, owen Hors-
fall Daniel Rollins, Henry Watson.
Willard Fulmer and Will McCune. A
very pleasant evening was spent i'm
games, and after luncheon being served
at II o'clock the guests departed.
Miss Mowbray, and Miss Maggie
Mowbray Of Bradford, H., arrived in
the city yesterday and viii spend some
time visiting their aunt. Mrs. J. H.
Cragin.
Mrs. William Searle and sister, Miss
Elsie Moore. of Provo viii be the
guests of Miss Fannie Buckbee the
coming week.
Miss Lulu Penrose entertained a few
friends at luncheon on Saturday 10
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Evans Of
COalville.
Miss Mabel Ray left Thursday morn
ing TO visit friends and relatives IN
southern California
The musicale given last Saturday
night at the home of Mrs. George r.
DOwney for the benefit Of st. Marks
Guild was a great success The house
was beautifully decorated with autumn
flowers and a splendid programme was
Given by well known artists while the
Twelfth infantry band rendered a
number of fine selections About $50
enjoyed the evening.
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ..
Surline at 800 North Third West was
the scene of a very pretty wedding
w. 1lr
Grace Surline became the wife Of Ella
II. Drummond of this city. The ceIe
mony was performed by DR.. r. W.
PinkertOn I'm the presence of relatives
and a few intimate friends of the con-
tracing parties. They VIII be at home
after oct. I at 1868 Windsor avenu-,
this city.
Miss Letitia Busby was pleasantly
surprised by q number of her friends
Thursday evening i'm honor OF her
birthday. The house was prettiIy dec
GRATED for the occasion and number
OF musical selections We're enjoyed. /
Those present were Misses Lulu
Buckle, Pearl Wells. May Standing,
Lille Hawkins. Mamie Moreton, May
Palmer. Grace Fisher. Bessie and Alice |
Brooks. Alice Crabtree, Aunite Brooks. :
May Busby, Messrs. Abbie Brain, I
Ward Mitchell. George Pyper. Harry !
Brooks. Roy Moreton. George Crab /
tree. James Duncan, Charles Duncan, /
Bert Cook. A Roneberg, r. w Knowl- /
den. Sheets.
Miss Jennie Cooper and Mr.. D. F. /
VIM. a popular young couple of /
Nephi were married last Wednesday /
at the salt Lake temple. Miss Cooper 1
is the daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. john !
Cooper Mr. Winn Is one Of NephTs (
most popular young men and = now
connected with the Crystal creamery (
at Marion. Utah. Mr.. and Mrs. Winn 1
returned to Nephi Thursday and were (
given a reception by the brides moth I
err. the home being artisUcally decor 4
ated for the occasion. The guests num- /
bered about eighty friends and rel 4
atives of the bride and groom Mr.. !
and Mrs. Winn win be at home TO \
friends after oct. 3, 1903, at Marion, /
Utah.
Miss Sadie Boyle of SpringviIle re- !
turned from Chicago this week where /
she has been visiting her sister. Mrs. \
Alexander. during the summer.
The new Scotch club, known as the !
salt Lake Thistle club, received thirty \
new members during the month of 4
September. The club has now over fifty /
members, and at tLeir business meet :
ing held last Thursday evening it was /
decided to give a grand Halloween bah. /
Committees were appointed to make all 4
arrangements. Harmonic hall. on state /
street, has been secured for the Occa- /
Sion. and treat IS an store for. he y