The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-18


evening. The guests were reminded Of
the merry valentine season by decora-
lions in which hearts and cupid darts
predominated. At high five Mrs. Vim
cent won the first prize for ladies, Mr..
Baehe the first for gentlemen and Dr.
! Vincent the second. The prizes were
unique and intended to perpetuate the
memory of st. Valentine.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Bache,
Mr. and Mrs. McGurrin, DR.. and Mrs.
Vincent, Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Stephens,
Mar. and Mrs. Kinkead, Mrs. Kinkead
was assisted in receiving and entertain
ing by Mrs. Darling.
The Eighteen club had delightful
hostess in Miss EtheIyn Weber on
Tuesday evening. Tally cards in heart
and arrow designs reminded the guests
that this was Valentines eve and the
color scheme of pink and green carried
out in decorations and refreshments
recalled the wedding of Mr. and Mrs.
sam Park on the 18th inst The tally
cards were the work of the hostess and
were very artistic. Hearts was played,
the guests being assigned to tables
designated by names of authors On
the Eliot tables. for instance, the names
/ OF Adam Bede" and other of that
authors works were gilded on the
TALES. Handsome valentines we're the
souvenirs of this, one of the most
charming evenings, spent by the club.
On Thursday evening the commedi-
eta ''The Broken Hearted club" will
be given at the Eighteenth ward hall,
for the benefit of the Orphans Home.
A great deal of dramatic talent is
represented in the cast and the audi
ence viii be more than rewarded for
the outlay of the small price of admis-
sion The cast is as follows:
Major McCool. a retired major..........
....-.. ........ MIR. Z. T. McGurrin
Charles Pleydell of the Inner Temple
Frank F'lexor, of ,Guy's.....Mr {. NJ. Dull
Arthur Chomiey, CT the Guards.....:..-
Mrs. Lovebird. miss Ma5e sie Anderson
Miss Ida Parke. Miss Phyllis Lynch
Miss Aramlnta Willowby. ;:...:....;..
Miss Louisa Lipscombe. Miss Emily Curtiss
Miss Cissy Maythorne ....-..:...
....;...:;,..; Miss -Edyth Ellerbeck
Miss Camilla Spooner,. Miss Carrie Keate
Miss Serena Crook. Miss Edith Weller
Perkins, the maid. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The performance will be followed by
dancing.
The charity tea ono Thursday, be-
sides being an artistic and social sue
cess, was the means of raising $35
which will be expended for the benefit
of the woman's department of the re-
lief committee.
Mrs. MARYLAND gave an elegant
luncheon on Tuesday in honor of Mrs.
II. P. G. Coates and Mrs. and Miss
Morton, Of Philadelphia. The table
was very pretty with its cloth en-
J Mir aiy1lr ifc
glitter Of cut glass and silver, and
clusters of carnations.
Misses Edith and Edna Sherman
left on Thursday evening for San Fran
cisco where they will be the guests Of
their sister, Mrs. Folsom, for several
months.
Mr. and Mrs Sam Park returned
from their wedding tour on Tuesday.
Miss Clara Cotton entertained the
Friday Evening club last week Each
member of the club brought a valen-
/ tine Of original rhyme and the collec-
ton caused much merriment.
Miss Florence Roundy will entertain
the Thursday Evening club this week
Miss Belle Dewey entertained a few
friends at cards Tuesday evening at
her home on East Fourth South
street.
The Cleofan listened to a continual
ton of Professor Marshall's lecture on
English Poetry" last Tuesday.
The Shakespeare club met with Miss
Teasdel on Monday evening.
The regular session of the w. T. A.
1. l. 1 7 a
m, at Mrs. McCune's, 70 West South
Temple. M. E. Irvine, secretary.
The Circle of Strangers was pleasant
~ entertained by Mrs. F. r. King on
last Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. L. L. Nicher, 44S East First
South, will entertain on Tuesday, Feb.
20. and members are requested to
meet promptly at 2 p. m.
Mrs. c. S. Burton, Mrs. VIII Clawson,
Mrs. Spencer Clawson, Mrs Nettie Y
Smell and Miss Claire Clawson occu-
pied Manager Burton's box at the the
atre on Tuesday evening
The Herald is in receipt of commu-
nications for the society department
every week, many Of which might be
published If the writer's chose to show
good faith by signing them. But all
communications without signatures are
/ ignored.
The Entire Nous will meet with Mrs
Sheppard tomorrow evening.
Mrs Vincent will give luncheon on
Tuesday and a high five the same
evening.
The Manitou club continues to give
its pleasant informal dancing parties
each week. In strictest confidence we
would state that the party tomorrow
evening will SAVIOR of leap year GUS
toms. The gentlemen will take them
selves but will sit in a line against
the wall. demurely fold their hands
and wait for invitations to dance.
Dr. and Mrs. Polhemus entertained
Captain and Mrs. Richards, Lieutenant
ner last evening.
The Banjo club met with Mr.. Bert
Holden last evening.
The dancing class which formerly
met on Friday evening will meet on
Thursday hereafter at the home Of the
Misses Conl1lin.
Misses Celia and Mamie Adj
ans entertained some friends very
pleasantly on Wednesday even
ing. excellent music being the chief
feature. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Tolton Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Waddell, Professor and Mrs.
Whiting, Mrs. Musser,. Miss Musser.
Mrs Smith, Miss Hansen, Messrs. j.
Z. Booth, of Provo, G. H. Hart, of Lo-
gan, Kicks, of Logan, and Stacy of
Topeka, Kan.
Mrs. G. II. Eaybould gave a high