The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-14

ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery were
into the mysteries Of the club.
The epochs of the first and second
Roman Triumvirates were considered,
Mrs. Sheppard Conducting the class =
The riots in France were considered
under the head of current topics.
Owen Merediths' poems will receive
at the next meeting.
On Wednesday evening Professor
Daynes was the victim of very pleas
ant surprise at his home, 17S Z street.
Music, cards and charades was the
order of the evening. All did ample
Justice to the elegant repast set before
them.
Among those present We're W. A,
Needham and wife, Thomas Hull and
wife, George Margetts and wife, Sid
Clawson and wife, w. G. Give and
wife, ]. L. Brown and wife, D. NJ Muir
dock and wife, L. A. Horne and wife,
William Brown and wife, Mrs. Retta
Mrs Mulhall, Mrs Lizzie
Thomas Edwards, Miss Sadie Thomas,
Misses Margie Sharp, Pauline Acker,
Nellie Neslin, Allie Sanders, Lillian and
Alice Bitner. Minnie Margetts Annie
and Aggie Campbell, Annie White, and
Messrs. D. n. Swan, Hubert Castleton,
Pinkerton, Campbell, How
Miss May Papworth entertained the
Octum Card club on Friday evening at
the home of her parents. The first
prize was won by Miss Emma Silver,
and Mr.. H. L. Wilson, the BOBBY prizes
by Miss Maud Cooper and Andy Trum-
DO. Music and an elegant supper fol-
lowed the games. The guests were
Misses Emma Silver, Maud and Sadie
Cooper. Minnie Folsom, May Papworth,
Rosie Bradford, Lille Papworth, Min
ME Margetts, Messrs. Andy Trumbo,
Fred Daynes. Zach Derrick, George
Trumbo, H. L. Wilson, Will Edwards,
Will Romney and Dave Ostler.
The cry of Surprise that greeted
Mr. A. B. Needham as he answered
the door belf' one evening last wee,s
reminded him that that was his birth
day and that his friends were ac-
quainted with the fact. He soon re-
covered from his surprise, however, and
made the evening pass most pleasantly
for the guests, who were Misses Ruby
Miller, Maud Jenkins, May jenkins,
Clara Hadley. Rose Jenkins, and
MeSsrS. Eddie Elmer, ]. Eldredge, John
Glen, w. NJ. Tomlinson, G. o. Hadley
and H. Jenkins.
The members of the Home Dramatic
and other friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Whitney dropped in" on
evening to celebrate the
tenth wedding anniversary of their
host and hostess. The general good
time that always attends a meeting of
the members of the Home Dramatic
company was enjoyed on this occa-
sion.
Tod Goodwin entertained the set of
which he is one of the liveliest mem
bers on Friday evening, when a jolly
sleigh ride encouraged hilarity and ap-
petites. the latter being appeased by
a bountiful supper of the proper
viands to follow a couple of hours
skim over the snow.
Miss Mary Hagman informally en-
tertained her guests last evening
Misses Mary Price, Belle Weller, Anna
Cartwright, Lydia Weller, Anna Tay-
ner, Maud Bowring. Beatrice Ridges
Evan, Charles Solomon, Bert Bowring
Seth Pixton, Richard Solomon, John
Donelson and Elijah Weller.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. John
Tilton Donellan entertained at dinner
Miss Ethelyn Weber, Miss Olive
Donellan and Messrs. Clark Williams
and George w. Young, of New York
Fogarty of San Francisco, R. j. Glen
DINING and George Westervelt.
A small high five party was giver
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs P
w. Madsen on Tuesday evening. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Snow
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Pitt, Mr.. and Mrs
F. Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs H Miles
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Cummings.
On Friday evening a reception was
rendered Mr.. Alonzo Kessler at the
Sixteenth ward assembly hall. Nearly
six hundred guests were in attendance
and after an attractive programme OF
a musical and literary nature, there
was a grand ball
Mrs. Dean and Miss Crawford enter
tanned their Sunday school classes a.
the home of Mrs. Dean on Tuesday
evening. The thirty rosy checked boys
were highly entertained by DR.. Glea
sons sl1illful legerdemain.
A reception and musicale will be
given at the home of Mrs. H. P Mason
17S East Brigham street, on Wednes
day afternoon. DR.. Utter will give g
short address. The programme will
begin promptly at halp past three
The Circle of Strangers was enter
tanned by Mesdames. Ellenbecker anc
Stallman on last Tuesday A full mem
bership of the circle and a number o.
visitors spent the afternoon most en-
joyably.
A new social club was organized
lately at the home of Mrs. Emma
Spencer and as it is composed of {
of fun loving young people il
will probably be a great success.
The Eighteen club was delightfully."-
entertained by Miss Lowe on Tuesday
evening. Cards were INDUCED in for 6
time and much amusement was de-
rived from the old Virginia reel.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Wright gave ar
elegant dinner party on Thursday
evening to Colonel Estes, Captain
Woodbury.. and Messrs. Walter Almy
Tyre and George Westervelt.
The Magazine club, of Ogden, vii
meet on Tuesday afternoon, January
Is, at the residence of Mrs. Spivey
southeast corner of Twenty thirC
street and Adams avenue.
Captain and Mrs. Mcfarland gave e
luncheon on Tuesday in honor of The
successor of General Penrose, at For
Douglas, Lieutenant Colonel Coate:
and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mackintosl
are in San Francisco, going thence t.
Southern California and finally to Flor
ida. They will not return before May
The Misses. Tunnicliffe who spen
the early part of the season in thi.