The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-27
Society.

bunch of society people will pre-
/ sent play Monday evening in the
Eighteenth ward amusement hail IN
der the leadership of Miss Ruth Kirk
patrick The following young people
Till take part: Miss Allie Miller, Miss
Jasmine Young, Miss Maud Fitch. Miss
Ruth Kirkpatrick. Miss Nose Kirkpat-
rick, Frank K. Poe, Ralph L. Pritch-
ard. Robert Young and Edward Thorne.
Invitations in the form of tickets to
admit to the haIl viii be issued today.
Mr. and Mrs. John Weir entertained
Il small dinner last evening for Mrs.
Games w. Neil of Butte. and later a.
number of friends dropped in to greet
her. Mrs. Nell is on her way TO San
Francisco to Join Miss Violet NELL and
wiz remain about a month. She leaves
this afternoon after having spent a
short time with friends.
The date set for the marriage of Miss
Julia Wright and David &. EccIes of
ogden is Wednesday Feb. s. The mar
ception at the home of the brides par
ents i'm Ogden
Hugh w. Dougall entertained at a
stall party last evening at the theatre.
followed by q supper in compliment to
Ellison Van Hoose with the Melba
company, who was his friend in Paris.
The guests of honor were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellison Van Hoose and the others were
MIR. and Mrs J. ]. Mcclellan, Miss Ha-
eel Taylor of Provo and S. Molyneux
Worthington.
Mrs d. Moore Lindsay returned
Wednesday evening from Denver.
where she went to accompany her son
Crawford on his way to London.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Lynn and their
daughters, Jennie and Winnie. left
yesterday for Europe, They viii not
return till next autumn.
Mrs. Frank Knox will leave next
Thursday for a visit of some time in
Southern California,
Mrs. Everett Buckingham viii enter
tain at her home next Friday after
noon.
DR.. T. B. Beatty returned last even
ing from Havana and Panama.
The Sarasate club gave the second
dance in the series of parties last
Tuesday evening at the Ladies' Liter
! airy club.
The women of St. Pauls guild viii
give valentine party at the rectory on
| the evening of Feb. a. for the young
Mrs w l. Snyder entertained at a
! luncheon Monday in compliment to
Mrs. James Christensen and Mrs.
John Meter.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Banks have an
| nounced the engagement Of their
! daughter. Myrtle Louise. to Leroy &c
Cles. son of Mr. and Mrs. David Eccles
of Ogden. The date of the wedding is
Thursday. Feb. 3.
Mrs. Alan L. Lovey will be in town
! -fan To zf1s R-f
time with her sister. Mrs. c. G.. Sin
clair at the New Southern.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Walker viii leave
early next month TO spend some time
in California.
Miss Lena Sprengel goes to Chicago
in a few days to make her home there.
Mr. and Mrs. d. c. Jackling are now
at home at 731 Brigham street having
taken the w. A, sherman home
Mrs. C. Frank clark is visiting
friends in Ogden.
]. J. Mcclellan has just returned
from Grand Junction. where he gave
an organ recital Tuesday evening in
the Congregational church.
The Ladies' Literary club meets at >
!. m. today. The programme will be III
L
rent literature section of the club Miss
! Edith WoodmanSee will read paper
on Helen Keller and Her Work and
! Mrs Il. NJ. Fisher will review Eliza
beth'S Adventures In Rugen.' The mu-
sic will consist of a vocal duet by Miss
fora Shay and Mr.. Stalter. and solo
! Icy Mrs. Kate Bridewel Anderson
Mrs. Ferdinand Dickert entertained
| informally at a luncheon yesterday
Miss Hazel Taylor of Provo is the
/ guest OF the Misses Dougall on West
| Temple street.
Mrs. Arthur Bird entertained a few
| LENDS yesterday at a luncheon for her
aunt. Mrs. Daniel Gallagher of Omaha.
/ Red pOnsettias were used in decoration
I with the same color carried out in all
accessories.
The WOmen'S Republican club VIII
/ give a kensingtOn at the residence of
/ Mrs. John James. 31S G street this aft
ernoon. a musical programme will be
| given and refreshments served.
The Utah Woman's Press club will
meet Saturday evening at the EXPO
rent office. Te1npletOn building The
programme is as follows: Current
Events" Mrs. Maria Frame: patriotic
poem, DIR. Ellis Ship; George Wash
| iTgtoB," Mrs. Minnie j. Snow; THE
Friendship of Lafayette and Washing
ten" Mrs. Emil Maeser; The Story of
| Betsy Cross and the First Flag Mrs.