The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-22
n IgI SOCIAL REALM.
The Past Week Was a Busy
One.
THE SWELL BALL AT PROVO.
Pleasant Hop at Fort Douglas on
Tuesday.
The Usual Number of Card Parties
Society at the Theatre-The Steven
son-Seligman Wedding Next Tues
day-The Ladies Literary Club.


Society Mt the Theatre-The Steven
son-seligman Wedding Next Tues
day-The Ladies Literary Club.
The hop at Fort Douglas, several
theatre parties and the ball given by
Judge and Mrs. Smith and D. H. Peery, jr.,
at Provo Friday evening were the chief
social events OF the past week.
The Observation-Disclosures wedding, on
Tuesday evening, viii be an event OF
much interest to society people.
That the hops at Fort Douglas are al
ways enjoyable affairs goes without say
ing. The one on Tuesday evening was
no exception. Among the guests were
Mrs. WhitalI, Mrs. Polhemus, Mrs.
Wright. Mrs. John Tilton Donnellan and
Misses Bailey, Lucy Whitall, Sue Bacon (,
Ruth Palmer, Luacine Hoge, Cora
Hooper, Alice Hooper, Olive Donnellan,
DR.. Polhemus, Lieutenants Wright,
Sorley, Freeman. Woodward. Carey,
Spence, Erwin, Palmer, Duvall, and
Messrs. John Tilton Donnellan, Leslie
Wright, of San Francisco, R. J. Glendin-
ming, Ben Smith, VIII Smedley and Sid
Hooper.
DIR. and Mrs. Niles are delightful en-
tertainers, and that fact is attested by the
4 number of friends to be seen at their
home every Wednesday evening. Last
week fine musical programme was
rendered aud a clever amateur elocution-
list entertained the guests
The Woman S club is an organization
which was formed soon after Edmund
Russell gave his series of lectures in this
city, and its aim is the study of the
artistic in dress and household decora-
tions. Among the newly elected officers
are Mrs. Gilmer, president; Mrs. Farlow,
vice president; Mrs. Macintosh, re-
cording secretary; Miss Gilmer, CORE
spending secretary. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs. G. c.
Goodwin, Tuesday afternoon, at 2
O'Clock.
The Cleofan met at Miss Wells studio
as usual on Tuesday, large number be-
ing present. Four new members were
admitted to the club and the ACCESSIBILITY
Ofchoosing new place of meeting was
discussed. Miss Grace Young read an in
Mr.. Leslie Wright was the guest of honor
at jolly bachelor dinner party given by g
few of his friends at the home of w. H.
Sherman, Wednesday evening. The
guests were Messrs. Leslie Wright, w.
II. Shearinan, Walter Shoup, Chris
Diehl, Max Smith, VIII Lawrence and E.
j. Glendinning.
Miss Maggie Smell entertained some
friends one evening last week with an
impromptu musicale at her home on
West First North street. The guests
were Misses Della Daynes, Emma Young,
Kate Clawson, Alice Clawson, Ray
Riggs, Mary Price, Ruby Pike. Eve
Winberg, Sarah Winberg, Elsie Shield and
Messrs. Cannon, She'd, Wallace Fred
Daynes, Joe Daynes and others.
The Daughters OF RebeKah gave an
ether pleasant surprise party Thursday
evening, Mrs. S. W. Darke being the
victim. High five was played, and music
also contributed to the pleasures of the
evening.
The society proposes TO go to Bountiful
? "a q Ogden, on surprises bent, before the
kwinter is over.
A very pleasant sociable was given in
5onor of the Misses Campbell, on Mon
day evening, at the residence of Prof. W.
G. Give, where few OF their friends as
sembled to enjoy a few hours of music,
conversation and games.
Some very fine selections were rendered
on the piano and violin by Professors
Daynes and Give, and later q sumptuous
repast was spread, which was enjoyed by
all.
Among those present were Prof. and
Mrs. Daynes, Mr.. w. A. Needham and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Brown. Mr. and
Mrs. Moses Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A.
Horne. Mrs. Retta Margetts. Mrs. Null
hall, Misses Margie Sharp. Marie Jonas
son, Nellie Neslin. Messrs. Howard,
Pinkerton, Derrick, Hay, Lawson, Lam
bourne, Hubert, Romney, Edwards and
Campbell.
Mrs. Putnam gave small dinner party
Tuesday evening, her guests being Miss
Gertrude Dull, Miss Teresa Godbe, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles P. Brooks, Rev. L. B..
Ridgeley and Mr.. Edwin Williams.
Miss Jennie Van Horn, of New York,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Van Horn.
She will leave for San Francisco on Thurs
day. Dut SApoCoo w 6pcuu lnOutH III CIls
city on her return.
A pleasant hop was given at the
Twenty second ward hall by the Young
Men 3 Social club, Friday evening. The
committee on arrangements consisted of
Messrs.. O. K. Grow, c. F. Solomon, R..
ii. Solomon. j. D. Hagman, c. E. Din
woodey and William McEwan.
Among the dancers were noticed Misses
Woodruff, McAllister, Dean, Wallace,
Pitt, WOLF, Peterson, Hagman, Weller,
Y Cartwright, Folsom, Margetts, Jeremy,
4-Gardner, Foster, Bridge, Nicholson,
y solomon, Price, Howarth, Taylor, Lati-
mer, Bartlett, Bridges, Ball, Leavitt,
Hal. Bywster, Vincent, Meloy, Saxton,
Ctwln. Flygare, Hopwood, Elkin,
Lloyd. Sanders, Rockwell, Grow, Hoops,
Minkley, Elsmore, Paul, Cutler, Arder-
son, Brown, Ostler and Messrs. w.
Nebeker, j. Weller, E. Weller, G. Allen,
F. Rigby, A. Vincent, A. Gilroy, G.
Jones, NJ. Ridges. j. Cartwright, 7.
Davis. W. Davis, j. Wilson, S. Reed, r.
Hodges, j. Cutler, a. Woodruff, j.