The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-28

lowing is a list of the guests: Mrs. Dix.
Mrs. William Jennings, Mrs. Barratt, Mr..
and Mrs. G. NJ. Owen, Captain and Mrs.
Willard Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Dunbar, MIR.
and Mrs. ]. E. Game, T. w. Jennings. w.
j. Bateman, Reed Smoot, James A. Ed
redge, George d. Alder, ]. n. Sharp, M. E.
Cummings, Joseph Geoghegan, w. w.
Ritter, Miss Jote Beatie, Mr.. Horace Ed
redge, Miss Nellie Groes beck, Mr.. Sam
Barratt, Miss Curtie Young, Mr.. Grant
Hampton, Miss Nellie Young, Mr.. Henry
Jacobs, Miss Alta Young, Mr.. j. B. Tor
onto, Miss Allie Davis, Mr.. John Toronto,
Sharp, MIR. hurry Godbe, Miss Aggie
Sharp, MIR. John Groesbeck, Miss Maude
Hardy, Mr.. Charley CoWan, Miss Edna
Dwyer, Mr.. VIII Hampton, Miss Tessa
Clawson, MIR. John Geoghegan, Miss Win
ME Anderson, Mr.. Charley Simpson, Miss
Gurtie Young, Mr.. S. K. Hooper, Miss
Zane, Mr.. Joe S. Peery, Miss Teasdel, Mr..
Bechtol, Miss Alder, Mr.. George Dwyer,
Miss McCloskey. Mr.. Frank Groesbe
Mrs. Fred Clewson, Mr.. John Zane, Mr..
McCloskey, DR.. Pike, Mr.. j. E. Jennings,
MIR. E. G. Coffin.
The Unitarian art4ecture and social was
a pleasant diversion of the past week Mr.
Dallin's thorough knowledge of sculpture
and his familiarity with the history and
progress of it make an evening with him a
delightful experience.
The living statuary tableaux for the
Orphans Home and Day nursery, was one
Of the most brilliant events of the season,
and was attended by very large and fash
ionable audience, whose enthusiasm and
appreciation were unlimited. Messrs.
Dallin, Culmer and Browning are to be
congratulated upon their most merltorious
work, where even the most critical would
fail to find any suggestions of improve
ment. The artistic conceptions and ideal
| istic posings and makeup could only be
executed by artists of superior attachments.
the grouping of the statuary in the convo-
cation of the gods was a masterpiece, and
photographs of it should be made as sou,
venirs and also placed upon sale for the
benefit of the noble charity.
The cotillion st St. Marks Friday night
was indeed splendid success. The gentle
men who compose this club must feel
peculiar satisfaction in realizing that eact
party given this winter has excelled the
preceding one.
Miss Emma McCornici's bright presence
is gladly welcomed by society, as has beer
evidenced during the week, when she wa.
the recipient OF great attention.
The WaIlaces have returned from theil
extended eastern trip and are again at theil
delightful quarters at the Knutsford.
The Phoenix club viii soon give another
of it's most enjoyable hops at Younger
hall.
Mrs. Judge Zane has arrived home anc
will be gladly welcomed by host o
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neville, of Washington, D
c., are in the city, and are friends of GU
popular townsmau, Hoyt Sherman.
The Congregationalists will give socia
on Thursday evening at Hammond hall
when Prof D. r. Augsburg will lectur,
on Heads and Faces"
The New Englanders spent delightful.
the evening of Washington's birthday a
DR.. Whitney's rooms, In the MercantlI
block, assuming the form of a musical an
literary entertainment.
The w. G. 7. q. coffee house and readin
room on Commercial street will be opene
on Tuesday evening, when music an
spicy five minutes talk by interestin
will be served and it is hoped all intereste
: will lend their presence to the dedicatio
of the new quarters.
All Hallows college will give an entel
! tainment in the college hall March l.
; The ladies of St. Pau's guild gave
1 coffee and sale of useful articles at th
rectory yesterday evening from 2 until
This coterie of indefatigable workers a
ways succeeds admirably in all its under
takings. The patronage was liberal au
all present thoroughly enjoyed a mo!
agreeable afternoon.
The Emerson club met at Mrs. Trents G
: Wednesday and an unusually interestir
3 discussion upon Faust, which closed tt
study, was INDUCED in.
The Browning club met at DIR. Utter
: house and took second installment
a Paracelsus.
: Mrs. Fabian will entertain, assisted
n the Misses aplan, large number OF 81
: ciety people Monday night at cards.
g The Dancing club and its friends will e
z Joy their final hop on Monday evening
: Younger's hall, with few invited CUES
to even the numbers.
:. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Sherman gave an i
n formal card party Monday night, viii,
dpupl0na0 q nor ipcr 10 q
q fair. Spending few hours during Il
3, afternoon extending invitations for Il
v evening, when the guests were assembl,
/ it was found there were about thirty. III