The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-08
FOR The ORPHANS
A Musical Reception Held at
Mrs. Dickert'S.
EIGHTEENTH WARD
PARTY
An Art Exhibit in View-Ihe Inaugural Bali
at the Union Club Will be Held
on Monday-At the Fort.

at the Union Club Will be Held
on Monday-At the Fort.
The musical reception given for the bene-
fit of the orphans home at the residence of
Mrs. Ferdinand Dickert, was a perfectly
delightful entertainment. The musicians,
who contributed to the affair, seemed to be
at their best, and each rendition was a
gem to be admired. The spacious house of
the hostess was peculiarly well adapted to
the requirements, and one of the prettiest,
as well as most elegant informal gather
lngs was the result. Tickets were issued
and all were disposed of. The Indictment
weather did not deter the ladies from COM
Ing out in full force, and the rooms were
crowded throughout the afternoon. Many
beautiful dresses were worn and the soft,
pretty light only added a subdued charm to
the surroundings.
Refreshments of the daintiest order
were served in the dining room all the
afternoon. The use of the house and the
edlbles were given by Mrs. Dickert. who,
with Mesdames Hobbs, Terhune, John F.
Miller, Bamberger, W. Jennings, and ]. r.
Mcbride, formed a coterie of agreeable
ladies', constituting the reception committe.
Miss Margaret Barr, Mrs. Henry Segel,
Mrs. f. S. Richards, Mrs. Sadie Gaby, did
the honors Of the dining room
The first number given on the musical
programme was a song by Mrs. Louisa
Lowe Turner. Mr. Grant H. Smith then
gave visions in the freight" his own
composition, both words and music, which
was well received.
A duet by Mrs. McVicker and Mrs. Carl
Richardson.
Mrs. Pugsley sang divinely "Scena and
Prager'' from der Freischutz"
Mrs. kenworthy gave a pretty air.
Mrs. Lily Snyder then sang in her most
bewitching manner tender, soulful num-
Der, which added fresh laurels to her
wreath. She and Miss Pratt then sang a
duet, after which the ladies took leave,
each expressing the same sentiment-that
of having spent delightful afternoon.
The ladies interested in this good work
Will give several entertainments and a
most unique and attractive inovoration
is suggested.
AN ART EXHIBIT.
The numerous pretty girls which our
town contains and the ability of our
celebrated Dallin, will form a combination
for giving an art exhibit, that shall not
be out-riyalled anywhere.
THE UNION CLUB
banquet and inaugural ball will take place
on Monday night at the parlors of the
Hotel Templeton.
FORT DOUGLAS DANCE.
"The officers and ladies of Fort Douglas
request the pleasure of your company,
Wednesday evening, January l3, 1892. at
$3.50 O'Clock. Dancing reads an invita-
ton which will doubtless be generally &C
cepted.
LEAP YEAR BALL.
About eighty couples attended the first
leap year ball in the Eighteenth Ward as
sembly hall, and d happier throng never
danced to more delightful music. The
ladies did the hoRe,Ts as if they were &C.
customed to it and entertained the gentle
men with charming bonhomte. What wall
MOWERS there were consisted wholly of the
male gender.
Many of the toilets were rich and ele-
CANT
Among those present were:
Mrs. j. D. Spencer, Mr.. Gillespie ard
Fred Scarf, extra.
Mrs. G. D. Piper, M. E. Pack.
Mrs. H. G.. Whitney, Judge Pyper.
Miss Jennie Hawley, Mr.. Christie.
Mrs. NJ. 7. Rossiter, MIR. Spencer.
Mrs. G. D. Alder Mr.. Alder
Mrs. M. e. Cummings Miss Ardie Cum
mings.
Mrs. Captain Willard Young, Mr.. Whit
ney, Mr.. Spencer Clawson, surplus gent.
Mrs. William GroesbeCk, Mrs Fred
Clawson, Mr.. Groes beck.
Mrs. Spencer Clawson, Mrs. E. Davis,
Miss Clare Clawson.
Mrs. h. S. Wells, Mrs Beatie and Mrs
G. c. and f. S. Richards.
Mrs j. II. Moyle, Mr.. MoyIe.
Mrs. Webster MIR Webster
Miss Ida Moyle, Mir. w James.
Mrs. L. Latimer, Mr.. A. Taylor.
Mrs. VIII James, Mr.. James,
Miss Florence Moyle, MIR. W. Axton.
Miss Nellie Groesbeck, Mr.. Cowan
Miss Edith Dinwoodey, Will Groes beck.
Miss Ethlyn Weber, Mr ]. Taylor.
Miss Edna Wells, Louis Wells
Miss Lii Young, Miss Florence Young.
Mr.. j. Ritter.
Mrs. Rowe, Mrs. Amy Cummings.
Miss Lu Rowe, w. H. Rowe.
Mrs. Wash Young, Mr.. Young.
Miss Maye Jennings, Captain Willard
Young.
Miss Van Cott solus
Mrs. John Daynes, Mr.. Daynes, ir.
Miss r. Patrick, OWN Morris
Miss L. Patrick, John Nicholson.
Miss Belle Barton, Brigham Barton.
Miss Lottie Croft, Mr.. Neslen
Miss Lutte Whitney, Mir. John Owen.
4'4I. Val II w ullueA, GAlEd gent.
Mrs. Lucille Young, Bishop o. f.
Whitney.
Mrs. l. A. Clayton, Mr.. Clayton.
Miss Gertie Young, Mr.. Hampton.
Miss Alta Young, Mr.. Godby.
Miss Birdie Dryer, MIR. V. Hardy
Miss Kate Clawson, John Trumbo.
Miss Lulu ClaWson, Walter Clawson.
Miss Dot Sears, Mr.. Vica Wells.
Miss F. Alder, MIR. E. Sheets, and Mr..
Green, extra gent.
Miss Tessie Clawson, Mr.. John Groes
beck
Miss Birdie Cummings, Mr.. II. M Wells
Mrs. Eva Burton, Mr. Fred Burton,
Mrs. 7. @. Webber, Mr. Weber.
Mrs. George D. Romney, Mr. Romnev.
Mabel Saville, MIR. Jonn Howard.
Miss Jennie Roundtree, Mr. il. Thorley
Miss Queenie Ferguson, Mr. b. Morris.
Mrs. l.. Y. Thatcher Mr. j. H. Kimball.
Mrs. Sid Clawson, Mr.. Burns,
Mrs. John Felt, Mr.. Felt.
Miss Susie Ritter Mr.. G. Wells
Miss M. Whitney, Mr.. Ensign
Miss Florence Crismon, MIR r. Badger.
Miss Curtie Young, Mr.. w. Clark.
Miss May Vincent, George Burns.
Miss Edith Weiser, Gene Hills
Miss Mary Lewis, MIR. Lewis.
Mrs. e. ID. / oomis, Mr. Loomis
Miss Nellie Young, Mr.. L. Snow.
Miss Late Currie, Mr., H. Young.
Miss Elite Calder, MIR Milt Allen.
Miss Moore, Mr.. How'd Young.
DENHALTERS CONSOLIDATE
Two Companies Are Merged Into One and