The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-25

week VIII De a quleper one. Inc recep-
ton by Judge and Mrs. Powers to the
members of the Legislature and their
families will be the chief event of this
week. The reception to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Joseph will be an enjoyable
affair.
The law makers turned carpet
knights on Wednesday evening, and
although the ill-natured claim that
.he chief delight of these notables is
10 wrangle over propositions for the
veal or woe OF the country, the aspeG-
sion was refuted by the air of hilarity
and general good will that was every
where noticeable on that evening. It
was a. time of recreation for the men
with the burdens of state upon their
shoulders and right well they enjoyed
it. The ball was a success and will
long be remembered especially by the
guests of honor. Some of the young
and giddy" thought there were not
enough round dances on the pro-
gramme but they must remember that
there is something homogeneous be-
tween rolicking polkas and the stately
stride of senators. Ye youthful
scoffers, avauntl
The charity tea was a model from
every standpoint Salt Lake city has
never seen an affair better managed or
more genuinely successful.
The dramatic entertainment foil ,ged
by an hour of dancing that was given
at the Eighteenth ward hall on Thurs
day evening was for the benefit of the
Orphans Home. Both dramatic and
social features were eminently success
iul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ]. Hill gave a
small party on Friday evening, which
was characterized by the pleasant in
fornlality for which Mr. and Mrs.
Hill are noted as entertainers. Miss
Paul and Mr.. F. B. Cook won the first
prizes Mrs. c. o. Whittemore and
Mr.. A. NJ. Paul won the booiJy
prizes at high five. The guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. W. F.
Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Raybould,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Paul, Mr.. and Mrs
G. Q. Whittemore Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
Whittemore, Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Busby,
Mrs. Mary J. Gerrars, Miss Mccormick.
Miss Binnie Paul, Mr.. T. B. Cook, Mr.
William PiSchel and Mr.. G. z. Forces
ter.
Mrs F. A. Vincent gave a luncheon
at her pleasant home. 1854 East First
South street. on Tuesday. The tables
were taste1ully decorated with La
France roses and smilax and the menu
was elaborate. The guests were Mrs.
Platt, Mrs. Dart, Mrs. Nelden, Mrs.
Wightman, Mrs. Volmer, Mrs. Want
land, Mrs. Lynn, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs.
McVicker, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Jones and
Miss Duke.
Last week the Monday Night club
enjoyed a programme prepared by the
art committee. Miss Lowe treated the
three topics, Titan, the Boy Artist
Of the Alps" his reception at Venice
and his. paintings at Padua in a highly
interesting manner. Miss dickinson
discussed the subjects Titan as State
Painter and Court Painter TO Charles
V in an excellent paper. Mr.. Walkers
sketch Of The Last Years of Titan
and Mr.. Lea's paper on Corregio were
also very good. Miss Frye, the vice
president, presided in the absence of
Mr.. Brown.
The art committee will give a recep-
ton in the church parlors after the or
gan recital by Mr.. Eddy on Tuesday
evening. The next regular meeting will
be held on the 5th pro, when a liter
airy programme will be carried out.
D.
Vincent entertained some friends charm
ingly at high five. Mrs. Bowman and
Nj l. c. Crossman won the first prizes
and Mrs. Lyons and Mr.. Arthur Brown
the second. Those present were MIR. !
and Mrs. Arthur Brown. Mr.. and Mrs.
I. A. Benton, Captain and Mrs. Paul,
DR.. and Mrs. Ewing, Mr.. and Mrs. /.
c. Crossman, Mr.. and Mrs. Brinker,
DR.. and Mrs. Lyons, Mr. and Mrs.
Archer, Judge and Mrs. Bowman, Judge
and Mrs. Henderson, Mr.. ard Mrs. F. |
e. Stephens, and Miss Calder.
Mrs G. H Wood. Mrs. f. J. Yard, |
Mrs. C. P. Thompson, Miss Dougal and
other ladies of Springville gave a dane |
ing party at that place on Wednesday
evening. Guests report that 1t was
charming affair Most of the guests
were residents of Springville. Judge |
and Mrs. Smith, DR.. and Mrs. Pike. DR.. |
and Mrs. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Coray |
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Havercamp
were guests from Provo. Colonel Page
of this city, was also seen among the i
dancers.
The chief social event of the week |
viii be the reception rendered by Judge
and Mrs. Orlando w. Powers to the I
members of the Legislative Assembly I
and the ladies of their families. The /
reception viii be given at their home |
ASS Second street, corner of G street, |
and the hours will be from till IL |
The judge and his lovely wife are ideal !
entertainers and the chronicier of the (
event can Observation-Disclosures all pres
ent were delightfully."- entertained.
The editors of the University Chron-
icle are to be congratulated upon the
marked success of their ball and ban
quet, held at the University last We'd |
nesday evening.
The hall was prettily adorned with |
the national colors and that. together |
with the many beautiful costumes of
the ladies present, made a fairy-like
scene
Christensen Brothers orchestra fur
nished music for the dancers, who wiled /
away the hours in their pleasant pas
time.
There was an intermission at il 80 I
p. m, and all adjourned to the library,
where a tempting banquet was spread.
The following guests were present:
Mesdames Farley White and William
Brooks, Misses Mamie Holman,
Blanch Woodruff, Edna Dwyer, Nae
Price. Maud Lawson, Bessie Brandon.
son, Beck. D. Moffett. Pearl Crosby. I
Matte Wilson, J. Clark, Kate Harding,
Mary Cannon, Nora Cannon, TAYLOR.
Eitner, Maud Short Edna Hyde, i
Laura Hyde, Juno Sprague, Winnie
Sprague. A1oyle. Badger. Alice Bower
ing, Kempland. Mae Taylor, ArdeIle
Cummings. Kate Rolnney, Susie Ritter.
Gertrude Lyons, Alley Davis, Geneye
Fanny Browning, Ada Eller-
beck, Nellie Young. Hamer, Allie San
ders, Clara Sanders, Nellie Hatch, Ma
mieney. White. Emily Dean. Rich. Girls
mon, Reid, Ruby CIawson, Venice Dun