The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-13

less outrival any Knob Hill social event
of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stanton's evening
at home, this past week, was Thursday,
and most elegant time did their numer-
Gus friends, who took advantage of the
privilege, have.
Mrs. Sanborn received few friends,
who INDUCED in cards one evening last
week.
This week the popular Phoenix club will
give one of its ever charming hops.
Our Irish fellow citizens never fail to
pay homage to their patron SAINT on the
18th of March, and this year will be no ex-
ceptlon.
The Ohioans' banquet and social gather
ing will consist of many Interesting feat
ures, and will be held on Friday, the 18th.
Mamie Robins, Ogden; Mr.. John Currie,
Mr.. F. Y. Dankowske, Mr.. Hyde Young
and Miss Latte Currie returned from Og-
den Monday morning having attended the
wedding reception of Miss Cappie Robins
TO MIR. John Pingree of the First National
bank. Miss Currie, in her usual pleasing
manner, assisted in the receiving and en-
PERTAINING of the guests.
Der of her friends at delightful card party
Thursday evening.
The Union club will tender public re-
ception at the Templeten on Tuesday eve
ming, from to 10 O'clock, to President Ell
lot, of Harvard, and ais wife. The great
educator will fad here many things TO in
terest him, not the least of which will be
the generous hospitality Of the people.
The dancing matinee Of the theatre at
tachees wound up brilliantly what seemed
like g rather blue season when it opened
Friday night. 1t takes good many
couples at $50 per couple to pay the ex-
pense of opening the theatre, and the boys
might have had to declare an Irish divi-
dend had not yesterdays event turned out
SO handsomely. The floor was crowded
with Joyous juveniles all the afternoon and
well into the evening, and the dancing was
heartily enjoyed. The fairy fountain was
viewed with expressions of rapture from
hundreds of throats, and was really a
charming feature. The attaches are to be
congratulated on the successful outcome of
the last ball OF the season.
Messrs. Willard Young and j. E. Tai
mage we're busy all day yesterday perfect
President Eliot, Of Harvard college, in the
tabernacle Wednesday night. There is TO
be 10 charge, and the doors will be thrown
open to ali. Without doubt the dissin-
guished gentleman will receive q warm
welcome.
FORT DOUGLAS.
The officers children got up a minstrel
show and concert last Saturday night.
Some very good hits were made The hall
was crowded and everybody was happy.
Some days thousands Of people are from
| the city at the fort to witness the dress
psrades, which are feature now, owing tc
the two excellent electric roads from the
city to the post On Sundays they bring
out great many. We are socially very
quiet, as this is the lenten season. We are
| endeavoring to be good--to fast, and tc
pray for all poor sinners who are worse
than ourselves
Captain Woodbury. is not recovering as
rapidly as he should from the rather dam.
/ aged condition into which he was knoc keo
/ by the 6ull-sled some months ago.
We notice that Captain Noble is again
! laid up, this time Ii is lumbago.
Secret Societies.
The past week busy one amongst thu
different secret orders, and considerable goeC
work was accomplished.
MASONIC.
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IN the third degree. oenferring that rank oil
! VIM. Ii. Lyon. There was O very good attend
aaee ana the brethren enjoyed very fine SEES
sion.
day. The business was OF routine character
The roster OF the Shrine is now complete.
| is only nine months since the Temple was OF
| gained and there are lightweight members OIL
| the roll which is very good showing for 81
high an order in the fraternity. 1t is cousidsre
and conceded by all that the roster itself is tn
finest of any temple in the United States
| There will be some very important Work dom
/ il the Temple later this month.
! On Thursday night Utah commandery me
| and worked in the red cross degree. Initiating
four candidates into that branch OF the order.
Great preparations are being made by bot
| the commandery and the Shrine for attendin
the cenclave TO be held in Denver next August
Salt Lake will send at least one hundre
I couples TO the gathering.
Wasatch lodge held its regular meeting OF
Friday evening and the chapter had specia
meeting last evening, at which there was
very large attendance.
/ o. o. F.
The lodges have all done work this week an
goodly number of the profane have enter,
the sacred portals and done homage at tn
shrine of friendship love and truth
Enterprise lodge mad very nice meeting Oh
Wednesday and after the usual utine bus
ness miscellaneous entertainment was given
at which Prot. Ray was the cnief attraction
He is drawing card and On this occasion h
entertained the brethren in a most acceptabl
manner. Songs. readings and rectatons wer
indulged in and the flow of good spirits an
fraternal feeling was very greatly enjoyed.
The Encampment met on Tuesday evening
There was large attendance and four candi
dates were initiated into that rank of tn
order