The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-27

Natural Gas Whist Club to Mrs. Lulu
Miner" Bread IN rustic letters in the
centre. March oath, 1922
The first gentleman's prize, a solid silver
match safe, engraven on the front. IN. @.
W. Q. to L. L. Archer. March "a, 1892,
souvenir.
The lady's BOBBY prize was a dainty
coIored glass card basket, and the gentle
mems BOBBY prlzs was deck of cards in
an oxodlzsd silver case and Chinese idol.
which was quite pretty ornament. Mrs.
OImsted was on the committee of selection
OF the prizes and showed exquisite taste.
The refreshments, which consisted Of ham
sandwiches, Boston brown bread sand
witches, stuffed eggs, pickles, assorted
| cake, Ice cream ana coffee, were delicious
and were served at the card tables. and
! with each plate was given the most UNIQUE
souvenir IN the form OF an egg, a real egg
smell gIIded over, with gum for legs, also
gllded and filed with violets. Everything
was IN good taste in more ways than one
and everybody had a delightful time
The Hogle club met with Miss Maggie
Taylor, 81 South, First West street. There
were eight tables and the game was the
ever popular high five. No prize given
untl the end OF the season, but delicate re-
iresnments were served and beautiful
punches OF violets were distributed as
souvenirs of the occasion. Those pres
en6 were. Misses Edith Weller, Mel
Weller, Late Curry, Lily Young, Susie
Rlter, Edna Wells, Clara Herman, Dorothy
Sears, Rie Hills, Maggie Taylor, Nal Tay-
lor and Florence Young Messrs. Hyde,
young, Charles Wells, Heber Burton,
George Ritter, Lewis Wells, Lyman Bur
ton, Edgar Hills, Lewie Hills, Vic Wells.
Rodney Badger and Walter Conrad.
At the meeting of the Ladies' Literary
club, after some time on current topics the
subject Of Christian Science was presented
| by Mrs. Frank kimball and Mrs. George
Dunford
The Browning Class which met at DR..
Fosters last Monday will meet tomorrow
night at Rev. DIR. Utter's and continue the
reading of Easter Day"
The formal engagement reception of
Rabbi jacobson and Miss Hester Gene was
largely attended.
The New England society met at Dr.
Whltney's Office and spent an enjoyable
evening.
Nine. Crawford's recitals are treats and
should be taken advantage of more than
they have been.
Inc Fourteenth ward entertainment was
well patronized and netUed neat sum for
the young ladies under whose direction it
was given.
The Emerson class met with Mrs. Siegel
wednesday evening to read and discuss
act OF Goethe's Faust" The deep and
WOE range of thought, the subtle and
hidden meaning of the German poet is sell
oom so well interpreted by foreigner as
thls club inteprets him. The club will
meet next week at the residence of Mrs.
Ilobltts, 669 South Main street.
Last Wednesday the cantata of "Queen
Esther" given by the children OF the
hebrew Sabbath school, was pronounced
success.
The reception and luncheon given to
General Alger at the Templeton last We'd
nesoay was thoroughly enjoyable affair,
ana reflects great credit on the Republican
committee.
Thursday at the Union club the ladies'
nau IL all their own way. 1t was their day.
mrs. y. w. Powers luncheon was q very
peasant affair, the floral decorations being
very cnolce and the table service exquisite.
MIS-. FoWers IS charming hostess and
naAes one feel so welcome when fortunate
enough to be her guest.
The social event of the week was the