The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-18
SOCIETY



No such social and club affair COM
oined has ever been given in Salt Lake
as was the second annual breakfast of
the Ladies Literary club given yester-
day at the Emery Holmes cafe. Two
hundred of the members and their
friends sat down to the breakfast at
1890 o'clock and il was nearly -four
hours later when the last response
was finished. The tables were laid in
the two main dining rooms, that TO the
southwest holding nearly all of the
company. Here the table extended
around the entire wall and enclosed a
smaller oval table between the two
large central pillars The table showed
the decorations of the club, green and
gold being the only colors used ON
each length Of the table was an in-
mense basket of daffodils with plu-
moSa. and sprays of the ferns with
numerous daffOdils and Japanese lilies
were scattered over the cloth. Heavy
crystal candelabra at each corner held
candles, and smaller candlesticks were
placed betwesn. A menu of ten courses
was served and at it's close al the
guests moved into the large room for
the toastS. Mrs. Hal w. Brown. pres
ioent of the club. introduced Mrs. John
Cain as the 'toastmistress of the affair
Mrs. Cain responded with brief hui
norous respect and toasted each of the
speakers appropriately Mrs. Hal w
President" and in addition TO making
an appropriate response for the pres
ent incumbent brought to the club the
greetings of the absent ones, partieu-
larry Mrs ]. c. Royle, whose illness
Kept her away. At the close of Mrs.
Browns speech a resolution was passed
unanimously TO send greetings and
flowers to the first president, Mrs.
Royle. Mrs. Gilchrist. the second pres
ident Of the club, was rememberld
also.
Following the the toasts as they
We're given:
Our President" Mrs II. w. Brown;
Where the MacGregor sits. there is
the head of the able."-McDonald-s
Our Guests" Mrs. c. f. Richards;
Come in the evening, or come in the
morning;
Come whsn you're looked for, or come
without warninSj
A thousand welcomes you'll find here,
before you,
And the oftener you come, the more
Old Irish Toast.
Our Confreres," Mrs. William Iglz-
heart.
And do as adversaries do in law;
Strive nightly, but eat and drink as
friends Shakespeare.
'.The Men" Mrs. Thomas Weir
Don't say nuthIn' that you can be
/ held tu." Lowell.
what the Club stands For Mrs
Lewis.
ITO crown my thoughts with acts
Macbeth.
The Have-beense the Are-nows and
the May-bes.' Mrs. Wightman.
! Comparisons are odious. '-Dogberry.
| Those seated at the table We're Mrs
Hal. w. Brown. Mrs e b Crftchlow.
/ Mrs c. d. Clark of Wyoming, Mrs.
! Bertha kunz Baker Mrs. Fine p. Err
nest Of Denver, Mrs. c. r. Richards,
/ Mrs. John Cain, Mrs. ]. NJ Dart, Mrs.
A. j. Hosmer. Mrs. c. l.. Rood, Mrs.
! Hoxeard s. Stowe Mrs. A T. VoIlmer.
| Mrs. G. F. StiehI. Mrs. william Igle-
heart. Mrs. {. M. owen, Mrs. J. 7.
/ Keith. Mrs. James .. Reber. Mrs. F.
| G Richmond, Mrs. ID. c. lacking, Mrs.
w. r Butler, Mrs. John Delano. Mrs.
/ George w. Meyer. Mrs Everett Buck
| hlghann, Mrs. J. T. Harris Mrs. w @.
J. d. Kenworthy. Mrs. c. d. Moore,
! Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett, Mrs w. n.
! Tibbals. Mrs. Charles Brink, Mrs. NJ. s
! Woodward, Mrs. w. II. Child. Mrs ;.
d. Evans, Mrs. j. J. hudson, Mrs. J. NJ
! Bowman. Mrs. a. II. Peabody. Mrs.
| Henry p. Henderson, Miss Kate Hen
! derson. Mrs. F. NJ. Galloway Mrs +.
/ w. Francis, Mrs. c.. G. KiddeT, Mrs
! f. T. Sprague, Mrs. o. Z. Cary. Mrs
! + c. Kelsey, Mrs. John A Marshall,
| Mrs. James Deitrick. Mrs Eugene
| Lewis. Mrs Alvah Lewis Mrs. 3. a.
| McNIillen. Mrs. H. G.. Mcmillan. Mrs. G.
| Y. Wallace, Mrs James r. Eddie,
Miss Sarah ,Spalding, Mrs. J. o. Os-
/ valid, Mrs. Ledyard, Mrs. NJ. Bailey,
] Mrs. J. A. Kimban. Mrs. r. c. Wood
! ruff, Mrs. j. Walcott Thompson, Mrs
| Elizabeth II. Coray, Mrs. w A. Druehl,
| Miss Eleanor l. Fox of Philadelphia,
| Miss Eleanor Crawford, Miss Mary
Jennings, Miss Harriet Dunster, Miss
/ Emily RosSbtIrg Mrs. a. NJ. Walden,
| Mrs Geo. NJ. Bacon. Mrs. Z. O. Jones,
| Mrs. 3. b. Owens, Mrs. Thomas Weir,
! Mrs John Weir. Miss Linda Jessup,
Miss VIorence Jessup. Mrs. +: F. Ec-
I Cles. Mrs. A c. Ewing, Mrs Kenneth
/ G. Kerr. Mrs. w. II. Bird, Mrs Arthur
I Bird, Mrs. A. T. Sanford, Mrs. F. j.
Fabian. Mrs. A. H. Woolley, Mrs. w. c.
! Mcleod Mrs. s. ". Derrah, Mrs
Frank b. Stephens. Mrs, Warren G
! Bogue, Mrs. w II. Dale. Mrs. j. L.
| Franken, Mrs. VI. j. Cheesman. Miss
beatrice Cheesman, Mrs. j. F. Grant
! Mrs. w. r. Wightman, Mrs. Elmer 3.
Jones. Mrs. .. H. Kister. Mrs. L. @.
Weber. Miss Georgia Weber. Mrs l.
.. Glosz. Mrs. F. b. Hobbs. Miss
| Hobbs. Mrs. A. II. Boxrud. Mrs r.
! w Fisher Mrs. W. p. Lynn, Mrs. r.
! J. Mudgett. Mrs. James Hogle, Mrs.
| Walter 5. Kelley. Miss Elizabeth Now
lands. Mrs. ]. T. Treasure, Mrs. By
lTon Groo Mrs. Graham +. Putnam,
Mrs. j. H. Young. Mrs. z. A. KimbaH,
Mrs Rachel Miller, Mrs. W. H. Bintz,
Mrs. F. Hornung, Mrs. :. V. Trent,
Mrs. O. L. Lse. Mrs. w q. Lee, Mrs
| w c Jennings. Mrs. c. I. Douglas,
! Mrs. r J. HILL Miss Emma L. Maddi-
4 son. Mrs. T. r. Black. Mrs. Joy II.
/ Johnson. Mrs. +. w. Packard, Mrs. NJ
r. Stewart. Mrs. Joel l.. Priest, Mrs
IL. c.. Burt. Miss Mary Burt. Mrs
George Sutherland, Mrs. a. Brown
! Mrs. F. r Rsed Mrs H. l. Miller
] Mrs. NJ. b. Sowles, Miss Myra Sowles
Mrs. A. A Gibson, Mrs. y. b. Dresser
! Mrs A. L. Hoppaugh, MRS. William
| Rartling. Mrs. John Hinman, Miss
Ethel Paul, Mrs SAMUEL Paul, Mrs. F
w. Hayt of Park city Mrs C. @
/ PIun1mer Mrs. /. o. Rhoades. Mrs. c
+. Post. Mrs. Z. b. Beatty, Mrs. y
b. White. Mrs. c. X. Parmalee, Mrs.
H. Hughes Mrs. r. Holsciaw, Mrs.
4 G, Lincoln, Mrs. Russell Tracy. Mrs
J. II. Brown, Mrs. Z, H Harrison
Mrs w. +. James, Miss Margare
Park Mrs Max Well Mrs. Morri:
Brown. Mrs e W. Whitney, Mrs
Henry La Motto Mrs Moses Kirkpat
rick. Mrs. Frank Harris, Mrs, n. A
Merrill Mrs. r. r. McConaughy, Mrs
/. N. Boutwell,. Mrs. Morris Il. Richie
! Mrs. A J. Gustin. Miss Mayme Ready
| Mrs John r Dolly, Miss Dooly. Mis-
| Edith Woodmansee, Mrs. Byron Cum
mings. Mrs. II. s. Knight. Mrs. NJ NJ
johnson. Mrs. Ellen Elliott, Mrs. Da