The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-26

was to test the skill alone of the player,
which no doubt was as much valued as q
dish of twenty dollars. It is refreshing
that once in while an interesting game
can be played without prizes. Tempting
refreshments were served at the close OF
the game. The guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs Bird. Mrs De Freeze, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +.
Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. Odell, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G.. Campbell, Mr.. Burton OF Og-
den, and Mr.. Langton of Logan.
On Friday evening Mr.. Steadman, OF
Fort Douglas. entertained the high five
club of that post. His artistic home
scarcely shows the absence OF & woman s
hand, all the rich and rare furnishings
being SO charmingly arranged. The
evening was delightful and the game of
high five closely contested. The prizes
were very elegant. Miss Bacon was for
tunate in carrying off the first, q large and
heavy silver souvenir spoon. The temple
is well etched in the bowl and at the top
OF the handle is fine representation of
the angel Maroni. On the reverse size is
the coat OF arms OF Utah, q bee hive.
Mesdames Noble and Kendall matronized
the party. Besides these ladies there
were Mrs. Guyer, the Misses Bacon,
Granger, Whitall, Thompson and Palmer,
Captain Woodbury., Lieu tenants Gregg,
Thurston, Palmer, Irwin and DR.. Ken
dali completed the party.
8 O'Clock tea was given by Mrs.
Willard Young on Monday last that was
elegant in all its appointments, as indeed
is everything that Mrs Young does. The
gathering was small, and consequently
more congenial than is possible in larger
affairs. There were Doth gentlemen and
ladies present. The conversation was
animated. the refreshments delicious and
dainty and the floral decora. ions of yellow
roses and smilax were exceedingly lovely.
On Thursday evening Mr.. L. a. Scott
Elliot gave an elegant dinner party at the
handsome rooms of the Alta club in honor
OF his wlfe's birthday. The tables were
decorated with the choicest cut flowers,
and the dinner all the most fastidious
taste could demand. Those present were
Judge Hardness, Miss Hardness and
Miss Ora Hardness, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. l..
Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Welby
Major Il. Q. Hill, z. II. Zane and Mr..
w. Charles Pavey.
In some of our cities the ladies of the
Episcopal churches are giving s'Lenten
Teas" with much profit. They meet at
different houses, and listen to missionary
papers, read by some one previously ap-
pointed. They are well attended, and
undoubtedly are, spiritually. very bene-
fetal.
In many places Guilds have been formed
for the study of church embroidery, and
will surely be OF value in the superb en-
richment OF many an altar.
The Social Evening club give hop at
Younger's, next Thursday.
A Dickens character costume party is to
be given on the 7th of April, at Professor
Younger's academy. 1t viii be under
Unitarian church.
A party of charming ladies meet every
week for a game OF whist. Friday eve
ming of last week they We're with Mrs.
freeman. Mesdames Wright, Whitall
and Mcfarland were the remainder OF the
quartette. With such congeuial spirits q
royal time is assured.
The lectures on Chemistry OF Cooking
given by Mrs. Morse, were well attend ed
Ny Jul SOS4SIJ idoieS, anu tuey proved
very instructive as well as entertaining
No more tough boiled eggs, now that we
know just how to cook them thoroughly
and yet have them soft and digestible.
The gentlemen of the ''Rabbit's Foot
card club entertained most pleasantly the
lady members on Saturday evening and
they made delightful hosts as those who