The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-22
all their taste and skill TO bear to enhance
the beauties OF their booth.

all their taste and skill TO bear to enhance
the beauties OF their booth.
The Ohio club met Friday evening at the
Metropolitan parlors. About fifty mem
bers were present and were called to order
by DIR. Shinnie, who presided with ease
and dignity. Mr.. j. f. Evans, on the part
OF the committee, presented badge for
auopnon. 1t was very neat, uniting the
coat OF arms of Ohio and Utah. Final ac-
ton was deferred until all the members of
the committee could be present. The Union
Pacific offered the beach fer their next
meeting and it was unanimously agreed to
go. Conversation and high five whiled the
hours away. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Buckley, Mr. and Mrs.
WHITLEY, Mr.. and Mrs. Schmier, Mr.. G..
Watrous, Mr.. and Mrs Lankston, Mr. and
Mrs. Sweltzer, Mr.. W. H. Young and
mother, Mr: McConahay, Misses Minnie
Kuhn and Julia Pancake, Mrs. M. hama,
Mr. }: S. Miles, Mr.. R. E. Wilkerson, Mr.
and Mrs. Dull, Mr.. Ankrom, Mr.. and
Mrs. Olmstead, DR.. and Mrs. A. Peak, Mr.
ana Mrs. Wyker, Mrs. Hopgood, MIR. and
Mrs. Schenck, Mrs. M. a Morton, Misses
Nevada Davis and Julia Ruth.
DR.. Ellen G. Gage gave very elegant
luncheon Saturday at r. Thirty-five invi-
tatons were out and but few regrets were
received. The house was a veritable bower
of lilacs and the atmosphere redolent with
tnelf perfume. The company brought to-
gether was brilliant and congenial. The
menu consisting, of six courses, was thor
oughly enjoyed. Among the guests were
Mesdames George Ryan, H. c. Wallace,
woodward, Daggett, Thrall, Redall, ]. H.
Grant Wendal Benson, Young, Garrett,
Norris, Utter, Hahn, Vollmer, Hiram
Johnson, i. c. Bailey, Edmond Carey,
Page, Mills, Smith, STANDARD and Miss
Florence Redale.
On Wednesday evening one of the most
enjoyable musicales of the season was
given at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. M
B. Sowles, on Third East street. in honor
of their guest, Mr.. T. J. Wilcox of Spokane
Falls, and formerly of this city. The os
tess gathered together many of this citv's
most gifted artists, and the music given
was rare treat. The daintiest of refresh
ments were served, and not until q very
late hour did the guests depart after
spending charming and delightful even
ing. Those present were: Mrs. T. ]. Will
cox, Mr.. and Mrs. Lilburn Palmer, Prof
and Mrs. Radcliffe, DR.. and Mrs. Plum,
Mrs. Vollmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Graham. MIR
and Miss Harper, Mrs. Greene, Misses
Lincoln, Leach, Sprague, Dilworth. Prof
Karl Hill, Mr.. Mccoy, Mr. Darsh.
An evening of prose, poetry and song bv
Mrs. F. w. Norris is to be given under the
auspices Of the ladies of the First Baptist
church Thursday, May &C. at s O'Clock. The
proceeds are to purchase an organ. These
ladies are fortunate in securing SO talented
lady as Mrs. Norris, who once kindly
read for the church at Harlan, N. v
through Mrs. Fields solicitation. A most
delightful evening Is already assured.
A very pleasant euchre party was that
given by DR. and Mrs. j. c. Weatherbv at
their elegant home on Thursday evening
There were present Judge and Mrs. Bow
man. Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Carpenter. Mr.
and Mrs. Brice, MIR. and Mrs, McGiIl. MIR
and Mrs. Stimson, Mr.. and Mrs. Watts
Mr.. and Mrs. Crossman, Miss Bonnill and
Mr.. G. E. Carpenter.
Of the ladies' Mrs. Bowman carried off
the hrst prize and Mrs. Brice the second.
whilst the first gentleman's prize was won
by Mr.. Cooper and the second by Mr.
Brice.
Refreshments were daintily served dur.
ing the evening under the supervision of
Mrs. Weatherby, and very pleasant time
was spent.
The pansy breakfast given by Mrs
Hahn was most enjoyable one. Pansies
adorned the centre of the table. and at
each plate was laid cluster of these
lovely fowers-a delicious menu was par.
taken of while brilliant conversation filled
the hours. Among those present We're
Mesdames Fabian, r. L. ScannelI. Rvnn
Lynn, Rood, Vollmer, Vincent and Mrs
Hall.
Mrs. Arthur Brown gave one of her de-
lightfully informal dinners on Wednesday
last to friends from Ogden. Among the
ladies were Mrs. Judge Miner. Miss
Hattie Miner, q lovely and affabie girI
Mrs. Charles Mcclure and Mrs. Gill from
Michigan.