The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-15
An Active Week Passed in the
Polite World.
THE HERALDS CARD BASKET
Sweet Charity's observation-disclosures
Past and Prospective,

oVsA d HuaHCldl success ana peasant anG
enjoyable affair. The proceeds of the en-
tertainment are to be used to assist the
SICK and afflicted ones and to help in main
tanning benevolent institution that ha:
been struggling along for some years witt
but little substantial help. The Young
Ladies Mandolin club will appear during
the evening and render some choice selec
lions, which feature will be particular
attraction. The green room will be hand
somely decorated for the occasion and sew
eral booths for the sale of flowers ant
candy will be stylishly fitted up ant
draped. Young girls in artistic costume.
Will preside at these booths. Misses Mel
ClaWson, Allie Davis and May jennings
famous for their delicious homemade can
dies, are lending their aid to make the
candy and will also help at the booths
There will be a rustic well flied with lem
onade where the weary dancers may drink
ana be refreshed. The music will be fur
nlshed by one of the finest bands in tn.
city and good caller secured.
A chlldren's party will be given the fol
LOWING day commencing at2 pm, by the
same committee and the same band will
play for them. II will be an exceedingly
interesting entertainment for the little
folks.
The following named ladies and gentle
men are the reception committee for the
hospital ball: President MILFORD Woodruff
PRESIDENT George Q. Cannon, President
Joseph F. Smith, PresidenJ Franklin D.
Richards, Mrs. Franklin D. Richards
President Angus NJ. Cannon. Judge c. S.
Zane, Hon. John L. Came Mrs. John T.
Calne, Mr.. Spencer Clawson, Mrs. Spencer
Ciawson, Hon. LeGraud Young, Mrs. Le-
Grand Young, Hon. f. S. Richards, Mrs
+. 5. Richards, Lieutenant Richard w.
Young, Mrs. Richard w. Young, Mr..
Thomas w. jennings, Mrs. Thomas w.
Jennings, Mrs. Zina d. H. Young, Mrs.
Bathshe6a W. Smith, Judge ]. w. Judd,
Mrs. j. w. Judd, Captain Willard Young,
Mrs. Willard Young, Mr.. o. j. Salisbury,
MRS. y. j. Salisbury, Hon. James Sharp,
Mrs. James Sharp, Mr.. Frank H. Dyer,
Mrs. Frank H. Dyer, Mr.. Joseph Horne,
Mrs. Joseph Horne, Mr.. w. B. Dougall,
Mrs. w. B. Dougall, MIR. William Groes
beck, Mrs. William Groesbeck, Mr.. John
Clark, Mrs. John Clark.
The series Of three Assembly balls will
begin with Thanksgiving eve, the oath, and
VIII be held at the Knutsford. They will
again take rank among the most delight
fully planned and executed parties of the
social year, numbering among its members
the leaders of society of both sexes. The
environments of the Knutsford will be s
fitting background for the magnifcence Of
the occasion.
On Monday evening November the
members and friends of the Central Chris
tlan church, at the residence of Mr.. John
A. Adams, No 405 East Second South
street, rendered a reception to Rev. B. f,
Clay and his most estimable wife, who ha
Just returned from tour through the cas-
soliciting funds among the brotherhood oil
the church Tor the building of house of
worship in this city. Mr.. Clay reports
that his efforts in this work have been
quite successful. The good feeling and
harmony manifested among all present to-
ward each other and toward Mr.. and Mrs.
Clay on this occasion clearly indicate the
high esteem the members Of this church
have for them. Much Joy and happiness
prevailed and the evening soon passed
pleasantly away with social converse and
music Refreshments were served. and
after many expressions of Christian love
and esteem Cor Mr.. and Mrs Clay, this
large gathering dispersed for their homes.
MIR. and Mrs. Adams an Miss Adams are
entitled to the thanks of all present for the
they received and entertained the guests,
Among those present were noticed.
DR.. and Mrs. Millison, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Walden, DR.. and Mrs. Burrows, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Budds, Prof. and Mrs. Wolf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
5. Langston, Mr.. and Mrs. Braucher. Mr..
and Mrs. L. r. Tisdale, Mr.. and Mrs. J.H.
Chance, Mr.. and Mrs. Baysinger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Snedaker, Mr..
and Mrs. Shearer, MIR. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Breeze, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Adams.
Mrs. Stanield, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Pea.
body, Mrs. w. H. Cassidy, Mrs. Fellows.
Mrs. Allen, Miss Lizzie Cassidy. Misses
Mcclure, Miss Maud Hunter, Miss Alice
Mattox, Miss May Hooper, Miss May
Berry, Miss Maud Brown, Miss Mary
Adams, Miss Sophia Berry, Miss Rebecca
Millison, Miss Sprague, Miss buchanan,
Mr.. Stem, Mr.. r. II. Walger, Mr. Charles
Jennings, Mr.. Charlie Brown, Mr.. Meek,
Mr.. Roy 1isdale, Mr.. Sam Clay. Mr. Row
Mlllison, Mr.. Kicker, Mr. L. E. Berkey,
Mr.. William Pischel and others.
Mrs. j. E. Bamberger gave most elabo-
rate reception, celebrating the anniversary
of her crystal wedding, on Tuesday Table
decorations were yellow chrisanthemums
and beautifully lighted by yellow tapers
held IN exquisite candelabra. Reception
hall, drawing and sitting rooms were pro-
fusely decorated in yellow roses. The menu
was faultless. The souvenirs to the ladies
were dainty cut glass boquet holders.
filled with violets and engraven on
one side was '76, and the other '9l.
About thirty guests were present. The
toilets of the ladies were lovely, not;ceably
that of the hostess who wore black lace
with heliotrope chiffon DECORATIONS. Mrs,
j. E. SiegeI was attired in cose-ftting
princess of gray faille francois, diamonds,
and was pronounced the belle of the occa-
sion. Mr.. and Mrs Moritz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Bamberger, H. Siegel and wife.
Mrs. Hanauer Mrs. Kane, MIR. A. Han.
auer, Mr.. and Mrs. Greenwald, mother
and father of Mrs Bamberger and few
others, all spending a most delightful
evening.
The Young Ladies' Aid society. an indie
fatlgeble set of workers. has already dis
posed of large number Of tickets for it's
charity ball, which occurs at Younger's
hall on the 18TH inst. Still the demands
upon the ladies in relieving the poor and
distressed are very great, and the courage
they display in assuming so much re-
sponsibility should appeal to not only the
hearts, but pockets, of the community.
To say that the ball is under tbs auspi-
ces of the following young ladies is an
assurance of a completely successful affair
IN every way: Misses Naomi Conklin
Sprague, Hampton, Zane, Miriam Godbe
Theresa Godbe, Agatha Copklin, Hanauer
Bertha Hemps tead, Anna
Macintosh, Rookledge, Lillian
Woodward, Wagner and Lawrence. The
young ladies wish to return thanks to the
gentlemen who have been very kind and
helpful in SO many ways. thereby lesseuing
their duties.
DR.. Talmage's lecture at the meeting of
the Students society on Friday night drew
IN unusually large audience. The subject
If the "Sun, Moon and Starsn received the
DOCTORS skilliul treatment He said he
considered that d study of Gods works
ENDS TO elevate man, and to be well
with them was. in his opinion.
10 be truly educated. He dwelt briefly
lpon the history of the science, tracing it
through the Chaideans Chinese pbonna