The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-11

Harry Fielding rather fasD, Charles
Dudley Potter.
Araminta (rather sly), Florence Night
ingale Pettingill
Sarah Libbs Gather plump Nellie
McHenry Corcoran.
Samuel Sloeleaf (rather game). Char
les Mitchell Hawley, (ex-pugilist).
The Circle will be entertained by Mrs.
L. b. Miner, 1873 E street on Tuesday
afternoon, March 49,
Mrs. c. E. Brown. of Madison Wis.
and Mrs. j. L. Beckwith, of Ogden, are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pettingill.
Mrs. ]. F. Hamilton is again with us,
and will be "at home" to her friends
every Tuesday afternoon at room Al,
Hotel Templeton.
Miss Winnie Burbidge Informally en-
tertained few of her friends at her
residence on Monday evening. Among
the invited guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Wolstenholm, Mr.. and Mrs Lyon, Mr.
and Mrs. j. F. Burbidge, Mr. and Mrs.
g. Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Weller, DR..
and Mrs. Stoffer, Mr.. and Mrs. J. y.
BurDidee, Mr.. and Mrs. J. GrOesbeck.
Misses Hallgreen, Ida Felt Anna Felt,
Lottie Davis. Rachel Davis, Annie
Smith, Angie Smith, yicky Clayton,
Amelia Foster, Winnie Brinton, Louie
Sloan, Lizzie Burbidge, Emma Brill,
Edith Smith, and Messrs. Henry Wal
lace, viii Dyer, H. w. Hansen, Will
Davis, Stanford, will Foster, Ed Davis.
Don Smith, o. T. Farsland, George
Burbidge and Joe Burbidge.
Mrs. J. W. Donellan is expected to
from 10
Mrs Elmer B. Jones gave small
card party on Friday evening.
Mrs. Kinney read one of the finest
papers ever read before the Woman's
club on Monday.
home of Mr.. Andrew Smith, jr.. on
Wednesday evening, when his daugh-
ter, Miss May, will be united in mar
riage to Mr.. Walter c. Mandell, of De-
troit, Mich.
Miss Juliet Marks, of Ogden, is the
guest of Mrs. Oppenheimer.
Miss Annie Tribe entertained the
Sorosis yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Walt Meeks was the genial host
OF number of guests ON Friday even
ing.
The engagement of two prominent
young society people is announced,
Miss Allace Hooper and Lieutenant
Mrs. c. 3. Stanton, Mrs Harry t.
Duke and Mrs. M j. Kennedy left for
California last week They will visit
the southern part of the state for a
few weeks and afterwards visit the
MidWinter fair
The Woman's Press club will hold
meeting at DR.. Ships office, Is South
Main street, Friday evening.
Mrs. Thomson and Miss Grace Thorn
son, Who have spent the winter with
Mrs. George S. Gannett, will return to
thelr eastern home in a few weeks.
Mrs. S. J. Kenyon entertained the
Campfire club on Wednesday evening.
Cards and music were the amusementss'
MISS Corcoran recited several selec-
tons in way that elected much praise
from her listeners.
The Gard club viii be entertained bv
Miss Sue Bacon on Friday evening.
Society is Interested in the runlor
.haC Two OF It's prominent members will
May. -
Mrs. Sarah Boggs has written that
she expects to visit some OF her friends
in this city in Ap~iI-
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam PARK entertained
number of friends on Friday evening.
The Banjo club met with Mr.. and
Mrs. George F. Downey last evening.
A German will be given on he eSth
INST. at the Parker Christensen hall.
by some of our leading young society
men of the city. Mr.. Ives Cobb and
MI Harry Sherman have The affair
IN charge Mr.. George F. Downey will
lead, and the favors will be made by
the young ladies'
Lieut., Gregg has gone to Leaven-
worth to take examination for promo
ton. He is a favoritesboth in and ont
OF the army and many good wishes fol-
Messrs. George Trumbo, Lester Freed
and Edward Peters left for San Fran
month viewing the wonders of the
midwinter fair.
Mr.. Andy Trumbo returned from San
Francisco on Tuesday.
Miss Grace Young gave a luncheon
to a few young lady friends on Friday.
There We're a number of theatre
he
engagement.
The Misses Dunford entertained
small party of friends on Friday even
ing.
Miss Mary Hoag entertained infor-
mally few friends on Friday.
The Manitou club will contine it's
dancing. parties for a few weeks. the
one to be given tomorrow evening be-
ing, however, the gem of the series.
The Cleofan had an unusually inter
esting meeting on Tuesday, when Mrs
Phebe Beattie read bright paper on
Women as Contributors to Litera-
ture," and Miss Celia Sharp read an
essay on List and played several of
his selections, beautifully interpreting
that MASTER
The new dancing club organized by
Miss Florence Roundy and Miss Sue
Bacon will meet at Taggarts hall on
Thursday evening. The club is com
posed of the members of the former
dancing club with the addition of
Misses Clara Cotton, Lucille Young
Jean Groo and Messrs. Dave Hemp
stead and Archie Mckay. The club