The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20


Lawrence, Hubert Wilkins. Mary Will
kins, Mrs. Frank wilkins, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. G. J.
Badertscher.
Miss Winnhred Dyer entertained
! about sixteen Of her school friends at
/ a Kensington yesterday afternoon. The
! with music and needlework. and DrizeS
| for buttonholes were awarded 10 Nellie
Calvin and Jennie Gray.
| Miss Payson of San Francisco is Wis
! ting Mr.. and Mrs. c. Stanley Price for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thornberg Of
! Pittsburg. Pa. are visiting with their
sister, Mrs. Samuel J. Paul.
Miss lola Mccoy entertained eighteen
OF her friends very pleasantly at her
home Friday evening.
7 Mrs. Kate Bridewell Anderson has
| returned to the city after a visit ex-
| tending over several months with
friends in the south. Mrs. Anderson
| spent some time in Alabama, Louisiana
/ and Texas.
| Mrs. Judge and her son and daughter
| will not return from California till
some time in April.
Mrs. George w. Snow and daughter
have gone to Denver, where they Will
| J. Yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Holman have
returned after an absence of two
months in California.
| The Reviewers club spent a most in
/ tereSting afternoon at its last meeting.
which was held Monday with Mrs. Da-
/ vid Evans. Rev. William Fish gave an
entertaining talk on The Quest Of the
| Holy Grail"
At the regular meeting of the Unity
| club tomorrow evening Miss Boettcher
| viii read a paper on The End Of the
| Holy Roman Empire" Albert Howell
l Will discuss Goethe's Faust and it's
lesson, and the music from Beethoven
will be given by Professor Thomas Rad
cliffe
The house decoration section Of the
Ladies' Literary club meets wednes-
day at 1920 in the club house. Sub
| iect, Spanish Architecture in lSmer-
! lea; The Missions of California"
A number of High school pupils will
| present two little French plays at
Unity hall next Friday evening under
the direction of Mrs. w. G. Jennings.
The plays are La Lettre Chargee"
| and la Poudre AUX Yeux."
The Bible study class of the Council
I n -feh
8 o'clock in the B. B. rooms
The music section Of the Ladies' Lit
| erary club will meet Wednesday morn
ing with Mrs. James Hogle.
The German section of the Ladies'
| Literary club will meet Thursday
morning at 10 O'Clock at the club house.
$50
The regular meeting of the history
! section of the Ladies' Literary club will
be held Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
at the club house.
At the next meeting Of the Ladies'
Literary club Friday afternoon the
two best original stories will be read.
The music is to be especially good. in
| Guiding a solo by Willard Weihe with
Arthur Shepherd as accompanist.
So
The woman's club win hold an oper.
meeting Tuesday, March %, at o. M.
at the home Of Mrs. r Guthrie. S27
! Third street. All friends of the club
| are urged TO be present. Dr. William
Paden Will give an address on Japan
| csc character.
The Home Protective league will
I CON r.rr~ nj 80 ~
] home of Mrs. F. ]. Harding. 81 @ street.
Mrs. Charles G. Plummer win give a
/ talk on Famous Women, and What
| Made Them Famous"
"a
Miss Gratia Flanders viii give a re-
| cital to introduce Miss Judith Evans.
| Tuesday evening. at the First Congre-
gational church. Professor George Skel-
ton and c. D. Sehettier will assist.
Miss Edna Jennings entertained
| about twenty-five Of her young friends
| at an informal musicale, last Monday
| evening, at the home Of her sister,
| Mrs. A. II. Peabody.
The annual meeting Of the salt Lake
| High School Alumni association was
! held Friday evening March IS, at the
| West Side High school A very in
| teTeSt1ng and entertaining programme
was rendered, including two vocal
| selections by Miss Agatha Berkhoel. an
! instrumental solo by Miss Margaret
/ Robertson, and talks by Professor
I Eaton and Professor Gillian The Of
ficers for the ensuing year were elected,
| as follows: President. Halle Ferron
| vice president, Fred Smith; secretary.
! Kathryn Riddle; treasurer, @. Officer:
registrar, Irma Eberhardt Executive
| committee-Afay Critchlow. '93: Walter
Little, "a; Ronald Green. 80; RolIin
Dole, '96; Mrs. Bing, 81: Mr. Eber-
| hardt, IS; Mary Wrightman. 80:
| Agatha BeFkhOel. 100; Kate William
son, Of; Lille Pearce. '02; Ethel
| Thompson. go.
The members of the Good Time club
We're entertained by MIR. and Mrs.
| James Dinwoodey on Wednesday even
| ing. Sixty-three was played. after
! which a Dutch supper was served. Aft
| er spending a very delightful evening
/ the club adjourned for the season, with
| the hope OF renewing the pleasant as
/ sOciatiOns in the autumn
Mrs. r. G.. NIcNiece entertained the
| Wasatch Literary circle on Tuesday
afternoon, March Is. A most delight
full programme was enjoyed by the
! members and guests present. Mrs
| Montgomery gave a resume of her
| travels I'm Italy. showing pictures 20
illustrate points Of interest visited. Mrs.
| Sweazey gave a talk on Germany. iri
| imagination taking her listeners for a
| day of pleasure in Bonn