The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26

evening at the home Of the brides par
ents. Bishop Ensign performed the ceFe-
mony. Those present We're: Mr. and
Mrs. Alonso Clark. Mrs. MARY Clark,
Fife. Della Bishop. Matte Watts. Ciar-
ence r. Child. w. L. Mcintyre. Emma
Z. Child. Ethel Watts, Joe Thompson.
Martha Child. Colonel Child Frank BY
Pauline Bybee, BeTl Shirtz. Mr.. and Mrs
]. II. Mcintyre. Nellie Doxey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Wilson George j. Reader,
Lizzie Watkins. Ruby Watkins, David H.
Doxey. ID, II, Ensign. J. \. stephens.
Nancy Bybee, Mabel Bybee Leroy BY
bee. Agnes Bowman. Mrs, J. =. Taylor.
Alta Mcintyre. Jennie Byoee. Paul Child.
Alr. and Mrs. j. b. sheldon, Josie BY
bee. Warden Cutlett John Hogan. Edith
Child. Emma Bybee. Sidney Bybee. Ellis
Fife. Grant Mcintyre and Lester. r.
The ToIstoi circle RET at the home OF
Mrs. Cook. on Twentieth street. on the
afternoon OF Nov. a Mrs. Hettie Miller
presiding. After the reading of the min
utes Of the previous meeting roll call
and quotations followed Gray's "Elegy''
was the STUDY OF tho afternoon. each
member giving her faVorite verses, with
comments or tho S2me- This was fol-
lowed by a discussion of the perseeu-
lions Of the Jews. the need Of sympathy
and help OF the Christian people at large.
and the present conditions now existing
in Russia. \ social hour during which
refreshments were served. closed the aft
ernoon The guests Of the afternoon
were Mesdames Howe Rosenbiuth. Thor
burn and Dinn. The club win meet next
with Mrs. Meek. $3.50 Jefferson avenue.
on Tuesday. Nov. IS. Each member Is
requested to bring Jewish lady friend
One of the bright events of the coming
week is the tea to be given by the ladies
OF the Catholic Sewing society on Tues
DAY afternoon at the home OF Mrs. No
n. Madison a
Mrs. J. T. Hurst is a san Lake visitor
this week. and "Wednesday afternoon her
nephew. Roscoe Breeden. gave lunch
con in her honor at the Commercial club.
The Ladies Literary club will meet on
Tuesday Nov. Is with Mrs. Joseph Scow-
croft, o33 Twenty-sXth street.
Mrs A: L. REYNOLDS and Maude Flew
cling will leave next week for Long
Beach. Cal, where they will spend the
wintes
=, The Child Culture, club viii meet on
on Twenty-fourth street.
Mrs George McGonagle Mrs. Jack
Browning. Miss Virginia HoutZ. Miss
Neda Eccles and Miss Nell Hendershott
Sington given by Miss Ethel Olsen Of Salt
Lake on TUESDAY afternoon in compile
ment to Mrs. Cuibert Olsen.
The marriage of Miss Ruby Hunt Car
rett 10 William Vaughn Norris will take
place "Wednesday evening Dec. g. at the
home of 7. c. Morris. go Twenty third
street. at D y CLOCK a large reception
will be given in their honor after the
ceremony,
Mrs, Job Pingree and Mrs. Ballantyne
were hostesses at a very prettily ar
ranged china shower on Thursday even
ing at the home of the former, in COM
pliment to Miss Louise Christensen, whose
marriage 20 DIR. W. j. Browning will
take place Wednesday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Moore entertained
the Merrymakers' club at their home on
Lincoln avenue Friday evening. The
evening was pleasantly spent in playing
high five. after which the guests were
ushered into the dining room, where a
dainty repast was served by the hostess.
Those winning prizes at card playing
We're Mrs Z. b. Stone, Mrs q. A. Watts.
Mrs p. a. kohn and Messrs. 2. A.
Kohn. ii. II. Holbrook and q. \. Watts.
The club will meet next with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. 3. Stone.
On Wednesday, Nov. %, in the Salt
Lake temple, will take place the mar
riage Of Miss Louise Armeda Christensen
and Or. W. ]. Browning. Miss Carsten-
sen Is a sister of Joseph Christensen and
Is popular among scores of friends and
Mr.. Browning is the son of W. ".
Browning and one of Ogden's most prom
Using young physicians. The young cou-
pie Will be at home after Jan. 10 at 26i6
Lincoln avenue.