The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-24

ing few days previous to the reutenants
departure fer San Francisco. Progressive
euchre was the game. The unique TALES
were tiny bird nests suspended by differ
ent colored ribbon, and as game was lost
or won red sr white egg was dropped in
the nest.
Miss Kimball won the ladies' first prize,
silver pen.
Miss Weber the second, a small fancy
basket, decorated with smilax and contain
ing colored eggs.
Mr.. Gaylord won the gentleman's first
prize, silver and onyx stamp box. Mr..
WIZ Lawrence the second, small drum
with the maxim, 'fYou can beat this.'
About 1880 o'clock dainty refreshments
were served on little tables in the parlors.
The guests were Miss Kimball, Miss
Woodward, Misses Lottie and Georgia
Weber. Mrs. Bailey, Misses Naomi and
Agatha Conklln, Miss Zane Miss Ivy Claw
son, Miss Mccormick, Miss Doran, Mrs.
Adams, Miss Clara Bailey and Mrs. Davis.
Judge Zane Mr. Fabian. Mr.. Will Law
renee, Mr.. Glendennlng, Mr.. Gunther, Mr..
Sharp Walker, Mr. Gaylord, Mr.. Bailey,
Mr.. Max Smith and MIR. Lannon. AT u
o'clock the guests departed pronouncing
the evening most delightful one.
MRS. Archer gave card party, at which
''cinch' was played, on Thursday. 1t was
new and interesting game, much enjoy ed
by those present.
The Iowans' dance and card party was
a pleasant affair and numerously attended,
where sociability reigned supreme.
The last Beethoven recital was said to
nave (sro txyfO ord p,r
ceiling her previous efforts both in execu-
ton and expression.
The art exhibit at the temporary gallery
on Main street was a NEST excellent dis
play OF home talent. AS the work of So
called amateurs the studies were trans
ferred with that precision and tinesse that
is obtained only by students possessing re-
markable talent. The artist of renowned
fame could scarce look upon the flowers of
Mrs. Marie Gorlinski Hughes without a
twinge of envy, or high appreciation of
such meritorious works.
Mr.. Nat M. Brigham will arrive in the
city to- morrow, and may be assured of q
hearty welcome by a host Of friends.
Mr.. and the Misses Woodruff will arrive
to-day from the east to be present at the
| Woodruf-kimball marriage on Wednesday
This will be the handsomest wedding OF
the season. The church decorations vii
be most elaborate, and every appointment
of the celebration will be elegant.
Mr.. John Klmball will arrive from hi
eastern soiourn about the Goth inst.
MIR. Dallin will repeat his living statuary
entertainment for the w. &. 7. U on thu
10th of May. Many new and pleasing fea
lures will be introduced upon its repetitio n
The Ladies Literary society have post.
poned the Kirmess until June Z.
The members of the Home Dramatic
organization have returned from theil
profitable and pleasant trip north.
! DR.. and Mrs. Pinkerton returned yester-
day from four weeks trip to California
FORT DOUGLAS
DR.. Robinson, United States army, from
Fort Duchesne, was visiting Lieut.. George
last week.
Colonel Roses promotion takes him back
! to Texas in command of Fort Ringgold, or
the lower Rio Grande. He leaves in few
days.
Mrs. DR.. Kendall has been quite sick the
past two weeks.
Lieutenants Stedman and Brown. with
the Misses Katz and Hooper, led the cotil
ion. The music was furnished by the Six
teenth infantry string band OF some ter
pieces under the direction of Prof, Rus
sci, the band leader.
Most of the officers and ladies of the pos
were present and all joined in to make it {
grand success.
The UEitarians will give dance api
supper at the Metropolitan parlors OF
Thursday evening next
Younger's dancing school exhibition wa:
a most creditable entertainment: the matt
nee Of Saturday was well patronized anC
the childred had a thorounhly good time
Newt Tuesday evening the Howell clut
will give an entertainment at st. Mark:
schoolhouse which promises to be one o.
the most enjoyable of the kind ever wit
messed here. 'The Elevator and a little
French play will be presented.
Captain Rustin, of Omaha, was lasr
night entertained by a number of friend:
at the Alta club. The captain is alwav.
welcome whenever he pays Salt Lake city
one of his periodical visits. In Omaha he il
one OF the most popular gentlemen and hi:
home on Harvey street one of the mos
hospitable in the west An untlinchins
Democrat and a thorough western repre-
sentative he has never filled a politica
office, only for the reason that he coult
never be prevailed upon to accept it.
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