The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-02

so poorly endowed that they may not In
some way be OF assistance TO one another.
Much interest attaches to the Dickens
Character Costume Ball'' to be given !
Friday evening April Z, at Professor
Younger's academy The talanted Uni
tartan ladies, under whose auspices it is |
to be given, have proved themselves SO
equal to the occasion at all former times
that those who attend are looking for
ward with great expectation of a fine, |
artistic, social and financial success
which 1t will undoubtedly be. None
should fail to be there.
The rehearsal of .The Four O'Clock
Tea'' took place last evening at Miss
Alff's. The participants are being
strongly urged to give the public the ben
eft of their efforts, but thus far they have
not been prevailed upon successfully.
Those who fill the characters are the
i Misses Briggs, Luacipe Hoge, Marie Aft,
and Ruth Palmer. Messrs. Grant Hamp-
ton, p. j. Glendinning, Ben x. Smith,
Max Smith, VIII Lawrence, Lieut.. Gregg
and VIII Ford.
The banjo club met last Monday
night, with Mr.. and Mrs. George Downey;
it goes without saying that the evening
was one of unalloyed pleasure, as we'll as
profit.
This constant practice is sure to make
artists OF the mem bers, and at the same
time cement delightful friendship. The
next meeting is tomorrow night and at
Miss Shearman's.
On Wednesday evening last Miss Annie
Meeking and Miss Florence Brown gave a
high five party at the residence of Miss
Browns parents, at Folsom avenue.
There were present Misses Minnie Fol-
som, Hattie Wallace, Lucy Dean, Mary
WOLF, Susan Wynder, Jennie Foresite,
Florence Simpson, Matte Redwood
Winnie Gilbert, Edith Folsom and Carrie
Meeking.
The gentlemen were: Charley Din
woody, Charlie Soloman, Ike Clements,
David Tribe, George Barber, Leon Shanks,
i Hugh Smith, Will Folsom, Walter Fol-
som, Hinman Folsom, George Dykes,
Arther Burkman, Roy Foreman, Rem
Brown and Will Webb.
i Quite number went down from here
to Provo on Wednesday to attend the
wedding of Miss Eta Swarthout and
Mr.. Reed of that place, which occurred
that evening. Miss Ethel Paul acted as
bridemaid, wearing a cream white gown
daintily brocaded.
Mr.. and Mrs E. Kimball were among
the number who attended from Salt Lake.
The quits for the benefit of the orphans
have been completed and they are indeed
rich and beautiful. Society has shown
what it can do in that line. The number
of chances already taken in them shows
that the work has been unusually quickly
done, and still there is a demand for
2 them. The quilts are both to be on exhi-
bition in the larger windows of our dry
, goods houses, and rallied this week on
Thursday evening at Mrs. Mccormick IS.
: Miss Marion E. Simmons gives tea
Monday afternoon to twelve of her young
: friends. The hours are from three to five.
Mrs. Farley Williams gives a dancing
, party Wednesday evening to her daugh-
ter, Miss Katie. 1t will assuredly be a
brilliant success. There are sixty invita-
tions out.
DR.. and Mrs. Alexander c. Ewing gave
dinner party Thursday evening to a
r small number of their gentlemen friends.
j
/ theatre on Monday evening were Mr.. and
, Mrs. Frank Jennings, the Misses Teas
s del, Katz and Grace Young, Mr.. Ken
meth Kerr completed the party.
? Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Game, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Young, Mr.. and Mrs. D. G.. Dun
bar occupied a stall on Monday evening to
see Sothern.
Mrs. Grissom visited her daughter, Mrs.
Ella Dyer, the past week; she left for her
home Thursday.
Mr.. Krouse will leave in about two
= weeks for Memphis, St. Louis and Chi
cago, and will be absent six weeks.
S Mrs. A. L. Pollock left Friday fo1
: Washington and will be absent month.
Mrs. Fanny Stenhouse- Gray will, in
the future, make her home in California.
h Mrs. Phil Joseph is home again, hav-
g ing returned Thursday from Portland
after two months visit there.
Mrs. Bogardus and Mr.. Pells, mother
y and brother OF Mrs. Zipf, who have beer
d visiting her, left for the east Wednesday
h having had a thoroughly good time.
lie Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Druehl will return
le on Sunday next from very delightful
% trip to and along the coast.
Mrs. Thomas Marshall has issued invi
/, tations for an afternoon, Monday, Apri