The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-13

Miller of Denver. Miss Ida Noble took the
first prize, book of poems. The second
was won by Miss Stout. Mr.. Dinwoody
took the first prize for gentlemen, silver
hat mark. Mr.. Lindsey received the con-
ISOLATION, q scarf pin. The other guests
were Mesdames Stillman, Reyes, Joe Rich
ards and Parsons, the Misses Meears and
Stout, Messrs. McAllisrer. Dinwoody,
Evans. Parsons, Lindsey, Gruer. Noble
and Gruer.
Miss Kate Lawrence gave another de-
lightful high five on Thursday. evening
last. Mrs Woodruff and Mr. Bidwel won
the prizes, which were valuable books.
The entire evening was not devoted to
cards. as music and singing were INDUCED
in after the game was over.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mainland, Mr.. and Mrs. }.
E. Game. the Misses Hooper, Zane. KATE,
Shearman, Mary Woodward and Miss
Hamilton; Messrs. A E. De Ricqles,
Smith, S. H. Fields, H. 5. Kerr, William
Reid. Bob Glendinning, Wlll Lawrence,
Harry Shearman, Grant Hampton and
Ives Cobb.
Mrs I. A. Benton entertained the 'Jolly
High Five club" of which she is mem
her, in a delightful manner on Monday
evening. No prizes are given until the end
of the season, and then it will be to the one
who gained the most points during the
period.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Mil
ner, Mr.. and Mrs Knox, Mr.. and Mrs.
Archer Mr.. and Mrs. Druehl, Mr.. and
Mrs. Brink, Mr.. and Mrs. Earls; Messrs.
Richie and Knox: Dr. Leeka; the Misses
Miner, Eberhart, Holster and Burrels.
The next meeting is with Mrs. Brink.
The art reception of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
Rarwood at their studio was attended by a
fashionable and appreciative circle. The
portrait of DR.. Willard Richards is full of
life, the flesh tints superb. 1t is of but
recent finish and sndoubted ability. The
walls of the studio were covered with in
teresting pictures, and the reception was
very enjoyable.
The announcement has reached US of the
marriage of Miss Emma Kinsey to Mr.
Alexander H. Cowie, on Tuesday, Nov l5
at go o'clock, III South Main street.
Miss Agnes Huntington. the noted con-
tralto, is to be married TO MIR. Paul Dren-
non Cravath, on Tuesday, Nov 10, at ST.
Thomas church, New York. The wedding
will be fashionable one.
The following is an additional list of the
calling days for ladies:
Mrs. j. H. Bennett Mondays.
Mrs. T. w. Buzzo, 455 First, corner r
street-Tuesdays.
Mrs. 9. E Dallin, 4a8 West Temple
Wednesdays.
Mrs. D. Hirschler-Tuesdays
Mrs. James Hogle, l6 Fourth East
Wednesdays.
Mrs. Charles Reed-second and last Mon
days.
Mrs. W. W. Ritter Wednesdays.
Mrs. Sharp, 400 First strcet-Wednes-
days.
Mrs. Dickert gave her son Freddy Dick
ert birthday party Friday night when
the young people had right royal time.
Miss Kate Wallace of Ontario, who has
made an extended visit to her brother
here, left last Wednesday morning greatly
to the regret of all who have met and ad-
mired her.
The Alta club are soon to give an ele-
CANT party. 1t will no doubt be the affair
of the season.
Mrs. Mears and her charming daughter
Miss Hettie are soon to leave for the east
Mrs. Dickert entertained her friend Mrs
Carroll of San Francisco yesterday.
Mrs Judge who has been east to place
her daughters at school, is home again.
Mrs Joseph Siegel returned and is at
the Knutsford.
General and Mrs. Simpson, OF Chicago,
are in the city for visit and are at the
Knutsford.
Miss Addie Hampton is once more home
from her summer outing in Nevada.
Kahn at her handsome home on Brigham
street Friday was a very delightful affair,
being small and informal.
Mrs. Edwards entertained some friends
very pleasantly on Thursday evening at Z
o'clock.
Mrs. George S. Gannett has invitations
out for a tea, to be given Saturday next at
her home on State street.
Mrs. Lieutenant Styer came down from
Ogden and was in the city until Thursday.
The ladies of St Marks Guild will have q
sale of pretty and useful articles at ST.
Marks school house about December l.
Mrs. George A. Lowe Is daily expected
home from her two months absence.
Miss Edith Harding of Nebraska, who
has been visiting Mrs. Walter Lyle, left
for her home Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hughes lett Saturday
for visit to relatives at Omaha and ST.
Louis.
Mr.. o. j. Salisbury returned from Chi
cago on Thursday Of last week.
Mrs. John Miller was down from Logan,
where she has established herself for the
winter with her children, for few days
last week.
Mrs Van Clief of Denver, arrived in this
city Tuesday to visit for few days with
her friend Mrs. Warren Paul. She leaves
tor her home today.
| Mrs. Pierson has returned after an