The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-10
RESUME OF SOCIETY
Numerous Private Parties Mark
the Past Week.
THE HERALD'S CARD BASKET
Musical Dancing, Card and Other Entertain
ments Given-COming Events in the
City and Fort Douglas,

The following is review of the social
doings during the past week:
TUESDAY.
The Whist club was entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Brink.
WEDNESDAY.
The Southern society met at the Walker
house parlors.
THURSDAY.
Musical reception for the benefit of the
Orphans home, at Dickert's.
a high I'VE club entertainment at Mr.. LIE
Grand Young's home.
First leap year ball.
FRIDAY.
Darlington place residents form card
club and meet at NJ. H. Coffin's.
SATURDAY.
Dinner party given by Mrs. L. E. Holden.
Saturday Night club met.
Piano recital by pupils of Miss Gratia
Flanders.
The past week has contributed a variety
of entertainment for social circles and sew
erai very pleasant private parties were
given. No large affair marked the annals,
but the week was one of gaiety. The first
leap year ball of the season was notable
success and is the precedent of several
others which viii follow.
Tuesday night the whist club, formed of
some Of our most charming people, was en-
tertained by MIR. and Mrs. Charles Brink.
Their pretty new attractive home on the
bench is most attractive rendezvous and
all those present enjoyed delightful even
ing.
The southern society was present at the
Walker house en- masse, to attend the reg
ular monthly meeting of the club.
Wednesday evening several new members
We're admitted and arrangements were
made for a party to be given Thursday
night. 1t was very pleasant gathering.
The ladies in charge of the musical re-
ception on Thursday afternoon, acquitted
themselves with much distinction, and a
financial, as well as a social success was
achieved through their efforts The singing
was excellent and the surroundings in per-
feet harmony with the occasion.
A new Might've club was formed, and
met at the home of MIR. LIE Grand Young
Misses Price, Campbell Weber, Grace,
Lucille and Alton Young. Mesdames
Campbell, Jennings, CaiEe, Dunbar, John
Sharp IT., r. w, Young. Gentlemen
Iieutenants Guyer, Sorley and Vance
Messrs. Reid and Peery, H. S. Kerr, Ken
Kerr, Max Smith, Lawrence Campbell, 7,
w. Jennings, d. c. Dunbar and ]. h
Young. The refreshments were delicious
and most excellently served. The ladies
first prize was awarded Miss Lottie Web
Der, the second to Mrs. 7. w. Jennings
Mr.. Smith received the gentleman's frs
and Mr.. John Sharp, jr., the second.
very delightful evening was spent and tht
Misses Young were most gracious
hostesses.
The leap year ball given under the au
spices Of the young ladies of the Eighteenth
ward was highly successful affair anC
contributed TO the pleasure of a very large
circle of congeHial young folks who were
chaperoned by a number of the married
ladies. proving additional advantages.
On Friday evening at the residence Of
Mr. and Mrs. Mans H. Coffin, the resident.
of Darlington Place perfected q new or
ganization TO be known as 1.-THE Darling
ton Place Social Club.n The object TO b,
for the mutual pleasure and entertainment
of the residents of that particular locality
The club VIII meet every Friday evening
st the various homes of the good people Of
Darlington. The club will not be confined
70 any one particular line of entertainment
but will vary its evenings according to the
pleasure OF its hostess. Those present a
Mr. and Mrs. Coffin's were Mr.. and Mrs
M Il Coffin. Mr. and Mrs. Burnett Mr.
and Mrs. Barker, MIR. and Mrs Gunnell
Mr.. and Mrs Roy, MIR. and Mrs. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. Judge
Colburn, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Crossman
MIR. and Mrs. Houghton, Mr.. and Mrs
Earls, Miss Earls, Miss Genevieve Browne
MIR. Harry r.. Browne, Mr.. E. G. Coffin
Mrs. Hapgood, Mr.. Bailey and Mrs. Her
bert.
The club, will, however. comprise many
others unable to be present, Friday even
ing, among whom are Major and Mrs
Silva, Mr.. and Mrs. Hawley, Mr.. and Mrs
Firman, Mr.. E. E. Darling ard others.
A standing invitation to join the clul
will be extended TO all newcomers to Oar.
lington place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coffin entertained in
charming manner on Friday last and vii