The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-18

the very wonderful Brownie stories Of
Palmer Cox, will be given by a cast
comprising more than one hundred of
the brightest children in Salt Lake, I'M
| der the direction of Miss Long. 1t is
| confidently predicted that this will be
the finest children's performance ever
| given in this city, and weeks of care
| full training and minute attention to
| detail will result in q. perfect and artis-
tic presentation. It will be given I'M
Ger the auspices of st. Marks Guild.
| Mrs. C. A Washburn gave q, Ken
sington tea at the Grand yesterday
and an amusing feature of the after
noon was the passing of a tray con-
tanning various articles, of which the
guests were to make a list from mem
DRY. Miss Curtin carried off the prize
for this feat.
Mrs. Washburne's guests were Mrs.
]. T. Donellan, Mrs. MacMahon, Mrs.
Wilson, Mrs. Owen, Mrs. ]. c. E. King,
Mrs. Bacon, Miss Curtis, Miss CoCh-
rane, Miss Sapp, Miss Tonpkins, Miss
McBirne, Miss Long, Miss McMasters
and Miss Pearley.
Mrs Fisher, of the Manitou, made
her debut as an entertainer on Friday
evening and a successful one it was.
The party in honor of the guests of
the Manitou, and to which they invited
friends, was an exceedingly pleasant
affair. The large dining room was
given UP to dancers and card tables
were provided in the halls for the more
sedate.
"A big punch bowl at the entrance to
the dining room was by no means
sighted Delicious refreshments were
served in the ordinary.
Besides the guests of the house were
noticed Mrs. Byron Groo, Miss Groo,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Brink, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence H. Mccoy, Mr.. and Mrs
H. J. Rivers, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ander-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Knox, Mr.
and Mrs. Beifus, Major and Mrs. Bird,
Mrs. Victoria Jackson, Mrs. Juno and
Winnie Sprague, Miss May Beck, Mr..
r. j. Glendinning, Mr.. a. c. Smith and
Miss Lena Preston and others.
Miss Curtis and Miss Cochrane enter
tanned some friends very pleasantly at
cards and an elegant repast on Tues
day evening.
Their guests We're Mr.. and Mrs Will
G. Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bacon,
Mr. and Mrs. MacMahon, Mrs. Wilson,
Miss Sapp, Miss Long, Mis- T0mpkins,
Miss Meta Washburn' Captain Donnell,
Mr.. H. P. G.. Coates, Mr. Frank Hol-
land, Mr.. Rob Smith, Mr.. L. Park
hurst and Mr.. H. P. G.. Coates.
The Saturday Night club spent the
third Of it's series of evenings at Chris
tensen's hall yesterday, and the pres
ence of the Cotillion club added not
little to the pleasure of the occasion.
AS usual, the younger club members
devoted themselves to dancing and
the older members to cards.
Mrs. Haberly's class will meet at
the hospitable home of Mrs. f. 3.
Hamilton this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Hamilton has also invited few
friends to hear the lady's lecture on an
art topic at that time.
Mrs. S. Hughes is visiting friends at
Coalville for a few days.
Miss Addie Zane entertained num-
Der of friends at dinner last evening.
Miss Ida Noble has returned from
the east.
The Halloween club was entertained
by Mrs. Fife Green and Mrs. Julia
Taylor at the nome OF lHeIr liIolHeI'
Mrs. CLARK, on Friday evening. Music
by Miss Kate Romney, Miss Della
Daynes, Miss Lennie Savage and Pro-
lessor Daynas was the diversion of the
earlier part of the evening. Later each
guest was requested to write an orig
inal poem and prizes We're awarded to
Miss Della Daynes and Professor
Daynes for the best productions.
Miss Kate 2omney entertained the
Sunshine club and guests of the club
on Thursday evening.
Mrs. II. S. Joseph has returned from
her eastern visit.
The teachers of Rowland hall intend
to spend the evening of Thanksgiving
Day in New England style. The farce