The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-11
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES
Parties and Personals During the
Past Week.
THE HERALD CARD BASKET
Most Of the Movements are Preparatory
for the Pending Winter Season,
Which Will be Active.
THE HERALD CARD BASKET

During Fanny Davenport's engagement
many theatre parties were given.
Mr.. Ed. j. Smith is happy father since
FRIDAY, but not any happier than Mr.. w
h. Rowe, the grandfather.
The discontinuance of the orchestra al
the hnutsford IS regretted by many who
where fond to listen to It's sweet strains.
Some of the leaders in society already
entertain the idea of a charity ball before
winter advances too far upon the INDECENT.
Rev. DR.. Mabry, of the First NJ. E.
church, has returned from his eastern triu
much improved by the needed rest he en-
joyed.
week from Thursday next the ladies
Of the Unitarian society will give another
social in the parlors Of the METROPOLITAN
hotel.
The season of 1912 for the Ladies' Mus
ical society ia about to open, aud with the
superb talent in the city it should be the
most successful season on record.
Mrs r. c. Chambers soiree musicale on
Tuesday last in honor of Miss Blanche
Viole Smith aud Miss Gratia Flanders was
the chief social event of the past week.
The Ladies guild Of ST. Marks have in
view musical and literary treat at the
Chamber Of Commerce hall for sweet ch ar
ity: Mention OF it appears in our Local
Brief column.
The liveliest high five party in all Utah
is the one TO which MIR. II. P Mason. Mr..
Nat M. Brigham and Mr.. d. c. Dunbar be-
long. They play for glory and incident
ally Tor htty-four points every time.
at the residence of Mr.. Milando Pratt a
number OF the young friends of Miss Viola
Pratt, the well-known singer, assembled
and celebrated her birthday. Music aud
literary entertainment continued till a late
hour
The DeverauX house was effulgent with
mirth and light on Thursday night, when
an entertainment and ball in honor of Miss
Name Miller, belle of Denver, were
given. The young lady is the guest of the
Misses keeney.
Mrs. Utter, the wife of Rev. DR.. Utter.
will arrive here from Cambridge, Mass.
this evening. This is her first visit TO
Zion, her new home. Mrs. Utter is a LADY
Of high intellectual attainments, and a
pleasant writer in prose and poetry.
DR.. Fowler gave dinner party on Wed
nesday at the Walker house 10 MIR. and
Mrs, o. j. Salisbury and their guest. DIR.
Walker, ST., and daughter, OF Denver;
also present, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. McCor
nick and daughter and ex Gov. West.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Csine and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Z. Jennings have organized q card
party. consisting of about twelve couples
which viii hold weekly sessions during the
winter, the first taking place this week in
the residence of Mr. Thomas Jennings.
Mrs. d. c. Dunbar has abandoned her
European trip aud is now IN Omaha. mt
viii return to Salt Lake within a month
and spend the winter here. Miss Alice
Hooper, Mrs. Dunbar's sister, who ex
pected to go abroad with her, has entered
Vassar college.
Mrs H. s. Eldredge gave a very pleas
ant party to her daughter Miss Esther
Eldredge, Monday evening last. Dancing.
music aud refreshments male up the en-
joyments of pleasurable occasion. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Smoot Mr..
and Mrs.Ja mes Jennings, MIR. and Mrs Wal
tor Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest r.
Eldredge, Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Maxwell,
Misses MaudesHardy, Jotie Beatie, Bertie
Benedict, Allie Davis, Nellie Groes beck,
Alta Young, Cecilia Sharp, Aggie Sharp,
Iessa Clawson, Alton Young, Bird
Dwyer, Belle Sears, Winnie Anderson,
Kate Dwyer, Nellie Young and Lola
Eldredge, Messrs. Ben r, Eldredge, S. M.
Jarrett Grant Hampton, Henry Jacobs,
Lewis Hills, Frank Anderson, Joseph
Geogehan, John G. Bechtol, Frank Groes-
beck, John Groesbeck, j. B. Toronto,
George Dwyer, w. J. Bateman, Josiah
Perkes, S. K. Hooper, H. R. Eldredge, G.
M. Owen. Harley Jennings. Frank Kraft,
John Twelves and E. a. Smith
FORT DOUGLAS.
Major Hugh Anderson, of Salt Lake.
MT. Derby, from the Promontory ranch.
and Mr.. Neff, from Denver, were guests at
the officers club last week.
Colonel Rose and Captain Ward were
royalty entertained at the Alta club on
Friday night.
The wedding cards of Surgeon Hickman,
U. ,. army, who is to relieve DR.. Wolyer
ton, arrived yesterday.
Captain Leven G. Allen and family
arrived on Thursday.