The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-18

Teasing. There was laughter and chat
ter and pleasure without stint. Among
the guests who fitted about the mouse
and through the various rooms an oc-
casional glimpse was caught OF the Iol-
lowing. persons: DIR. and Mrs. tEW-
ing, Mr.. and Mrs Shelter, Mrs. A.
Fisher, DR.. and Mrs. Holland, Mr.. ana
Mrs. C. ]. lHigson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. h.
Culmer, Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Darke, the
Misses Lottie and Sarah Hepworth, Mr..
| Charles and Miss Mamie Murphy, Mr.
John Higley and Mrs Campbell, MRS.
! J. N. Mellon, Mrs. j. G. harvey, MIS-;
Hill, Miss Edith Emms, Mrs. George
Dean, Miss Bailey, of Florida, MI. ana
Mrs. j. C. Budds, Mr.. and Mrs. C. ..
| Farnsworth, Mr. and Mrs. and MISS
Lucy Gaby, Mrs. j. G. Harvey, MIS-;
Trewhela, Mrs. Mary Fife, Mr. ana
Mrs. Jennens, Mrs. P. L. Johnson, ana
| Messrs. Osborn, A. Hollander L. L;
( many others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam c. Park enter
! tanned a party in one of the proscen-
ium boxes at the theatre on Frloay
evening, during the Sousa concert. MI:
and Mrs. Woodrow, with a party "a
visiting friends from Chicago, occupied
a stall.
The Circle of Strangers was enter
tanned by Mrs. S. B. Miner on last
Tuesday afternoon, Twenty-Five pu-
pills of advanced years were in attend
ance and diligently studied the lesson
! in geography as outlined by the nos
tess The wise matron whose eXamlna-
ton paper revealed twenty-five correct
ANSWERS. received as a reward or merit
a souvenir spoon. and the one VINO was
| tardy, bewildered, and could not study
was given as encouragement to get
more light on the subject, candle
stick and taper. Mrs. A II. AFFORD
will entertain the Circle at 231 South
Third East ON next Tuesday.
1t is hardly possible for a social
gathering to be more enjoyed than the
friendly meet at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Solomon, on
Thursday evening. The cosy home
like and spacious rooms were comfort
ably filed and everything provided for
all kinds of mutual enjoyment. In
the front room of the double parlor
chat circle and the friendly game at
cards; while in the back parlor much
fun was had at indoor games, chief
of which was that Of charade In the
dining room too were those whose eff
forts were apparent from the we'll
|
pleasant change from games to some
forty or more friends and relatives.
Toasts were here offered, to aunts and
uncles long lives of comfort and joy.
Then games were resumed.
On Friday evening the Dancing club
held forth at Taggart's hall. Pretty
girls and handsome men We're in at
tendance, the music was excellent, the
floor smooth and spirits. were high.
Therefore it goes without saying that
those present enjoyed themselves to
the top of their bent, The costumes
were all elegant
Mrs. Pollock, the wife Of A. L.. Pol
lock once of The Herald staff but now
consul at San Salvador, took the west
bound midnight train on Friday to
join her husband. Mrs. Pollock has
been the recipient of much social atten-
ton during the past week. Mrs. Nc
Elroy at her residence 1876 B. street
gave a dinner on Friday afternoon
when number of friends assembled
to say farewell. In the evening, al
the home of Mrs. Willard on West Tenn.
pie street, Mrs. Pollock received and
babe adieu to the many friends who
called Mrs. Pollock, who is charming
performer on the piano, favored those
/ WIZ CcllSQ Will SOlue uellSullll- SGieC
lions. The friends of Mr. Charming
Pollock called in a. body to bid hin
goodbye. On Wednesday, Mrs. r.
! Hill at her residence gave a Luncheon
, in honor of Mrs. Pollock to number
!, of friends, who enjoyed the few hours
visit very much. Mrs. Pollock expect:
to sail on the ship Colon from Sar
Francisco on Monday next.
Miss Louie Felt, at her mother:
residence, gave a progressive high fivt
party on Friday evening. The time
was enliyened by music ard singing
> and dainty refreshments We're served
The guests were Miss Amanda Hunter
Miss Rose Myers, Miss Drucilla Sears
! Miss Mary Anderson, Hiss Julia Ander
son, Messrs. Fred Myers, w. Castle
: ton, J. B. Keysor, Harry Anderson, E
: NJ. Keysor and John Howard.
Some beautiful photos were mad
during the past weak, of Mrs. S.
Park (nee Thomas) and her brides
maids, Misses Emma Mccormick
D Mile Glass, Katie Lowe, Clara bale y
4 Etheyln Weber, Miss Keisel, o
e Ogden, Miss Margaret Park and IGy
Y Thomas. Truly a boquet OF heat ty.
e Miss Keisel came down from Ogdel
: to visit her Salt Lake friends on Fri
: day, and incidentally TO hear Sousa'
g band.