The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-25

The most important affair of this kind
announced being the bah at the Uni
versity on Friday, April 6. The Char
ity Tea at the Mccormick residence
next Friday evening will be largely at
tended.
The most important social event this
week will be the Charity Tea at the
residence of Mrs w. S. Mccormick on
Friday evening, March 80. No invita-
lions will be issued, and all the char
itably inclined are invited to attend.
The admission will be % cents and
number of the society young ladies VIII
assist. Home made candy Will be Tor
sale. and all of the features which have
made preceding affairs Of this nature
so attractive viii be in evidence.
The last bah of the University series
will he given by the Delta Phi society
at the University on Friday evening,
April 6. The parties given at the Uni
versity have been among the most en-
iowa BILE affairs Of the season, and this
closing event promises 10 eclipse all
others Christensen's full band will
be in attendance, and the ball Will be
under the management OF +. NJ
briggs, +. W. Reynolds, Theodore Ny
strom, H. L. Nelson and j. II. Hopes.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. h
J. Rivers entertained nine tables at
high five. After a delicious lunch was
served. some very fine music was heard.
Those present were MIR. and Mrs. Geo.
Brice, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Sullivan, MI
and Mrs Arthur II. Parsons, Professor
and Mrs. KrouSe, Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
dali A Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs 5. 5.
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Mrs. w. +. Hills, Judge and Mrs Loeb
RE. Mr.. and Mrs WIN J. laynch, and
Misses Cady, Chandler, Mccormick,
Shoebridge. jenkins, Robinson and Min
lie Taylor; also Messrs. F. B. Cook,
William Pischel. L. c. Robinson, Grant
II Smith, DR. Z. W. Whitney, L. p.
Robinson and A. Z. II. Peterson.
Mrs. hrouse won the ladies' first
prize, and Miss Ida Chandler the sec
ond. DIR. Suehl secured the gentle
mans first prize. while Dr. Whitney
succeeded in carrying off the second.
At the handsome suburban residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Harrington, an
interesting birthday party was held yes
terday afternoon and evening. Early
in the week several of the relatives
and friends of Mrs. Harrington decided
To give her an emphatic reminder of
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career had been reached; and so well
was this idea carried out that before
the lady scarcely had time to realize
il, Informal callers to the number of
about sixty took possession of the house
and the hostess completely, and by aid
of refreshments literary and musical
exercises. 90 say nothing of the balmy
effects of Sugar House air and scenes)
a most enjoyable evening was spent.
Misses Maggie and Mamie TAYLOR and
Mrs. Margaret Taylor. assisted Mrs
Harrington to entertain and to them
was much of the pleasure Of the &C.
C2sion due.
a delightful surprise party was given
Friday evening at 267 Canyon Road
on Miss Lovina Sudbury, by her
friends. High five formed the chief
amusement, after which an elegant
luncheon was served. The guests were
NTr c. r. Savage. Mr.. Ralph Savage
Miss Lucy Savage, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
SAMSON, Mr.. and Mrs. :. J. Sudbury
Mr.. J. Is. SwenSOn. Mr. and Mrs. S c.
Sudbury, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 5. Whitehead. Mrs
Anna G. Marks, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Peterson, Miss Wick Hodgert, Mr.. Roy
Hodgert, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sudbury,
Annie Satterthwaite, Mr.. Fred Sudbury.
Mrs Hattie Earker, Mr.. Ben Sansom
Mr.. J j. Shepard, Mr.. George Sud
bury.
Mr.. Fred Brooks entertained a few
of his friends last Tuesday evening.
Dainty refreshments were served at
10 o'clock. The rest of the evening was
passed in cards and music. The ladies
ard gentlemen present We're Misses
Florence Simpson, Matte Mack, Flor
ence Taylor, Nellie Howoruh. Mile
Flaggard, MeSsrs. Roy Forman, Aus
ton Brooks, Fred Brooks, Roy Van
Dyke, Seth PiXton.
A very pleasant high five was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Atkins at 1O2
East First South on Thursday evening
last. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Scoles, Mr.. ard Mrs.
Bassett, Mr.. and Mrs. George B.
Freeze, Mr. and Mrs. Edw Sudbury.
Misses Mamie Freeze, Mamie Conrad
Mae Freeze, Mrs. T. Grafton, Messrs
Edw. Harris and Henry Bassett.
Mrs. H. S. Krouse planned very
successful and clever surprise on Pro-
fessor Krouse last Thursday evening,
the occasion being his birthday, but
which particular birthday was not an
uounced The professor was sent off to
O'Clock, and on his return he found his
cosy little home occupied by twenty or
thirty of his musical friends, most of
them being the members of the Grim
son Scarf Opera company, with whom
he shared his recent success at the the
atre. The evening was spent in a de-
lightful manner listening to musical Sc
lections, and Manager Burton's propo-
sition to the company TO sing their
charming work one night during con-
ference was discussed and accepted.
The party broke up about midnight.
after most enjoyable evening.
John S. Cahoon and Miss Josie Buck
were united in marriage on Thursday
evening at the residence OF the groom's
parents Mr. and Mrs. Cahoon will be
at home after today, at 1863 First street
One of the most enjoyable parties of
the winter was given Mr.. Orson Brooks
last Friday evening by some Of his lady
friends. 1t was a surprise and was
very successfully carried out, but Mr..
Brooks was equal to the occasion, and
assisted by his sister, Mrs. Hume, soon
made the intruders at hume. All for
malities were waived and different
kinds of games were INDUCED in until
II:30, when dainty refreshments were
served, after which music, singing, and
after dinner orations held sway for a
time. Among those present were Misses
Minnie and May Jeremy, Florence Tay-
lOr, Lottie Stevens, Retta and Gertrude
Lyon, Grace Keller, Jennie Irvine,
Hannah Brooks, Hattie Pollock, Agnes
Watson, Maud Hagar. Daisy Shields,
Claire Ferguson, Ollie Myers, Lille
Parish. Nessrs. VIII Foster, Joe Ostler,