The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-18
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A caucus Of the members Of the La
dies Literary club was held yesterday
afternoon after the current literature
section meeting. After electing Mrs.
Hal Brown as chairman of the caucus,
the members proceeded TO name differ
emf ladies for the various offices TO
which they are TO be elected at the first
meeting IN May. The purpose Of the
caucus was % prevent the scattering
votes usually cast, and IL resulted ia
the following nominations; For presi-
dent Mrs. A. C.. Ewing and Mrs. L. D.
BlckfOrd; for first vice president, Mrs.
Arthur IL. S. Bird; for second vice pres
ident, Mrs. Morris L. Richie; for re-
cOrdlng secretary, Mrs. c. H. Mcmahon
and Miss Jessup; for corresponding sec
rotary. Mrs. Charles Watson; for treas
urer, Mrs. u. B. Critchlow; for critic,
Mrs A. j. GOrham: for librarian. Miss
Aardley. Three ladies were nominated for
the office of historian, Mrs Martha B
Jennings. Mrs. John Cain and Mrs. w.
r. Wightman. -Four Of the dire ctors
were nominated. although this year viii
necessiJate the election of six new de
rectors. Those nominated so far are
Mrs. Shelley futile, Mrs. Ferdinand
Mrs. l.. NJ. Bailey.
The nomination OF Mrs. Z. b. Critchs
low, who has held the Office Of treasurer
for the past two years. was practically
unanimous. There was an effort TO
suppress the results Of the caucus, but
II did not meet with general favor. The
nominating ballots VIII be in the hands
Of the committee on election today and
VIII be delivered TO the club at the next
caucus, to be held next Wednesday.
This evening the Kings Daughters Of
The First Presbyterian church viii give
a most unique entertainment in the
form of a trip around the world. The
guests viii be served a course sim
ner at the homes Of several of the
members. passing from Japan, the
starting point, to Africa, Ireland, Ger
many and America. The girls of the
class viii be dressed in the costumes
of the different countries. and the re-
treatments viii be indicative of the
land IN which the party is tarrying.
The senior class of the university
gave a very pleasant dancing party az
Christensen's hall last evening at
which a large number Of the students
and their friends spent a delightful
evening. The members Of the class
managed the affair and the chaper0ns
included Mrs. Kingsbury, Mrs. Rebecca
Little, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. William N.
Stewart and Miss Babcock
The hop given at the post last even /
ing was a most enjoyable dancing event
after the long rest I'm affairs OF this
kind. The little hall was very prettily
arranged, and the hosts and hostesses /
provided all kinds of good times for
their guests. A number of the dancing
people from town were present and a
delightful evening was spent
Mr.. Henry Newman and son will
leave today for their home in Denver. |
Mrs. Newman viii remain as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Frank Pitcher Of East Hampton,
Mass. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
c. Richmond.
Mrs. W. II. Cheyers and Mrs. God
dard of ogden spent yesterday in the
city as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. Jones.
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Mrs. Morton French, accompanied by
Miss Frances French, VIII be In the
city today and will be at home with
Mrs Dunford at IS N street for about
ten days. Later they viii leave for
Davenport 10 visit the French home
there.
The p. Z. o. society viii meet this
afternoon with Miss Ruth Palmer az
659 East Brigham street
Mr. and Mrs. s. F. Fenton will leave
Sunday for ChfcagO and New York.
They viii be gone about a month. and
may go as far east as Boston.
DR. and Mrs. Clarence r. Brown viii
te In the city Tuesday on their way
through TO the coast, and viii remain
over Tor a few days with friends
Mrs. Russell L. Tracy is in st. Paul,
Mimi. where she was called recently
by the illness Of her sister. She viii
return within the next fortnight