The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-14

fire" was given by that lovaole woman,
Mrs. DR.. Bascom, whose guest it is always
a pleasure to be. And on Thursday a
merry party assembled early to partake
Of her hospitality. About ten tables were
grouped chatty coteril of ladies who kept
no account Of time, but struggled for the
pretty prizes, which were pleasant
feature Of the occasion.
Miss Florence kimoall proving the sue
cessful competitor received pretty brio
a-brac dusser with silver handle. Miss
Fabian was the recipient of the consola-
ton prize, scarf pin, and Mrs. Crltchlow,
the BOBBY, hand painted cup and
saucer. After the games were finished
delicious luncheon, excellently served,
was the Contamination Of a delightfully."-
spent afternoon.
Colonel and Mrs. Donnellan entertained
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. E. Gregg did the honors
on Thurday nieht of entertaining at cards
q number of friends. An invitation from
the popular gentleman and his charming
little wife is hailed always with delight
and a perfectly enjoyable evening is always
the result.
The Misses Young, trio Of most inter-
esting and agreeable young ladies, received
Cd Thursday about twenty-four lady
friends at luncheon. The beautiful man
ner in which they entertain, and their
varied accomplishments are never better
displayed than when they become hos
tesses, The delicious viands and their
preparation is theme upon which all am
bilious housewives love to dwell and
eXpatiate.
Mr. and Mrs. c. e. Dallin gave a most
cordial welcome to all who did themselves
the honor on Wednesday of being present
during the afternoon, when they held their
studio reception. Much enthusiasm was
manifested in his work and a knowledge
CLEANED of the possibilities Of Utah's young
sculptor ranking among the foremost ever
known.
The Valentine ball in the Eighteenth
ward hall Friday evening was huge
artistic, social and monetary success. A
large number of valentines were sold and
delivered in the hall by the following corps
Postmaster general, Winnie Klmball; as
sistants, Rachel Patrick, Minnie Shoe
bridge, Gertie Young, Mrs. H. q. Whitney,
Jane Roundtree, Mrs. George D. Piper,
Belle Barton, Alta Young, Mrs. }. D.
Spencer, Mrs. Willard Young, Libbie
Latimer.
The principal valentine, marvel of
beauty, was ratified for and awarded to
young Mr.. McAllister, at whose store it
was purchased. He then generously turned
the valentine over to the ladies to be auc-
toned off, and II. M. Wells, the glib auc-
tioneer, knocked it down to G. S. Burton.
The committee in charge of the ball, which
was for a ward charity, was as follows
Mrs. Stanley Clawson, Mrs. Nettie Y.
Smell, II. @. Whitney, j. D. Spencer, Will
g. Patrick, John Nicholson, jr., l. A. Clay
ton.
There was a delightful little wedding
last Wednesday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A Morlan, on South Main
street. the contracting parties being Mr.. A.
b. Jones, cashier of the Utah National
bank, and Miss Fairy Morlan, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Morlan.
1t was private wedding, and only few OF
the most intimate friends Of the family
were present. The bride wore a white
Bengaline silk en- train, trimmed with
duchess lace and pearls, and carried large
bouquet OF lilies of the valley. Many rich
presents of silverware, cut glass and rare
china were sent to Mr.. and Mrs Jones
The young couple left for San Francisco
and southern California that night at L
o'clock. They will be at home at the GRAND
hotel after February 81.
The Darlington Place Social club was en-
tertained by Mrs. Roy, on Friday evening
at progressive euchre. There were sever
tables, and the contest was an ex
citing one especially as there was no con
ISOLATION prize for the tail-ender. no -A--