The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-25

gall, Joe Swenson, G. Brown, Moyle
Thad Naylor, William Brooks, Aubrey
Clark Whitney, r. W. Lewis, S. Cope
and Thee Nystrom.
Col. and Mrs Morrison expect t.
leave shortly for the lmidwinter fair.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Hackney will leave
next month for their new station.
Miss Granger is visiting Lieut.. ant
Mrs. Penrose of Fort Leavenworth.
Capt. and Mrs. Mcfarland gave al
elegant dinner Wednesday evening il
honor of Col. and Mrs. Coates.
A dancing class has been formed fol
the children of Fort Douglas. They
met on Saturday evening at the Post
Hall" All the children were present
from the tiniest to the largest.
Master Henry Heitzman gave a
candy pull to number of his little
friends on Friday evening. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Park entertained
few friends delightfully."- on Wednes-
day evening last.
4MO SACel4eIll papers were ISdu d.
the last meeting of the CIeofan, one
by Mrs. Nettie Y. Smell on Modern
English Literature the other by Miss
Grace Young on Wordsworth.
Professor Matthews lecture or
'Hypnotism" will draw a large audi
ence this evening. This will be the
third of the series of entertainments
given for the benefit of the Young La
dies Aid society and under the auspi-
ces of the Press club. The subject is
an interesting one, now that anything
occuit-the more elusive the better
has such a charm. But hypnotism has
its practical side and review of the
subject by one who has made it a
study for years, as has the lecturer,
will prove of great interest.
The last dancing party given by the
Manitou club was by all odds the most
successful. The ladies never looked
prettier than they did on that occa-
sion and their imitation of the sterner
sex in the way Of gallantry was in
tensely funny. The club will have
three more parties, the last being an
especially fine affair.
Miss Bee returned on Monday from
a short visit at Ogden.
Miss Leah Dunford will go to Provo
today for visit of few days.
Mrs. F. E. Root and Miss Mather
are at home on Fridays.
On Tuesday evening Miss Florence
Roundy entertained the card club of
which she is member.
Hiss Hattie Rothenberg, of Cincin-
natl, is the guest of Mrs. Herman
Bamberger, and Miss Stella Joseph
and Mr.. Louis Joseph, of Noblesville,
Ind, are visiting Mrs. Jacob Bamber-
ger. The three young people came to
attend the wedding of Miss Morris and
Mr.. Joseph, which took place on We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Sharp and Miss
Margie Sharp left for visit at the
Midwinter fair on Friday evening.
Mrs. C. E. Stanton will return to
San Francisco next month with her
sister, Mrs. E. St. Clair Swan, who has
been her guest during the winter
Mrs. Bruback will give an elegant
at the Alta club next month.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Joseph will tender a reception
to the newly welded pair tomorrow
evening at Younger's hall. AS the
Jewish friends never do things by
halves, it is expected that the affair
will be marked by elegance in every
detail The names of young people
prominent in Jewish society appear
upon the invitations.
The Circle of Strangers was enter
tanned by Mrs. L. L. Archer last Tues
day. Mrs. r. T. Petdngill of 773 East
Second South, viii entertain the circle
On Tuesday, the 9th inst.
The Denhalter Rifles will give a mil
tary hop at the Parker Christensen
hall on Wednesday evening.
The Dancing cllib,-will be entertained
by Miss Alton Young on Thursday
evening. The street car line will be
patronized on the way TO the scene of
festivity, and an omnibus will bring
The dancers home.
Miss Bessie Rhodes will entertain
the Card club on Friday evening.
The inquiry for boxes and stalls in
1icates that society will witness the
Of the Crimson Scarf
evening.
At the Entire Nous on Monday even
ing Miss Eberhart conducted the class
n Roman history. The reign of JUS
tinian was the theme of discussion.
Lady Claire Current topics were
discussed as usual.
The Banjo club met with Mrs c. L.
Robertson last evening.
Captain Donnell, who is a great bo-
-anical authority, took pleasure in pi-
citing number of ladies about among
he various floral establishments of the
;fty on Wednesday. The party re-
.urned laden with choice blossoms.
Miss Washburn, Miss McBrine, Miss
Bishop, Miss Curtis. Miss AIcNIaster and
Miss White.
A private masquerade will be given
1T Cooper's hall tomorrow evening.
Misses Sadie Cooper. Maud Cooper. Min
lie Folsom and Messrs. George Trumbo.
Cd Hazelgrove and David Ostler having
he affair in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Evans will give a
euchre party on Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Clifford McNally have
to the Brooks Arcade.
The fifth party of a series will be
given in the Eighteenth ward hall Wed
leSday, the 18th inst and as these
parties have been so well attended and
such enjoyable times had, there is no
ioubt but that those attending will not
De disappointed in this the fifts. No
invitations are issued, hence the friends
# the committee will not absent them
selves for the reason that they have
lad none.