The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23

Mr.. Pierson the gent1emans
After cards, Professor Krouse favored
the company with several beautiful
selections.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Tracy
Mr.. and Mrs Dininny Mrs. and Mr..
Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Bache Mr. and Mrs
Linck. Mr.. and Mrs. MARYLAND, Mr. and
Mrs. McGurrin. Mr.. and Mrs. Darling,
Madame Darling, Professor and Mrs.
Krouse, Mr.. and Mrs. Shelp and Mr..
and Mrs. Pierson.
Mr.. Charles r. Gilbert. of San Franz
cisco, who has been stopping at the
Grand for the past three months, left
for home Thursday evening. Mr. Gill
short stay III Salt Lake, who viii give
him a warm welcome when he returns
in the spring.
The younger society under the chap
eronage of Mrs. Snedley, Mrs VIII
liams Mrs. Gilmer Miss Woodward
and Mrs. Glendinning will dance the
old year out and the new year in at
the Manitou. Much pleasure is am
j ticiDated.
Although the night was disagree.
! able without there was a large at
1 tendance at the Wednesday night club.
All passed a very ENJOYABLE evening.
The students of the University and
! their friends are looking forward to
the ball which is to be given by the
U. of u. Athletic association on the
evening of the 2Sth inst, at Christian
sens hall. The invitations are already
issued and very pleasant time is an
ticipated.
Duplicate whist is becoming a very
popular game among the gentlemen.
At the party given to close the Kir.
mess, Friday evening, there were pres
ent the following ladies and gentlemen
| Misses Noble, Benedict, Judge, Sin.
clair, Graham, Kimball, Wall, Lynch
/ Gleason, Lunt, Luce Hynds; Messrs
Gunter. Officer Conway, Smith, Hoop
er, Little, Roodlidge, Montgomery
Jackson, Knox. Gotten, Jennings. Din
woodey. Windsor Conklin. Brown
Lieutenant Preston, Lieutenant Cas-
tie; Mrs Conklin, George, Hynds
Gregory, Dunford, McGregor, O'Malley
Friday morning, fathers and moth
ers were not forgotten by the pretty
little children of the Kindergarten a
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tree had been erected, and from i
hung pretty little presents manufac
tured by skillful little hands. 4 serie
of exercises was gone through by tn
little folks, after which the present
We're distributed among the fond par
ents. Altogether it was a. beautiful
and pleasant sight to behold,
The Neighborhood club was delight
fully entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
Slade at their residence, S23 East Sew
enth South street, last Thursday even
ing.
After an exciting series of game
the prizes were awarded to the follow
ing: Mrs. George Brice and Mr.. Par
sons, first prizes; Mrs. DR.. Stiehl an
Mr.. Eager. second prizes.
The Misses Conklin's German, whic
was ito have taken place last evening
; is postponed for the present.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Fyler pleasant
: entertained a few friends informall
Tuesday evening. a new game, PFC
gressive desperation, was played, al
ter which dainty refreshments wer
served. The invited guests were: Nj
: ard Mrs. Adams, Miss Zeigler, Nj
Brown, Nj. Charles stanton, Mis-
D Matthews, Mr.. Shawfelberger and Nj
Medberry, Of New York.
The Kalamazoo Whist club met wi;
DR.. Benedict Tuesday evening.
i Mrs. J. j. Duke, an old time resider
!. is in the city. Mr.. Duke is residing
4 the home of his daughter, Mrs. w j
|, Lynn.
5 The Ionic club will meet in Cnri
:, fensen's hall Wednesday evening il
e stead of tomorrow.
e Mrs. Farley Williams has issued il
k vitatioEs for a dancing party, to /
: given Wednesday evening for ht
d daughter, Kate, who returns this NOR,