The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-22

fists OF the age, having the honor of
founding the scientific department of
Yale college. They were returning
from sojourn of two months in CALI
fornia and spent Monday and Tues
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Daggett. Mr..
.Daggett, by the way. was once a stu
dent in Professor Brush's department.
Many Of the gentlemen present were
Yale graduates.
Mrs. Daggett was assisted in receiv-
ing by Mrs. Woodward, Mrs. Bidwell
and Miss Woodward and Mrs. Bidwell
presided at the coffee urn in the re-
treshment room.
Among the guests were noticed the
following: Hon. and Mrs. c. z. Allen,
Professor and Mrs. Montgomery, Mr..
and Mrs. Z. P. Brooks, DR.. and Mrs. 7.
3. Beatue, Judge and Mrs. Goodwin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Terhune, Mr.. and Mrs. George Y.
Wallace Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. NJ. K.
Spencer, Mrs. Mccormick, Miss Keogh,
DR.. Gage, Major and Mrs Wilkes, Miss
Wallace, Miss Gilmer, Miss Mabel
Spencer, DR.. Keogh, Messrs. r. H Of
flcer, Neil, Grant Smith, Roy Mckay,
Salisbury Gilmer and Walter WOLF.
An informal reception was rendered
MIR. c. f. Weller, who for the past
twenty-five years has been visiting this
section in the interests of the Richar0-
son Drug company, of Omaha, and his
wife, at The Knutsford last evening, by
some prominent druggists of this city.
While at the banqueting board cCmph-
mentary toaStS were proposed by Mr..
w. A Nelden, Mr.. J. B. Farlow, DR..
Whitmore and others, which were APP
priately responded to by Mr.. and Mrs.
Weller. The gentleman so honored is
vice-president and general manager OF
the Richardson Drug company, and the
occasion, Mrs. Weller's fiftieth birthday.
When the guests departed they left
substantial tokens of their esteem in
the form Of silver bread basket and
an after dinner coffee set, on which
We're inscribed the following names: W.
a. Nelden, Robert Cleghorn, j. B. Far
low, John j. Judson, P. P. Pratt, jr.,
A. c. Smith, Fred Scarf, o. W. Hemen-
way and DR.. B. I. Whitmore, repre-
senting Park, Davis & Co, of Omaha.
A surprise party was rendered Mr..
and Mrs. A. n. Cherry at their home
on Capitol avenue, Friday evening, A
quartette composed of MessrS. MCNair,
w. B. Holland, Sonnedecker and Bent
ley sang plantation songs in 2 mirth-
provoking manner that furnished the
keynote for the evening. High five was
also enjoyed. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. McNair, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. Cady, Mrs.
R. Sholes, Miss Effie Sholes. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ J. Bentley, Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ.
Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. Ames Mr..
and Mrs. Sonnedecker Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Shepard. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna, DIR.
and Mrs. Hodges. DR.. and Mrs. Peak,
Mrs. Carson, Miss Cathcart, Mr.. W. B.
Holland. Misses Helen and Esther Nc
Nair, Ethel Deane, Helen Shepard,
Lottie Sholes and Inez Peak.
A pleasant children's party was that
given by Mr.. and Mrs. z. Darrell, on
Saturday, to commemorate the birth
day Of their daughter, Miss Viola.
Songs, games, music and recitations
made the afternoon a success. Mrs.
Barrel was assisted in entertaining the
little people by Mrs. Martha Salisbury
and Miss Nellie Merrill.
The following left their autographs
on Chinese napkin as a keepsake for
their hostess: Misses Ina. Vera, Eta
and Erna Felt, Clara Dougall, Emma
Grosbeck. Ethel Beck, Sarah and Jo-
sephine Williams, Norah Nuttall, Bes-
sic and Naomia Felt, Sarah Merrill,
Leona Pratt, Emma and Belle Abbott,
Clara Smith. Oracle Darrell. Masters
Homer Bouton, Wesley Smith, Frank
lin Darrell, Lorus Pratt. Ben Evans
and others.
A surprise party was rendered Mr.
Ammon Brown Friday evening, Mr.
Claud Bridges being the chief conspira-
tor in the plot. Among the young peo-
pie present were: Misses Tessie Will
liams Bee Hyde, Margie Miller Se,la
Trent, Stella Jacobs, Dean Wardrobe
Jennie Davis. Rennie Ridges, Emily
McMellon, Annie Hagman, Amanda
Brown, Tessie Arnold, Lillian Pap
worth and Messrs. Nelson, Margetts
Leon Hampton, Winslow Smith, Claud
Ridges, Clarence Ridges. Commenced
at $50; ate supper at 1920, after which
part of the company left and the re-
mainder retired to the lawn and played
until the little hours of the morning.
The concert given at Post hall Fort
] Douglas, Tuesday evening, for the ben
eft of St Marks hospital, given by
! Mrs. Norris. assisted by Miss Lucas
Mr. Seymour and Corporal King. was
quite a success. Mrs. Norris appeared
at her best, and was repeatedly en-
| cored. Corporal Kings singing was de-
| lightful. He has G full rich baritone
voice, highly cultivated. and is said tc
be the best baritone singer in this part
of the country.
AS previously announced in The Her
aid, the marriage of Miss Katherine E
Davis and Mr. A. F. Holden will take
place next Friday at noon, at the home
Of the brides sister, Mrs. Fairfax Land
street, Davis, West Virginia. Mr.. anG
Mrs. Holden will be at home at S51
First street, after June first.
Miss Geneva. Jennings and her mother
and sister have returned from Chicago
and are at home to their friends at So;
Sixth street.
Mrs. Andrew Zane will leave for Phil.
adelphia Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Fenton gave din
ner party on Thursday evening in
honor of Mr.. Schoch, of Philadelphia
the other guests being Mr.. and Mrs
Kraft, DIR. and Mrs. Trip, DR.. and
Mrs. Howard and Miss Hettie Young.
The Circle of Strangers was enter.
tanned by Mrs. c. +. Adams on last
Tuesday. Mrs. S. A. Mcdowell will en-
terrain on Tuesday, April "a, at The
Manitou. At the semi-annual election
Mrs. Knox was elected president, Mrs
iStickney vice-president, and Mrs. Potter
was reelected secretary.
The Entire Nous met last Monday
evening Win MIS-. montgomery. Inc
usual topics Of Roman history. the
lpoets and current events were discussed
This club will continue its meetings
throughout the summer.
4 little recruit Joined the Sixteenth
infantry about two weeks ago. He is
being entertained (or rather is enter
taining) Captain and Mrs. Allen. OF
Fort Douglas. who seem very much
pleased over his safe arrival.
Mr.. w. S. Mccormick and Miss Emma
Mccormick returned from a trip to Cali