The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-23

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Nelson, Nellie Booker. Rose Smith.
Minnie Warburton, Mildred Farms
worth, Josie Halsett, Rachel Lewis.
] Messrs. John Bloem, Henry Marcroft
/ G.. c. Richter. c. Stevenson, Francis J
Reid, Frank Gundric, w. Z. Hubbard
K. j. Huff, Alex Harsh, Elmer Harsh.
A. B. Ratlif, L. Halsett, A L. Estes, ].
Dover, A. Smith, ]. Russell, Innis A.
Neice, r. Stelter. S. w. Lee, G. Ridges,
Baker and Gundrid.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Olson leave this
afternoon for a trip to the ST. Louis ex-
position. They viii be away for about
a month.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. James Metcalf start to-
| day for trip to st. Louis and the
! south.
Mrs J. c. Hooper has returned from
an extended European trip.
The Wasatch Literary circle met last
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Byron
/ Cummings and Miss Emma Cummings
A number of guests were present. All
enjoyed the programme. Mrs. James
Dart gave a review Of Mrs. Stanley's
| book Order No. H." and Mrs. G Z.
Richards assisted Mrs. Dart by reading
selections fro the book. Mrs William
IaWney played two guitar solos.
The first meeting of the Good Time
club of this season was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Need
ham Wednesday evening. The game OF
! sixty-three was played and the prizes
were awarded to Mrs. w. S. Barnes and
George Romney. The members of the
| club will be entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H Jenkins Nov. ?.
The Cleofan will meet with Mrs. Will
liam Booth next Tuesday afternoon at
by Miss Rebecca Morris; Clovis and
Christianity in Gaul," by. Miss Emme-
line Wells.
The Woman's Athenaeum, the only
wOman's club in Park City, has again
taken up work. The first session was
held Monday, Oct. IL, at the home of
Mrs. Charles Shields. Russian history
is being studied by the club, and the
days programme consisted of review
of the work by Mrs. +. w. Hoyt anG
reading by Mrs. julius Frankel. The
next meeting will be held Oct. 81 at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Williams, when
chapters 9, 10, IL and Il of Russian his
tory will be reviewer. Roll call viii be
responded to by the members with a
short item from the Russian-J Japanese
war.
The Nineteenth Century club held its
regular meeting at the home Of Mrs. J.
J. Num-. The programme was under
the supervision Of Mrs. Num-, and con-
sisted of the reading and discussing of
King Lear" The club will meet at the
home Of Mrs Havercamp next Friday.
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The women of Unity circle will give a
kensington at Unity hall, 140 South
Second East, at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon, Oct. %. Rev. William H.
Fish. jr., will read ''In a Balcony" b.
Robert Browning. Before the perform
ance Monday evening, Nov. ], the reg
uiar meeting of Unity club Will be held.
Mrs. L. P. Judd and Mrs. +. Z. Sin
clair entertained seventy members of
the Eastern Star at the home Of Mrs.
Judd, 1855 Princeton avenue, Friday
evening. Sixty-three and finch were
the games played until 1915, when re-
freshments were served. Mrs. Flora +.
Sinclair is the worthy matron, and Luz
cius p. Judd the worthy patron of the
Eastern Star chapter, which numbers
1SJ members.
The Strollers' club gave an opening
ball at the Ladies' Literary club Fri
day evening. The ball room was decor
ated in American flags and autumn
leaves. The march was led by Presi-
dent Defiance Wilson.
Mrs. John Mackay Walker was the
hostess last night at a party given
as a surprise to Mr. Walker in honor
of his birthday. The house was pref
thy decorated with autumn leaves and
grapes. An evening of music was en-
joyed. A supper followed at which COW
ers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
S. Stowe, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Donnan
Reavis. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Love,
Mrs. Elizabeth COray. Miss Elma Peter
son, Ormond Roe, DR. l. e Arnold and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Walker.
The Y. NJ. p. G. held a meeting at
TIE home of William A. Matheson Fri
day evening. A very enjoyable time
was spent in playing cards, pit and
finch. Later supper was served. The
club win give a dance in the near flu
ture at one Of the larger dance halls.
Those present Friday evening were:
Misses Louise Kener, Gwen Starley.
Edha Castleton, Clara Kener, Kate
Matheson. Annie Woolley, Alice Kener.
Coulanl, Daisy Brown, and Messrs.
Stanley Hooper, Irwin Jackson, Frank
Riddle. William A. Matheson, Aubrey
Hooper, LIE Roy Pickering, Peter STAN
and Barney Child.
Miss Ida Petrovitzky leaves today for
Indianapolis, Ind. where she viii make
her home.
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. McEnery were
the guests of Mrs. Rachel Miller. ass
South West Temple street. at a dinner
last night. Plumosa and cosmos were
used for house decorations. Covers
were laid for ten.
The Thistle Social club is to give |
Halloween concert and ball next Fri !
day evening at Electrical Workers !
hall, First South and Main streets. |
The concert viii begin at 8 o'clock. |
and at 10 o'clock the floor will be |
cleared for dancing The committee on |
arrangements follows: NicOl Hood, |
Robert Wills. Robert Gordon, Hannah 1
White, w. T. Hopkins, Thomas Leslie. |
Agnes Stevenson and David Hender- |
son. The committee on floor and re- |
ception: Simon Greive. Mrs. X Hen |
derson, NicOl Hood, Mary Hamilton, |
Thomas Dunlap and William A. Gray. !
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Alexander \
have announced the engagement of /
their daughter. Miss Lila, TO Wing Ban |
croft Allen. The date Of TIE wedding |
has not yet been set
Mrs. George p. Holman is home from |
a months visit to her daughter in |
Portland, Ore.
Mrs. Victor Clement expects 10 leave /
this city for London I'm November.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Hartenstein are