The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

Mrs. John Nicholson of f. street, as
! sisted by Mrs Walter Eidrcdgc, viii
give five hundred card party next
Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. \. L. Hurd will entertain nj five
/ hundred ON next Friday afternoon at
Ecr residence on East Fourth South,
Clubs.
The American Music society was en-
! tcrtained Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs c. c. Plummer The
evening was devoted largely to a CON
| sidcratton of the music of Dudley Buck.
as a mark of respect 10 the recently
deceased composeE The programme in
Charles Read; a sketch Of the life and
works of Dudley Buck, by Mrs :. o
:. Nclden, and several Of Buck s most
beautiful compositions; duet from the
Light OF Asia by Mrs. Plummer and
George Pvper: Sunset y by Miss Edna
Dwyer; " Fear Noy We, o Israel, :, by
Hugh Dougall. Besides these, there
were piano solos by Miss Lorinc Lcary
aud Miss Pearl Rothchild, aud n vio-
lin solo by George Skcitou. The Halo.
wcen idea was carried out In the dec
orations and refreshments. Mrs. Plum
mer was assisted 10y Mrs. Harold Siege
and Miss Osborne.
The Woman : club viii meet Tuesday
afternoon, November 8, al $50, with
Mrs. }. j.. Bowman, al 36i East Third
South street.
The Daughters OF the Coufcderacv
met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Eliza
beth Shaver, After a business meet
ing, IN ENJOYABLE social hour was spent
The next meeting Of The chaptcr viii
l,, hn m IO.spHnh1T
the next social meeting viii be Friday
evening, November 10.
The current event and current liter
aturc section met Friday, and had Il
most dchPbtful programme. furnished
by Frederick Knight Logan, who was
here with the RAGGED Robin company
as the musical director. Mr.. Logan
is n very gifted musician and composer
and PLAYED several of his own comro-
sitions. the first one being especially
beautiful. II was later found that he
composed and PLAYED il then for the
first time Miss Ferrci Of thc Robin
company, who has 4 beautiful voice.
sang several of MIR, Looan ; selections,
and John Thorn, n gifted singer. also
gave several numbers. Mrs. Annie Ad-
ans. mother Of Maud Adams gave 4
short but eloquent sketch from The
Merchant of Venice, An Informal
reception followed.
The history section Of the Ladies Lit
crary club will meet al l0:lJ Thurs
dav. November II, at the clubhouse,
Miss Knowles viii read ,uaucr on
F'The ReignS of IIadriau and the An
TONNES in Literature.
The next meeting Of the Daughters
of the American Revolution, Spirit Of
I Il. .lH.,-
November II, with Mrs. George ~.
Lowe. Mt 30S East First South street,
when Mrs. NJ NJ L. Allen viii be the
chairman for the afternoon.
The Bay View clpb will meet Monday,
| November s. with Mrs. j. Il. Davis nj
| Ills East Second South street, mt $50,
given; Roll call; RESPONSES from iIo-
mer: paper, "Short History of Attica
and Sparta;' "Iifc of Solon.p Mrs.
Ensign. 4 papcr on the persian
Vars will be given by Mrs. Brown,
The next meeting Of tho Browning
section Will bc Saturday. November l3.
at | o clock, with Mrs. Roscnbaum, at
Ninth East and East South Temple
streets
The next regular meeting of~ The
Ladies' Literary club Will be held AT
, clock Friday, November -. II will
be a Humane Society day. "Do Ami.
uals Renson?N viii be given by Mrs.
j.. j.. Marcy; DR., T. B. Beatty viii
talk on "Thr Work of the Humane So
ciety,' and Mrs. l.. NJ. Bailey viii give
paper on "The Dog in Fiction y
piano selection will be given by Miss
DeCamp of New Jersey and vocal sclcc
tons will he given by Miss Irene Kelly
and y. j. kesselberg
The Wasatch Literary circle met on
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs, W. II,
Tawney Mrs. Byron Cummings read
paper on "Pcrsia. !" A paper on ''Tho
Emmanuel Movement - written by Mrs.
Il. G.. McNiece. who is absent from the
city. was read by Mrs. G. G. Spooncr
Musical numbers were given by Mrs
Herbert Hays and Master Paul Taw
ney-
The Quingenta club will meet Tues
day, November g. with Mrs Simon
Black in the Arlington apartments on
First avenue, between e aud + streets,
The Utopia club was entertained at.
O'Clock luncheon Wednesday by
Mrs. Olive Gaylord, when in the game
which followed prizes were won bv Mrs
j. G.. Hanchctt Mrs. Mathew Cullen
Mrs. w. B Stanley and Mrs y. a
Wcdgwood. The next meeting of the