The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-31

Lawrence, Teasdel, Woodward, Kimball,
Edna Shearman. Blanche Kimball, Conk
lin, Crawford. Hail. Agatha Conklin, Man
ming; Mesdames Longmaid, James, Game,
Downey and sharp; Messrs. Game, Long
maid, James, Charles Game, Crabbe, Grant
Hampton, Rob Glendinning, Downey, Don
nelan, Smith, Shear man, Ives Cobb,
Woodruff, Joe Young, Reed, Bidwell, Pea
body, Rookledge. Fields, Jones, Pollock,
Lieutenant Sorley, Gorlinski, Drs. Witcher
and Hoffman.
The Saturday night club was most agree
ably entertained as the guests of Mr..
on Fifth South, Mrs. Julia Kimball chap
eroning the gay party, who were charmed
with the gracious manner and royal hospi-
tality of their host. They meet next at
Miss Margaret Zane's.
Mrs. Thomas Jennings gave a compli-
mentary tea to Miss Carolyn Stevens be-
fore her departure, which was pro-
nouncedly the prettiest and most recherche
event occurring recently.
Mrs. Judge Dickson invited about ten
ladies to luncheon Saturday afternoon,
given for Mrs. Knapp, who is now visiting
her sister, Mrs. James Anderson. The
delicate and dainty viands were served in
excellent taste, and the table accessories
were both beautiful and choice. Pretty
flowers arranged tastefully about the room
In every available space were pleasing
feature.
The guests were Mesdames Knapp, An
dereon, Varian, Grant, Maclean, Owens,
Bailey, Davis, Bailey and Miss Worse.
The Darlington Place Social club met on
Friday evening with Mr.. and Mrs John
Barker, and were entertained with pro-
gressive euchre. The first prize, a dainty
after dinner cup and saucer, was won by
Mr.. E. G. Coffin; the ''other one," little
brown Jug of Ricksecker's, fell to Mrs
Gunnell. Coffee and oyster pates re-
freshed the players after the game Mr.
and Mrs. Burnett will receive the club
next Friday evening.
A neighborhood card club is being
formed on South West Temple composed
of the following well known society peo-
| pie. DR.. and Mrs, Bascom, DIR. and Mrs.
STANDARD, Dr. and Mrs. Foster, DR.. and
Mrs. Pfoutz, Madame Pfoutz S. F.
Walker and wife, o. w. Powers and wife,
Mr.. Woodruff, Mrs. and Misses kimball.
The married peoples club met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Kincaid Thursday
night and spent pleasant evening at cards.
They will be the guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Bache next week.
The Cottonwood club" organized last
summer in the canon bearing that name
is scientific in its proclivities. They were
RECALLED last evening by an interesting lee
ture upon natural gas by Prof Mont
gomery, DR.. and Mrs. Foster being the
host and hostess Of the evening.
Friday was the Current Topic'' after
asternoon of the Ladies Literary society
Owen Meredith was given by Mrs. Ches-
ter Whitney. The Driebund, by Mrs. Vol
mer, was remarkably good and given il
excellent style.
Book Review of the month, by Mrs. Mel
den, in which special mention was made
of the "Comstock Club'' by Judge Good
win. Current events of the month was
handled in scholarly manner by Lorir
Hall.
Next week will be given Misccllaneou,
Topics and Ibsen, by Mrs. T. R. Jones.
The charming little dinner given b,
Messrs. Morse and Dalton to their lady
1rl6nuS, aG une hnuUSIOrQ, was one OF the
pleasing episodes of the past week.
The following week promises to ou
rival the one just spent, and the prssenc,
of our society bellies and beaux will be il
constant demand at the numerous pleasure,
that have been planned for their editica
ton.
A musicale reception for the benefit O.
the Orphans Home at the residence O
Mrs Arthur Brown, on Monday after
noon from 2 to 5, will be brilliant affair
and many choice selections will be rem
dered, affording a thoroughly delightful
diversion to those who attend.
The Iowa association will assemble il
Younger's hall On Wednesday evening fo
a jolly good time. Cards and dancing will
occupy the evening until refreshments ar,
served. Members of the Southern anC
Pennsylvania societies are invited to at
tend.
Reception committee = Colonel Eliza,