The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05

after which supper. which had been pre-
pared by the mother of the hostess, Mis-.
ID. w. Tribe. assisted BY Mrs. Helnei
was served
Mrs. Hugh c. Hamilton formerly OF
Salt Lake, is the guest Of her mother in
Ogden for few days. She will leave
this week for Poeatello, where she will
make her home.
The Ladies' Literary club met at the
home of Mrs. Thomas Carr Thursda ).
Three interesting papers formed the pro-
gramme for the afternoon-"The Renais-
sance OF Italy" by Mrs. Herdti: ''Grot-
TO-" by Mrs. Hamer, and Influence by
the Medlci on Art by Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. Culley rendered several vocal solos.
The club will next meet with Mrs. Brown
on Nov 16.
\ HaiIowe' en- party for which unique
invitations had been issued was given
Monday night by Miss Ruby Frodsham
at her home, 79f Twenty-third street.
The young people who attended were
dressed in odd costumes and presented
themselves at the door with masks COW
ering their faces.
Mrs. l. y. Pierce and Mrs. W. A. Nc
CAV gave a tea 10 the ladies of the Con-
gregatioaal church and their friends at
the home Of Mrs. Pierce. 2S2S Washing
ton avenue. Friday last.
Miss Rosabei Woods and Miss Amy
Clay entertained at the +. C.. Woods
residence S3l Thirty-third street. Thurs
day. in honor of Mr. Arthur Shreeve. who
leaves today on d mission to England.
Clothespin contests were INDUCED in and
refreshments were served The guests
were Miss Rosabel Scowcroft Miss
Zephyr Smith. Miss Allie FarT Miss Lii
liam Anderson. Miss ANY Clay, Miss
C'arabell Woods, Arthur SEreeve, Henry
civilian, Walter Poulton, Alva Jackson,
john Shurtliff aud Bert Foulger.
One of the largest social events OF the
no OF hJ ne N
lodge Of the Knights Of Columbus at the
TOller Dancing academy Monday evening.
It was a typical Halloween affair, the
academy being decorated with grinninS
iack-o'-l9nterns and festoons Of yellow
and black. There We're number Of out
Of town guests present. The grand
march was led by J. II. DeNine and Miss
Daisy Maginnis
|. The young ladies of the Fifth ward en-
tertained at the amusement hall on Non
day evening at a HalloWe en- party. The
chief attraction was a pike There
was a large attendance
\ peasant function given by the We
Der Stake academy was the reception %
the students by the faculty In the acad-
envy amusement hall Friday evening.
The hail was beautifully decorated with
the school colors, and the school orcheS-
ira furnished music. The refreshment
booth was literally patronized by all.
About 300 persons, Including teachers.
students, friends and parents, were pres
emit
Mrs. Coon entertained a number Of
women friends on Tuesday at her home
al luncheon.
Mrs T. NJ Conroy entertained last
week in honor of her mother, Mrs. Has
sett. The afternoon was spent in social
chat. Refreshments were served
Mrs E VI. Luckett was a visitor in
Salt Lake for few days last week
Mrs. RathhQn of Evanston is visiting
with Mrs. billiard i'm Ogden.
The ladies of the Episcopal church en-
tertained "A number of their friends at
the A. o. I. W hall or Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter Marx OF 81. Louis is visit
ing with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Abe
Kuhn.
Wednesday evening Frank Hallin and
Miss Rose Palmer were married at the