The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-09

Charles Read, Mrs. Farley Williams, Mrs.
Gunter, Mr.. Peyton, Mrs Dr. Gage, Miss
Rena Larson, Mr.. Windsor, Mrs. Lieuten-
ant Walker, Marie Aft. Mr.. and Mrs. Alff,
Miss Sallie McCloud, Mr.. Halbert Kerr,
DIR. Witcher, Mr.. Fowler, Gustaye Kroe-
ger, Mr.. and Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Q. +.
Buss, Mrs. Hill.
The annual banquet of the Halloween
club was given at the Templeton on Tues
day evening. The club, which was in
formally organized several years ago, has
not until lately admitted ladies. The last
old bachelor, j. Il. Beatty, jr., however,
having succumbed to the destinations OF
one of the fairest of her sex, it was
deemed proper that the event should be
celebrated, hence the banquet at the
Templeton on Tuesday, which was man
aged by Mr.. Beatty The club is now
composed of j. B. Farlow, r. G. Taysum,
d. S. Spencer, j. t. White, f. w. Scarf,
j. d. Spencer, George L. Savage and j.
FL. Beatty, jr. The above, with their
wives, save in the case of Mr., Taysum,
who was unable to be present, enjoyed
sumptuous menu.
Mrs. Mary M. Ryan gave an afternoon
tea on Thursday in compliment to Miss
Emma Vincent of Seattle, who is the
guest of the Misses Sawyer, which was an
altogether enjoyable occasion. Mrs.
Dandy gave two Rotations in her usual
happy style, and Mrs. Fa ian contributed
greatly to the pleasure Of the afternoon
by reading some choice selections. Cards
were then played, followed by refresh
ments. Those present were: Mesdames
Alexander c. Ewing, Hoyt Sherman,
Boggs, Fabian, Zipp, Daniels and Dandy.
The Misses Vincent, Sawyer, Camp and
Zane.
Mrs. c. G. Dey pleasantly entertained
the Coterie from Ogden Thuastay. The
only other guests were Mrs. Thrall, Dr..
Ellen Gage, Mesdames IL. P. Henderson,
Brinker and A. G. Smith.
Some excellent mandolin and guitar
music was rendered, Mrs. Thrall gave
recitation, and high five filed ND the rest
of the evening. Tempting refreshments
were served at the close of the evening.
Mrs. T. G. Weber has returned from
Southern California where she has spent
the last month. The young ladies, Miss
Weber and Miss Ethelyn, did not re-
turn with her but will continue their
visit some time longer.
Miss Lou Manning embroidered the cur
tains for the Utah building at the Worlds
fair, and they will be on exhibition Tues
day in DinWoodey's windows. The de-
sign, a sego lily, is the production of
Mrs. Isaac Jennings.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. G. Crossman, who have
made tour of our eastern cities, and who
were in Washington during the Inaugural
ton, returned home last week, having
thoroughly enjoyed their trip.
Miss BERTHE Benedict leaves in few
DAYS for Chicago and New York, in time
to take in the great naval review, and
probably will continue her trip to Paris
before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Druehl and son
Walter, who have been on pleasure trip
to California for four weeks, returned
home yesterday, having had very en-
joyable time.
Stall E at the theatre on Monday night
was occupied by the Misses Mary Webb
Davis, Chandler, Nellie Buchmiller and
the Misses H. G.. Hoffman, G. A. Knox
and e. w. Ever.
Mrs. Elmer Jones, OF salt Lake, was
elected president of the Federated literary
clubs on Friday at the business meeting.
Mrs. Corlew, OF Ogden, was made vice
president.
Mrs. j. A. Street opened her house on
Thursday evening for the entertainment
of the ladies of the Baptist church who
are interested in the Rio Grande mission.
On Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Hughes, the Misses Rose and Kate Ray
bould, and Messrs r. E. Wilkinson and
Gunter enjoyed the play from stall D.
DR.. Mary Barker Bates of Denver is
here trying the waters of Hot Springs
for rheumatism, and is now able to walk
without her crutches.
Mrs. Abel Sawyer entertains party of
thirty-five on Wednesday next from to