The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-24

resumed her duties and led the session
! for the day. A number or quotations
from Shakespeare, a brief review, and
two topics, THE English Drama From
Shakespeare and Shakespeare, were
handled and discussed. Mrs. Clayton
gave a graphic description of The Wo-
men of Shakespeare. On Friday, NOV
20, Mrs. L. d. Johnson will entertain
the club at her residence at so Twenty
third street, at which time the members
will discuss The Merchant of Venice.
Mrs. T. w. Clancy will entertain the
Tolstoi club on Tuesday afternoon at her
home, 1928 Childs avenue.
Mrs. c. d. Tyree and Mrs. Anderson
entertained the Pythian Sisters at the
home of the former on Friday after
noon.
Mrs. C. K. Bannister and Miss Emily
Bannister entertained the Bridge club
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Beatrice Steele will visit with rel
atives in Salt Lake for the next two
weeks
Mrs Tom Dwyer entertained the C. 1.
A. ladies Thursday afternoon.
/ The high school alumni gave a ball on
Friday evening in honor of the football
boys. The hall was gaily decorated with
the alumni colors and the high school
colors. large number of alumni, their
| friends and students of the high school
! were present.
Miss Ola Whitney entertained about
twenty of her friends at a five hundred
party on Tuesday evening. Prizes were
I =
Wheeling, Gordon Brown and Louis
Payne.
The Woman's Relief club of Dix-Lo-
gan post No. ? Grand Army of the Re
public, were entertained on Thursday aft
ernoon by Mrs. A Toponce at her home
on Adams avenue. Some time was de-
voted to a discussion of the affairs OF
| the organization. Luncheon was served.
Mrs. c. E. Lyon entertained the Child
! Culture club at her home on Tuesday
| afternoon. The program consisted of a
/ reading by Mrs Riser, entitled Where
| Girls Learn Trades; a parliamentary
drill conducted by Mrs. Nelson and a
poem read by Mrs. Vogel Refreshments
! were served
| Miss Marie Evans. daughter of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. t. b. Evans. was married to Frank
| H. Snyder on Wednesday in the Salt
| Lake temple, and in the evening the
young couple entertained their friends
informally at the home of the bride on
| Thirteenth street
The charity ball given at the Weber
! Stake academy on Wednesday night, Nov.
| 20, was one of the most brilliant social
| functions of the season and drew to-
| gether parhaps the largest crowd that
| has ever attended a similar event in this
city. The ball was opened with the
| grand march. led by MayOr-elect a. L.
| Brewer and Mrs. Frank J. Cannon Sew
enty-five couples were in the line, which
| circled the hall two or three times, and
| then formed into a plain quadrille of the
| old fashioned type. which was enjoyed
! immensely Ford orchestra furnished
| the music
| Mrs. A P Hibbs entertained a num-
| Der Of guests at cards at her home yes
| terday afternoon. The party was given
| in honor of Mrs. T e. Fitzgerald who
| recently returned from an eastern visit.
| The guest of honor and Mrs s. w
/ Wherry were awarded the prizes. Chry-
santhemums were used for the decOra-
| TONS Dainty refreshments were served
| during the afternoon Those present were.
| Mrs. H. H. Spencer. Mrs. c. A. Wherry,
| Mrs S w Wherry Mrs. H. L. Bell
Mrs. A. T. Bigelow, Mrs. P. Healy, Mrs.
| T A Whalen, Mrs. o. NJ. RunyOn, Mrs.
! R. T Hume, Mrs. Abe Kuhn, Mrs. T.
NJ. Nye, Mrs F. n. Hess. Mrs. J. c. Nye
Mrs. r. A. Grant, Mrs. F. ]. Cannon,
Mrs. ]. H Knauss, Mrs. F. J. Van Ness
| Mrs. c. r. HOllingsWorth and Mrs. Sher-
/ man of Michigan.