The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17

day. where they will spend the holidays
with relatives and friends
The Modern Woodmen gave an enjoy
able card party and dance Tuesday even
ing. Delicious refreshments were served.
Roy Tribe, who has been doing mis-
sionary work for upwards OF three years
II Germany, returned home Monday
One of the most pleasant social func-
tons of the week wa IL
party given by Mrs. L. A. Littlefield and
her daughter, Mrs. ". a. Turner. In ad-
dition 10 cards dainty refreshments and
social converse served TO while away the
pleasant hours.
Mr. and Mrs \. P Kohn delightfully."-
entertained the Merrymakers club on
Thursday evening at their home on
Twenty-third street The evening
very pleasantly spent at cards, prizes be-
ing awarded to Mrs. J.. 4. Moore, Mrs
Stanley Johnson. Mrs. A. j. Rollow,
Messrs G. A Waite. Z. B. Stone and
Stanley Johnson.
The Child Culture club had very pleas
ant meeting on Tuesday with their kind
hostess, Mrs. Smith Considerable rou-
tine business was done in reference to a
lecture which the club expects to have
in the near future. After the cOnclu-
sion Of this Mrs. Farley Wright gave one
. of the best papers which has ever been
presented before the members. Her sub
Ject was Voice Culture and she han
died IL with power and Skill II was eX-
haustlVe, covering the topic IN all its
a brief intermissiOn the history OF Texas
was considered. Mrs. billiard conducted
/ the lesson, which was given by the mem
bers with commemorate zeal. The hostess
served dainty refreshments, and the club
adjourned TO meet Tuesday, Dec. 10 with
Mrs. George Halverson.
Al the Salt Lake temple on Thursday
Miss Lucy Tribe and Mr. Thomas Clarke
We're united in marriage. They returned
10 ogden in the evening and We're given
a brilliant wedding reception at the home
of the brides parents, as IWenty-fOurtn
street. which was enjoyed by large num-
Der of relatives and friends, who spent q
pleasant time al music ana SOclailJy. Iney
will make Ogden their future home.
The home of DR.. and Mrs. II. j. Powers
25Ss Grant avenue. was the scene OF Il
pretty wedding Tuesday evening Wnen
their daughter, Miss frankie Powers De
came the bride of Howard J.. McNeYln'
At the appointed hour the contracting
parties attended by Miss Forrest, as
bridesmaid, and Mr.. Claude Peck as best
man, entered the parlOr and took their
places beneath a beautiful creation OF
chTysanthemums and ferns and the mar
riage service was performed by KEY. Al,
fred Brown of the Church or the GOOD
J Shepherd. Mr.. and Mrs. McNeVln VIII
be at home To their many friends at Z345
Grant avenue after Jan. l. 1906.
a pretty home wedding took pace Tues
| day evening at the residence or Mr.. ana
Mrs Lee Browning, when Miss Lena Nj.
/ Browning was united in bonds of wedloek
with Llewellyn J.. Shanks in the presence
of over 100 relatives and friends. Presl-
| dent Q. r. Middleton officiating. Miss
Emma Browning attended the bride ana
1 Mr.. l. w. Parry acted as best man. Mr..
and Mrs. Shanks Will be pleased TO meet
/ their friends after Jan. /, at 6ZS twenty
| ninth street.
The meeting of the Historical society;
which is usually held on Saturday. will
/ be held on Monday night instead at the
home of Mrs. r. p. Hunter. 22iS Quincy
avenue and in place OF the regular pro-
/ gramme Mrs. Hunter is going to treat
| the club with q musicale. All mem Ihpe .I
are requested TO be present and each one
/ is privileged to bring an escort.
The Ladies of the Maccabees held their
annual election of officers on TUESDAY,
| Dec T. the following ladies being elected
| for the ensuing year: Commander, Mrs.
| Lizzie BrOtherton; record keeper IRE
elected. Mrs. Lucy Nelson; finance Keep
| er (re-eleeted), Mrs. Amos Llnsley; cnap-
| lain, Mrs. Brella Grant; sergeant, Mrs
| Barbara Ludwig; mistress --arms' Mrs.
! Jemima Furniss: sentinel, Mrs. Agnes
| King: picket, Miss Jean Hunter.
Miss Kitty Fitzgerald was hostess on
| Tuesday evening at character party al
| her home on Adams avenue. About forty
guests participated In the delghttul al
! fair which might well be classed as
! among the smartest and most mover
events OF the early winter season. MUSIC
I and dancing contributed 10 the pleasure
of the evening. and an interesting mass-
zinc guessing contest was also introduced.
/ DrizeS for the game being awarded TO
I Miss Cannon and Mr.. Aye Prizes Tor
| the best characters were won by MISS
E<iesel and Mr.. Spencer. me decofau9ua
were very unique and were suggestive
of the Yuletide season. Xmas bells and
! imitation snow CARRIE out tho idea very
effectively, and the table was work OF
art with its decorations or SAT- snips'
snoWballs and bells.