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

spend the holidays here, after which
she will return and resume her vocal
studies
Misses Edith and Stella Young enter
tanned their friends Saturday evening.
About fifty young people spent the
evening in games and music. A dainty
luncheon was served and those present
had a very pleasant time.
The relief society of the Fourth ward
gave very unique entertainment Fri
day evening in the way of a play rep
resenting the early settlers of the ward.
and impersOnating various characters
which was thoroughly enjoyed by those
present.
! The Sixth ward entertained Friday
night in honor of the outgoing and in
coming officers of the Mutual Improve
ment associations of that ward. Those
of the Young Mems organization who
will be released from work are Presi-
dent James Glove, assistants w. f..
Stoker and 1. A. Smoot, Secretary Al
fred Larsen. These will be succeeded
| by Monroe Paxman, David johnson, J.
| w. McAdams and Jesse Mccullough.
The retiring officers of the Young La
| dies association are Sadie Graham,
president; Allie Smoot, aide. Succeed
ing these will be Lydia Knudsen, presi-
dent; Mrs Nellie Wilde and Miss Han
nah Dunn, aids, and Hattie Snow, sec
rotary.
Mrs. Edward Mcdonald of Boulder,
Colo, is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. f.
Taylor of I4akeView.
Mrs. Albert S. Jones entertained the
officers of the primary association of
the First ward Monday night. A pro-
gram consisting of songs and recita-
lions was rendered, after which re-
fFoc IA to 4
The Kia Ora club met at the home of
Miss Achsa Eggertsen Monday even
ing. A debate, Resolved, That men
are the stronger SEX was the order of
the evening. Those who took part were
Lydia Knudsen, Archie Thurman, Har-
Vey Fletcher, Beulah Keller, affirma-
tive, and May Thurman, Fern Smoot,
Milton Thomas and Thomas Broadbent.
negative. The latter carried off the
honors.
The Pallas club met at the home of
Mrs. Leo Ekins Thursday evening. The
| time was spent in games and music. A
dainty luncheon was served.
The Social Sixty club gave a dancing
party in the First ward social hall We'd
nesday evening. About forty-five cou-
pies were present and spent a most de-
| lightful time.
| Miss Beulah Storrs, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Storrs, is making
! excellent progress in the study of elo-
cutiOn at Manchester, England.
! The Jolly Dozen club met at the
home of Miss Vilate Knudsen Thursday
evening. Those present had a very
| jolly time.
The Nineteenth Century club met
with Mrs. E. E. COrfman Thursday af-
| ternOOn. Mrs. ]. J. Num- gave a very
interesting paper on Booker T. Wash
! ingtOn. Another paper was given on
Paul Larence Dunbar, after which the
club members went through a parlia-
mentary drill.
/ Mrs. w. B. Serial entertained the 500
| Card club last Tuesday evening. Mrs.
z. F. Corfman won the ladys and Mr..
Brown won the gentleman's prize. The
club will meet at the home Of Mrs. Phil
! Speckart next week.
Miss Jean Williams gave a party last
| Wednesday evening in honor Of Lester
! Peterson of MapletOn. The time was
very pleasantly spent in song and mu-
sic. A very dainty lunch was served.
Miss Fern Dunn of Eureka is visiting
/ friends in Provo this week.
/ Miss Annie Hendley has returned
| from a short visit to American Fork.