The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-07

on the Pufitans Miss Townsend IA
vored the ladies with a piano solo. and
after roll call and singing OF "Ameri-
I ca the club adjourned to meet Monday
with Mrs. L. B. Wight.
A social event of the week occurred
Thursday evening at the home Of Judge
and Airs D. \. Straup, when the menu
I hers of the Bay View club entertained
/ their husbands The house was deco
rated with ferns. carnations and the
club colors. judge and Mrs. StFaup
and Mrs II. II. Frame. the club presl-
/ dent. received the guests in the front
parlor Early in the evening a fine mu-
steal program was rendered. Miss
Pearl Savage SANG My Rosary and
/ responded to encore with Il Love You
Truly" Miss Leoua AicCurtain con-
I tributed two violin solos Flowers and
/ Ferns and minuet. Raymond Brown
sang '.AIandaIay." the accompanies be-
/ ing Miss Rosa Brown and Miss Gaby.
! Enjoyable features OF the evening were
the recitstions given by DR. aud Mrs.
/ Byron w. King.
Some time was devoted to cards and
/ social intercourse. after which elaborate
/ refreshments we're served by the Misses
Olive Jones. JeUna AICCurtaiu, Helen
/ Frame and Eleanor Warren. The mem
toasts and speeches which followed.
/ Mrs. II. II Frame presided az toast
mistress. and introduced each speaker
/ apfly and witJly. our Husbands
was responded to by Mrs. z. H. More
/ house in a speech combining both wit
and wisdom. The Advantages of
/ Clubs was presented in a forcible and
complimentary manner by William II.
/ Tibbals. "The New or Ideal Man" was
amusingly discussed by Mrs. L. D.
/ Rcasier. c. H. Morehouse demonstrate
ed that he thoroughly understood his
subject "AIy Wife's Giub. and Mrs.
Lafayette Hanchett gracefully respond
ed to tine toast. our Host ana Host
| ess."
Thursday evening. Feb. T. the College
| club was entertained by Mrs. Campbell
and Miss Tibbsis at the home Of the
latter 1905 Third avenue. At this meet
/ ing officers Tor the ensuing wear were
elected as follows Miss Florence Jeu-
ninss. president; Mrs. Ballard. vice
president; Mrs. 1. d. Travis. secretary;
Miss Bailey. treasurer; Mrs. +. o.
Jeatherwood and Miss Florence Hall
members of the executive committee.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Daughters Of Utah Pioneers WAS held
/ at AllE l4AIl llOAsot ia7A " ttAtfF'the
Minnie Horne Jaines presiding. Inter-
esting talks we're made by two Of the
pioneers of as. Bishop HyTum Ciawson
and Mrs. Sarah J. Cannon.
Bishop Clawson, in speaking Of Pho
neer Architecture told Of the building
of Social hal, theatre. temple, taber-
nacle and other pioneer buildings, while
Mrs. Cannon gave interesting remiuis-
cences of early days. The music Of the
afternoon was furnished by Miss Gard
neT, who sang two solos.
The Monday Night Literary club held
it last meeting with DR.. Alice n.
Houghton. Mr.. Tibbals gave an ex-
cellent paper on 1.-THE Study of an
American Poet and Mr.. Alter gave an
illustrated talk on Good Roads
The next meeting viii be held Feb. S
at the home of Mrs. Bledsoe, 1872 North |
State.
The Nineteenth Century club Of Provo |
met on Friday at the home Of Mrs J. /
W. Arid. The session before recess was
taken up with a short sketch of the /
great composer Mendelssohn by menu !
bers of the club. Mrs. +. f. Corfmsn |
gave one of his pieces, and Miss Maggie |
Candland played a group of his Songs
Without Words
Miss Josephine Kellogg gave the sur
prise paper of the afternoon, and pre-
scented the subject of "OratoTy" in a
very interesting manner
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The Misses Mamie and Mabel Freese /
entertained the Aedificium club at their
home on Monday evening. Those pres
ent were the Misses Grace Evans. Re
becca Boud, Ella Boud, Amy Wilson. l
frankie Mikesell Ethel Mikesell, Josie I
Willis, Ethel Willis, Erna Sconberg,
Luella Lloyd, Minnie Edwards, Esther
Edwards. Irene Delaney and Pearl Ed
wards. Miss Eva Stowe Of Creole,
Colo. was the guest of honor. Misses
Mamie and Mabel Freese were assisted
by Mrs. Freese and Mrs. Phil Dern.
The club will meet with Miss Erna
Sconberg Monday, Feb. s.
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The Utah Sorosis Of Provo s1net at
the home of Mrs. A. G. Lund on We'd
nesday afternoon. very interesting
paper. "a Sketch of Queen Elizabeth"
was given by Mrs. Dora Irvine. Mrs.
Margaret Nav took up the balance Of
the time with paper on What Three
Essentials Of Home Life Are Of Great
est Importance" The club viii meet
with Mrs. Lund next week.
The Quingenta Card club met with
Mrs Christianson last Tuesday. Prizes
were won by Mrs. CTabtree. Mrs Morris
Jones and Mrs. Christianson. The next
meeting will be Tuesday with Mrs. NJ.
a. Peters, 80 West Sixth South street.
The Undine club girls are making
preparations for their dance. which will
be given Friday, March 3, at Christen-
sens.
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the Hellenic meets Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock with Mrs. A. ].
| Gorham at I15 Second avenue.
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The WOman's club will meet Tues
day with Mrs. L 5. Deane at PA East
Third South street. Mrs a. Y. Tavlor
viii present the program of the after
noon.