The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-02

Mrs. John Barker, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Judson, Mrs. Pearl, DR.. and Mrs. Vim
cent, Mr.. and Mrs. I. A. Benton, Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Earls, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
J. Kenyon, DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Bur-
rows, Mr. and Mrs. F. &. Stephens, Mr..
| and Mrs S. +. Fenton, Major and Mrs.
Bird, Major and Mrs. Silva. Mrs.
Southworth, Mr. and Mrs. Shelp, Mrs.
A. Potter, Miss Pettingill, Miss Lille
Gwin, Miss Lamson, Miss Helm, Miss
Eberhard, Miss Burrows, Mr.. q.
| Wright, Mr.. Charles M. Hawley, Mr..
Albert Taylor and Mr.. A. c. Potter.
Thanksgiving Day was not celebrated
anywhere in the city with more gen
uine pleasure to entertainers and en-
tertained than at Rowland hall. Bishop
and Mrs. Leonard, Rev. and Mrs. A. X.
Hall. Miss Jenne Long and Rev. L. B.
, Ridgley were the guests of the teach
| ers and pupils at dinner, which meal
was prepared and served in New Eng
! land style.
! The chief enjoyment was derived
from the rendition Of HowelPs farce,
''The Mouse Trap" The teachers
played their various roles with an
abandon that charmed their audience.
Miss Daggett as Mrs. Somers, Miss
Howe as Mrs. Campbell, Miss Col
burne as Mrs. Roberts, Miss Kinckle as
Mrs. Curwen, Miss Vosberg as Mrs.
Miller, Miss Yardley as Mrs. Bemis,
and Miss Dashleigh as June were all
excellent. The stage furnishings were
tasteful.
At the close of the performance the
audience dispersed, the older portion,
which included some of the most prom
inent citizens, yielding the gymnasium
to the younger, who enjoyed dancing
till midnight.
More New England refreshments"
were served during the evening and the
cider and popcorn balls furnished no
inconsiderable part Of the days pleas
ure.
Mrs. and Miss McNutt, of Michigan,
are the guests of Mrs. S. f. Walker.
The entertainment to be given soon
for the benefit of st. AIMS Orphanage
promises to be one of the most sump-
tuous in setting ever held in the city.
The young ladies of the Catholic church
will have charge of it, and their popu-
larity as we'll as the claim Of the cause
they represent sweet charity" will
insure success.
Mrs. McElroy, mother of Mr. W. P.
McElroy, has gone to Carthage, Mo-. to
spend the winter
Mrs. W. P. Lynn has issued invita-
tons for a reception on Thursday.
Mrs. and Miss Kendall visited their
cousin, Marshal Brigham. last week.
The ladies were en- route from Honolulu
to their home in Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Bowman gave an
elegant dinner party on Thanksgiving
Day.
The Sunshine club met with Miss /
Mae Taylor last evening. Heretofore
the club has met on afternoons and
the Steiner sex was not represented,
except on rare occasions when an even
ing party was given. The young ladies
have relented, however, and last even
ing admitted few gentlemen MEM
bers. Hereafter there will be no limi-
tations as to sex in the club.
Mrs vollmer has almost entirely re-
covered from her severe illness and
expects to return from Denver this
week.
About twenty young ladies of the
coterie of buds will give a dancing
party at Younger's during the holi-
days.
Miss Margaret Read and Mr.. Joseph
Plat were married at the Templeton
afternoon and that even
ing a reception was rendered them by
the brides cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. o. p.
Arnold, jr., at their home, 10S Third
street Ninety-five guests, chiefly rel
two Of no IN n
present to enjoy the wedding feast,
and to present the happy couple sub
stantial token of their regard in the
form of a gridal gift.
Both the young people are esteemed
by a large circle of friends.
They will be at home at 142 Third
East street.
Miss Minnie Folsom entertained
out-twenty young people at her horne
On Monday evening. Cards furnished