The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22

William Williams. Mrs. Eugene Hol-
brook, Mrs. ". O. Dunlap. Mrs. o. II
Jensen, Mrs. J. Rumel, Mrs. Seymour
3. Robbins, AIRS j. NJ. Jorgensen, Mrs.
Frank Groesbeck, Mrs TAYLOR Holt.
Mrs. Hugh Rippeto and Miss Nellie
CoTey.
The Pan-HeIleuic society meets
Thursday with Mrs. Frank j. GustIn
at Is r street.
Miss Inez Trent viii arrive today
from California TO be the guest for
the next fortnight OF her cousin, Mrs.
W Q. Han.
ar. and Mrs. n. j. FouIger announce
the engagement Of their daughter Belle
to 9. A. Francis. The Wedding viii
take place June z.
airs. Lucy A. Harrington was sur
prised Friday afternoon on the -oeca
sion of her eighty-6rst birthday by a
number OF her friends. Many hand
some presents OF flowers and books
were received and a musical and 1T
present We're. AIRS Sinclair, Mrs. Baz-
tsT, Mrs. Ebert, Mrs. Taylor. Mrs.
Beveridge. Mrs Cushing Mrs. Brown,
Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Ioring Mrs.
Cooper, AIrs. Judd, Mrs. Higson, Mrs.
KING, 8Irs- Olinger, Mrs. Potts, Master
Potts, Airs. Brecken. Mrs. Hill. Mrs.
Mcdowell. Mrs. Barnes. Mrs. Canning,
ben, Airs Hardie, Mrs. Winters and
little sadie Lawrence.
The George 70. Maxwell W. r. C..
Tumble club meeting VIII be held next
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Meyers.
pa west Fourth south.
8Ir. and Mrs. Walter Farley Roberts
of Utica, n. =, are in the city on their
way through TO the coast, and are the
guests for a few days Of Hugh Sat
terlee.
Miss Eliza beth Mccormick IS I'm
town from the Presidio and IS with her
mother at 1895 East Third south street.
Mrs. Morton French and Miss Estelle
Dunford are up from the Annie Laurie
mine, and are with Mrs. Dunford at
SIS First street.
Mr. and Mrs. W. y. Mclean enter
tanned Wednesday evening at cards,
sixty three being the game. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. H C. VIZ
liams. Ar. and Mrs L. A. Copeland,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Mcmillan. Mr.. and
Mrs. ~. C.. CoulsOn. hIr. and Mrs. j.
A. SpikeT, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. White,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". o. Williams, Mr.. Rob
ert Wyman Miss. Winifred j. Hardy,
Mrs. Harvey Hardy, Mr.. and Mrs T.
s. Pendergrass. The prizes were won
by Mrs. Hardy and Mr. Spiker.
The Pierpont school win close its
year work with the following Fecitals.
Physical culture department, Tuesday
evening, May 81 Central Christian
church; department Of 0ratory, Friday
evening, June 10, First III. E. church,;
Thursday evening, june 9, Unity hall,
Miss Rose schiebel, sister of Mrs. p.
j. McKeuna, left last Tuesday for Stur-
eis, s. d. to bring back her sister,
/ Carrie, whose health has failed since
she left salt Lake.
SIR and Mrs. L. Wertheimer and
daughter, susan, left tor Portland FRI
day, TO be gone several months
s regular meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society of the First Baptist church viii
be held iu the church parIOrs at 2:SO
p. M, Thursday. 1T is hoped that
every member Of the society VIII be
present as very important business is
to be transacted. The rummage sale
announced for May 20 was postponed
till May p.
Mrs Nettie Anderson and children
VIII leave the latter part of this month
for an extended visit with relatives in
san Francisco.
ar and Mrs T. p. Rich announce
the engagement of their daughter. Ella.
10 arthur J. Bishop The wedding win
take place june =.
AT the annual election of the Ladies
Aid society of che First congregational
church the following officers were
chosen for the coming year: President,
Mrs. T. j. Parker, hirst vice president.
Mrs. J. p. Evans: second vice presi-
dent. Mrs. " j. SheckelI; secretary,
Mrs L. r. Freeiand; treasurer. Mrs.
O. W Boyd. This was the last regu-
lar meeting of The year delightful
lunch was served, which was greatly
enjoyed by the many ladies present
SIR and Mrs S. C.. smith and Mr.
and hlrs. r. WiEiams entertained
Thursday evening musicale.
Punch was served by the Misses