The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-06

ner Thursday evening in honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. Reed SmOOt. who left Friday
for Washington.
Mrs. Ralph E. Hoag returned to Og-
den last evening, after spending a day
with Judge and Mrs. Bowman.
The ball to be given Thursday even
ing by the Congregation Montehore
promises to be one Of the successful
dancing parties Of the season.
Mrs. W. S. Hawkes. and Miss Helen
Hawkes. were guests Of Mrs. r. NJ
Best on Wednesday.
Mrs. Agnes Osborne has engaged the
services of Herr Otto Mejewski, the
talented Violinist and teacher, to con-
duct a class in musical history and in
depreciation. This class viii convene
al her studio, 445 South Main street.
every alternate Monday evening at
o'clock, beginning Dec. IA, 1903. After
each discourse Herr Mejewski and Mrs.
Osborne win render appropriate illus
trations on the violin and piano.
The Juvenile Mandolin club of the
Twentieth ward, under the direction
Of Theodore Best, performed IN
charming manner at the conference Of
the Primary association held in the As
sembly hall yesterday. Margaret, Ger
trude ana .. D. Romney with Lauren
Gibbs and Vernon Theriot made up
the club.
The University Glee club held a very
enthusiastic meeting yesterday b.
Jacobson was elected president and AL
fred Best, jr., director.
At the regular meeting of the Salt
Lake Thistle Social club, held Thurs
day evening, Dec. 8, in it's hail, a large
amount of business was transacted,
after which officers for the ensuing
year were elected as follows: David
Henderson, president; Nicol Hood, vice
president; Hannah Whyte, secretary;
Elizabeth Stevenson, assistant secre-
tary; Simon Grieve. treasurer: Mrs.
! William Dunlap, chaplain; William
Gray, sergeant-at-arms. The above
officers viii be installed at the first
regular meeting in January, 1904.
The. regular meeting Of the Woman's
/ Republican club viii be held tomorrow
with Mrs. johnson, 251 Third East
! street
! A delightful surprise party was Civ
I en- in honor OF Charles StringfelloW at
/ his home Friday evening. There was
/ very fine music rendered by Mrs.
| Brooks, and also some very nice songs.
/ The features Of the evening We're games
/ and music. Refreshments were served.
/ The guests were Lillian YOungberg.
I Alice Brooks, Florence FARMLAND, Bees
/ sic Brooks May Marsh, Eva Piper,
/ Dora StringfellOw, Lizzie Keddington,
/ Ada Marsh.
! On Dec. is the Billie club viii give a
/ dancing party at Christensen's.
One Of the social events of the week
! was the masquerade ball given by the
/ Young Ladies Hiawatha club in
Thompson's hall Thursday evening
The evening proved such a success that
| more viii be given in the near future.
| Messrs. Lunnen and Hummeu were
| kept busy at the door taking up the
/ password. One hundred and fifty invi-
| tations were issued and accepted.
One Of the delightful events Of the
I week was a card party given in honor
Of the BOnolya club by Miss Lillian
! Harrington at her home, 559 Third
street. siXty-three being the game OF
/ the evening. The prizes were won by
Mrs. Coulam Mr.. Jensen and Mis-
Lena Shelter. Miss Harrington was as
/ sisted in entertaining by Mrs. Thomas
/ Holder and Miss Karma Thatcher. A
a late hour the guests retired to the
prettily decorated dining room. where
light refreshments were served.
The J. G. WIS viii hold a Keneing-
ton next Thursday afternoon. An in
formal programme viii also be given
Mrs. ". =. Critzer Of 127 Y street vii
entertain the club
The Christensen informal soiree OF
last Wednesday evening was a very en-
1oyable affair Several private parties
were arranged for the evening, amone
them most Of the principals Of tn,
Cinderella" company. Next Wednes
day the members Of the Billie club viii
attend in a body.
Members Of the Good Time club were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs j. l.
Brown on Wednesday evening. Pres
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Need
ham. Mr.. and Mrs. James Dinwoodey
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Needham. Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Jen.
luns. Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Barnes, Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Brown, Miss Alice Need
ham and the Misses Brown. Sixty
three was played, the prizes being wo1
/ by Mrs Brown and Ed Needham
! Dainty refreshments were served, afte
which the club was reorganized. TIL,
( next meeting of the club win be hel,
on Dec. 16 at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Taylor.
OGDEN.