The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-02-19

I SALT LAKE HERALD.
kew words. The foregoing are the rules
of the game, and the tally cards, which
were slips of differently tinted paper uled
with baby ribbon, were used and the
sheets were divided into columns, two
columns on each sheet. At the top were
the letters, such as S over one column,
over the. other Two prizes, one aor
ladies and one for gentlemen, were given,
the ladies' being La France roses and the
gentlemen's a collection of small etch-
ings.
The refreshments were dainty and 1T
was an evening most agreeaoly spent.
About twenty people were present ana Inc
favors were valentines cut IN half ana tne
corresponding pieces designated partners.
Mrs. e. G.. Lee gave an Emerson luncn
last week, which was an intellectual as
well as palatable feast. The double par
Tors were prettily decorated, in conspl-
cuous place and Wreathed in sInllax was
picture of the philosopher. There was
a short but splendid programme arranged
and carried out. Each guest gave some
quotation from Emerson and Mrs. Ihrall
gave q resume of the experiments OF
s'Brook Farm which was highly en-
tertaining and edifying. Mrs. Wight
man followed with a comparison OF Elmer
son and Carlisle, and of course IN favor OF
the former. Mrs. Milliron gave some Sc
lection from Emerson IS essay on Friend
Ship and Mrs. Richie gave the life OF
the Esgreat thinker, - after which lun-
cheon was served, and all together 1t was
an afternoon remarkable for the whole
some and deep pleasure ii afforded those
present. Furthermore, such little affairs
can never become monotonous, and let us
have more of them.
The ladies of the Unitarian society
at their Thursday afternoon meet
can we do for the church and for
each other in a social way?'' ''What can
we do through the Sunday school?" The
discussion was participated in by Mes
danes Gale, BuzZo. Tibbitts, Utter and
others.
The Tennyson class met last Tuesday
evening at Mrs. Watson's and concluded
the study of the princess. - A very
/ lively discussion followed as to Tenny-
sons views regarding women's rights,
duties and attachments. There will be no
meeting OF the class next week on account
of the many engagements OF nearly all
the members. On the following week the
study of the poem Maud VIII begin
and promises to command equal attention
with any that have been taken up.
The Cleofan club, whose members are
very bright but abnormally modest, met
at Miss Wells studio last week. The
topics were "MunichD and 1.-THE Art of
Berlin which were given in a clear,
concise and very entertaining way: The
club meets every week and the topics for
next time are Switzerland and ''Neu-
remburg.'
The Ladies Unitarian society will give a
mock trial in lieu of their next regular
very funny. Many of the leading lights
in both the legal and medical profession
are to take part and wit and wisdom will
have full play in the bandying of words
by such men as Mr.. @. S. Varian, Mr..
Schroeder and others. The victim, we
understand. is to be Judge Kroeger, and
a more dron or witty one could not he
found. Doubtless it will be well patron
lied and it should be.
The University club banquet comes off
Tuesday evening in the sunptuous rooms
of the club.
Thursday evening a delightful little
birthday party was given Claire Give by
her parents at their new home on Canyon
road About thirty children were pres
ent, the evening was passed In play1n
games and recitations. There were plenty
Of Figoodies'' and the little ones enjoyed
themselves.
There is to be an entertainment in the
Fourteenth ward schoolhouse tomorrow
night for the benefit OF the young men
, who were recently called on a mission to
| the Society dots. The programme is q
, good one and the friends OF the young
gentlemen should turn out in full force.
A high five party was given last even
3 ing at 40 East Fourth South street in
$ honor of Mr.. II. A. Keehn, who is here
S on a short visit from Terrace. After q
} very enloyeble evening and luncheon hao
been served the party broke up with prom
l Use of one or more such gatherings in the
future.
Comments are still heard, and ell are
S favorable, of the mask ball. The origina
! and beautiful decorations and the en-
i chanting music will linger in our memory
, as long as life shall last.
: Mrs. John T. Buckle gave party tt
a her little daughter Lulu on Friday even
e ing in honor of her eleventh birthday
Y About fifty little ones were present. They
all came masked, and number of very
j: handsome costumes were seen. There wa
: music and dancing and games, and at Il
). O'Clock refreshments were served. At 1.
d O'Clock all bid their hostess good night
!, with wishes that she might live to EMO.
i. her centennial birthday.
:. Miss Maud Bowring celebrated her 16tl
:. birthday last week.. There were mum
: Der of guests present and all enjoye'
. themselves.
-
q Mrs. Yarmouth gave one of her fort
d nightly hops at the Manitou last Frida,
: night 1t was thoroughly enioyabl
affair.
e Mrs. Irene Gibson OF Ouray, Colo, VIII
: has been spending the winter in Sal
% Lake, left for home Friday evening.
l. Impaired digestion repaired by Beech
ANS pills.
Funl A grand mock trial will be hel