The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-17

| Louis will be in the city some time dur
ing the week, and viii be the guests
for while Of Senator and Mrs Kearns-
! Mrs Donald Rose, who has spent the
past few weeks in the city. has returned
/ to her home in Chicago
Mrs Ernest R. Eldredge Of Portland
! is spending some time in the city with
| her sisters and friends.
! Mrs. Clifford r. PearsalI has returned
from a visit Of a few weeks in Butte
/ Miss Alice Paul entertained the Col
lege Women Of the university at her
home yesterday afternoon.
/ Miss Dickert entertained a party Of
young ladies yesterday afternoon. IN
I honor Of Miss Norma Dickert.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Dart win give a review OF
( THE Valley of Decision tomorrow
! evening at the Alethian at the First
Congregational church.
! The Orpheus club, assisted by several
local soloists, viii go to Bountiful next
Saturday and give concert at the
opera house.
Mrs. Sidney Evans will entertain the
ladies Of the Aid soeIety-ef her church
at her home Thursday afternoon at a
Kensington.
Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald Of the
Union school will leave this morning for
Kimberley, where she opens a summer
school,.
The P. z. o. society will meet with
Mrs. A. J. Gorham, 413 East Second
South street, Saturday next at p. m.
Mr.. Francis Fritsch announces the
engagement Of his daughter, Helen, to
| Mr.. W H H Penner Of Chicago. The
wedding viii take place in June.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. S. G.
Hicks was hostess at an informal event
arranged at her home for the Shake
| speare section of the Ladies Literary
| club The programme was listened to
| with interest and consisted Of a paper
by Mrs. Joel Priest on Types Of
Shakespeare's Heroines,' a reading by.
| Mrs. William Igleheart of Wolsey's
! Farewell to Ambition" and a talk by
/ Miss Grace Dele Davis, who was a
! guest Of honor, on 'ImpersOnatiOn Of
/ Shakespeare" Miss Davis illustrated
/ her remarks by references to Hamlet"
Mrs. Priest and Mrs. Igleheart recited
| some bits Of verse from Riley and Kip
/ ling, by request Miss Egan played
/ two selections on the harp, and Miss
Maham sang two numbers TO harp ac-
! compartment.
/ Among the guests present were Miss
! Davis, Miss Paul, Miss Decker, Miss
/ Egan, Miss Maud Egan, Miss Maham,
Mrs. Igleheart, Mrs. Priest, Mrs. J. NJ.
/ Dart, Mrs. William Bird, Mrs. Park,
/ Mrs. Mcmahon. Mrs. AIvah Lewis, Mrs
! Bintz, Mrs McDermOtt, Mrs Meyer,
/ Mrs. ParmaIee, Mrs TuttIe, Mrs. White,
| Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. L. NJ. Bailey, Mrs.
! Gorham, Mrs. Paul, Mrs. Freeman,
Mrs. Young, Mrs. Vincent, Mrs. II. G.
/ Wallace, Mrs. Watson.
The marriage of Miss May Curtis and
Professor William Welsh was sOlem-
nized in the temple last Wednesday,
] and was followed by a reception at the
| home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Ander-
! son, cousins of the bride. The bride Is
/ the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
/ Curtis, former Of Thatcher, Ariz., but
now Of Logan. Mr. and Mrs Welsh will
make their home at Thatcher
/ At the reception there were present
/ Professor and Mrs. William Welsh, Mr..
| and Mrs. Edwin Curtis, Grandma Cur
/ tbs, Mrs. Jane Welsh, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
/ H. Armstrong, Miss Thelma Arm
]
1 Welsh, Mrs. Nellie Welsh, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ J. Treweek, Mr.. and Mrs J. H Arm
/ strong, Mr.. and Mrs. George McKeiner,
/ Mr.. and Mrs William Husbands, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Strickley and son, Mrs.
/ Nellie COutOn, Master Harold Couton
| and Derald Couton. Miss Sallie Fetch
I err Mr. and Mrs. F. Brown, Miss LOttie
/ Powell Mrs. NJ A. Griggs, Mr. Tom
/ Husbands, Mrs c. Staynes Of Ogden
/ and Miss Bertha Jackson Of GlenwOod.
! Miss Gertie Lienhard was surprised
Il by a number of friends Monday even
/ ing. Six games Of progressive Might've
I were played, prizes being won by Miss
/ Ethel McEwan, Mr.. Walter Williams,
J Miss Templimen and Mr.. ALI Cardweu.
/ Refreshments were served and the re-
mainder of the evening was enjoyed in
music. Those present were Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Marshall Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
| thur Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. George
! Shellcross. Mr.. and Mrs. Aft Cardwell,
/ Misses Annie Snider, Matte Butler
Anna Levin. Ethel McEwan, Nellie
! Brewster, Miss Gibson and Miss Tenn
plimen, Messrs. Davis, Harmon, Joe
! Cardwell, Willard Arnold and Walter
/ Williams.
/ Master Richard Amalphus Lee gave a
/ party in honor Of his fifth birthday an
! IlNGESelry at the nome OF MS parents on
I the East drive on the afternoon of the
! 18th, from to 6. The guests were
/ Margaret and Stewart Smith, Douglas
/ HonOld, Aiilroy Peake, Donald Mayne,
1 Gladys Evans, Helen Ferguson, Roy
/ Ferguson, Roger Higgins, Clifford
! Springer, Freddie Napier and Katie
] Sheets. The table was decorated with
a profusion of flowers and by candles
/ arranged so as to show the year of
birth and the age After luncheon the
I little guests enjoyed themselves with
various games and sports upon the
lawn.
| A YER. pleasant musicale was given
on Thursday evening at the home of
/ Miss Eva DunyOn- Those present were
! Misses Rosa and Nellie Brown. Effie
/ Dahlstead. Anna Anderson, Ellen John
son, Magma Marker Mrs. II. A. Dun
} yon. Mr.. and Mrs. ReUbhaUsen, and
I Messrs. George Wegland. Dunshee,
/ Walter Smith. P W. Dunyon, Patten
and Arthur King
/ Mrs. John Mcdonald entertained
number of her friends at Kensington
Thursday afternoon at her home on
Fifth South street. In the games of the
afternoon the prize winners were Mrs