The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-30

ana the New cub vas the subject
Of Mrs F. J. Fabian's response. and
this 100. was one OF the most de-
lightfully enchanting speeches Of the
day Mrs. John Cain gave The cubs
Brother-in-Law preceding clever
postlcal efusion with q few remarks
on husbands IL general and IN paTficu-
! lar. the particular kind being the club
I woman's husband. The rhyme with
! which Mrs. Cain closed was well
worthy Of her in a literary way. Mrs.
( ". A. NeldeTI's talk on The Club Out
/ look vas filed with the best thoughts
I for the future Of the club aud was
/ the Breakfast Table" was the subject
OF very delightful talk by Mrs. Nor
ris L. Richie, in which she placed tbs
I laurel on the head Of that aUt0crst Of
the American home-the baby.
Among the speakers who made Inn
promptu talks were Mrs. " r. Wight
n an, Mrs. ]. W. Beattie of Boise and
Mrs. Hal Brown. and in addition to a
musical programme Of great merit
throughout the feast. q numbsr of fine
special selections were intermlngled
with the speeches. Among them Were
two splendid solos by Miss Pinkerton
ard a beautiful darby lullaby by Mrs
Martha Royle King.
Mrs Minnie Jensen Snow announces
the engagement of her daughter. Ma
bel H., to Mr.. Alfred LoreneF Cole Of
Logan. The marriage viii take place
Wednesday. Feb. 10. and the youmg
people VIII later make their home in
Logan.
Mrs. z. II. Morris. buyer CT millinery
for Walkers store, went east last even
ing.
Owing to the remodeling Of the post
hall there was no hop at Fort Douglas
last evening. 1t is quite likely that no
social affairs win be undertaken for
fortnight as it viii require that much
time TO complete the Improvements
which are under way.
The High school Juniors will give a
dance this evening It Unity hall The
affair promises 10 be one Of the most
enjoyable affairs for the younger set
of the season. The chePerones are Mrs.
Hal W Brown, Mrs. w ". Rivers,
Mrs. A. 5. Chapman and Mrs. Z. 3.
CTitchlow.
Master Theodore Bruback viii eRter-
tain a number of his young friends at
d sixty-three party tnis evening.
Mrs. Anna Hayes Of Indianapolis,
sister of Mr.. Ogles5y. win be in town
shortly to visit the Oglesby family or
Sixth East street.
=
The freshman class Of the East Side
High school gave a very enjoyable dan
cling party at the Ladies Literary club
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Allen are at home
temporarily on First South and Thir-
teenth East streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Savage enter
tanned their card club Wednesday even
ing at their cosy home, corner of S and
Second streets. The unique score cards
and 'tallies added TO the pleasure of the
evening. Refreshments were dainty
enough for fairies and satisfying
enough for epicures. Ever popular six
ty-three was the game Of the evening.
the prize winners being Mrs. Mansfield
Snow and Mr. Hedges. After refresh
ments the hostess passed little balls Of
dough and chews of gum telling the
guests to try their skill at modelling
pussy cats Some astonishing felines
were produced Miss Leavon PIERCE
and Mr.. Knight won the prizes.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Needham left on
Tuesday last for a few weeks visit in
Chicago, Philadelphia and New York
There viii be no meeting Of the P. z.
Z o. society today, the next meeting to
be held Saturday Of next week.
I Miss Maude Egli left for California
Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. II. y.
/ Baggs, who now lives in Petaluma.
The following ladies wiz give a leap
! year ball in ChristenseD's hail next Fri
I day evening; Mrs. Mrs. I. 2. Chris
R Jensen, Mrs. G. L. Berry. Mrs. A. F.
2 Angel, Mrs. S. Lamb, Miss Ella stick
ney and Miss Mabel Cunningham.