The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-15

Clark at her home on First street.
Afterwards the party occupied a box
at one of the playhouses. The guests
were: Miss Florence Roundy, Miss
June Sadler Miss Fanny Bird, Mr..
Will Clark, Mr.. ]. T. Goodwin, Mr..
Earl Cummings, Mr.. Hal Hampstead.
Mrs. Z. S. Norris has returned to her
husband in the east, after an enjoyable
visit among her Salt Lake friends.
Miss Winter terminated her engage
ment with the Grand Stock company
with last nights performance, and left
this morning for the east, much to the
regret of her many admirers.
Miss Grace Young will return from
Chicago shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Browniee left
Thursday evening for Denver to be in
attendance at the marriage of Mrs.
Brownies daughter. Miss Lee, to Mr..
John w Faintham, jr., which will oc-
cur in that city New Years DAY. Miss
Brownlee is a lovely young girl, and
her many warm friends in this city
will wish her every happiness. The
groom is the eldest son of Mr.. J. w.
F'lintham of the Salt Lake copper plant,
and is a popular young business man
of Denver, where the young couple will
reside.
The Afternoon Card club had an In
teresting meeting ON Wednesday last
at the residence of Mrs. Edith ClaWson
Knowlton in Canyon Road. Progress
i've euchrTe was played till dusk. Mrs.
]. D. McGill was the fortunate winner
Of the prize, a dainty silver bonbon
basket. The following ladies were pres
ent: Mesdames Charles Crane, George
Ellerbeck, j. E. Foote, r. G. Legg, 4.
H. Ranhof, H. c. Brown1ee, j. D. Nc
Gill, C. S. Williamson, Z. KnoWlton,
Greeson, Killeen and Felt.
The Thursday Night club gave its in
itial ball for the season last week at
Christensen's The first event was an
entire success, and will be succeeded
by a series of balls during the winter.
Among the many present were: Mr..
and Mrs. W. ]. Caverly, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bartling, Mr.. and Mrs. George
7. Brice, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Eckers, Mr..
and Mrs. F. Z. Houghton, Mrs. and
Mrs. H. ]. Rivers, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Tarbel, Mr.. and Mrs. Darling, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Meyers. Mr.. and Mrs. JAG
Reeves, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Evans,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Dickinson, Miss
Shelley, Miss Roach, Miss Wheeler,
Miss Allen. Miss Dewey, Messrs. c.. E.
Stewart, George A. Knox, w. T. Gun
ter, Clarence Trever, r. S. Murphy,
L. c. Robinson. L. Evans, William
Pischl Joe Taylor A. Davis and Will
Bennett.
a box party was given in the second
circle of the theatre on Monday night.
The cha perones were Mrs. Duncan and
Mrs. Germane and the remaining men,
bers of the party were Miss Noble,
Miss Herman, Miss Glendinning, Miss
Shoup, Misses Judge.
The East Brigham Card club will
meet on Tuesday at the home of Miss
Glendinning.
One Of the most attractive dolls at
the bazaar made its appearance yester-
day under the pseudonym of Jimmie
Pollock. Although it was not placed
there for revenue only, the managers
Of the bazar knew who would get it
and the prii = went Up accordingly.
The Social Infants will meet at the
home Of Miss Grace Anderson on Wed
nesday.
Another small and select German is
of, to be given at the Por-
ches sometime before Christmas.
Mrs. 1ngersoll had at the bazar doll
only q, half inch long and fifty-four
years old.
Everyone voted at the bazaar last
night for one of a list Of society buds
whom he considered the most popular
young lady" The votes on this proved
so lucrative that Mrs. McVicker decid-
ed to have it continued until Christ
mas eve. The names of the young la
dies will therefore be exhibited in
some conspicuous shop window and
votes can be cast until St. Nicholas
petitors are Miss Marguerite Richards,
Miss Lucille Jennings, Miss Mamie
Sharp, Miss Julia Deane, Miss Katie
Williams. Miss Nellie Dolly and Miss
Frances Judge.
A Christmas recital will be given at
Rowland hall on Tuesday the 18th.
The following programme will furnish
the evenings entertainment:
Grand March OPP. 40 No. 3, -four
hands, .............:......S Schubert
Miss Ida Cohn and Miss Flanders.
Spring Song .Mendelssohn
Miss Sophia Contain.
Menuet en- Re...............Be Beaumont
Miss Fife Rowe.
Madrigal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Lack
Miss Mabel Hackett.
German Rounds op % four hands,
Observation-Disclosures. MosZkowskt
Misses Zue Geery and Beulah George.
Etude de Style ..........-.-.-. -Ravina
Miss Winona Jones.
Vocal. 1.-THE Violet Hood
Miss Zue Geery.
op. $40 .Bohm
Miss Kate Blyth.
Sans SOucl .ASchef
Miss Ida Cohn.
Miss Kate Blyth.
a.-Silver Spring .............. .Bendel
f.-Tarantelle ...........S. B. Mills
Miss Daggett.
Piano department. Miss Flanders
Vocal department. Mrs. +. B. Hamilton
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
gave an entertainment in the basement
rooms of the church last evening.
Each person on entering was presented
with a numbered ticket, and for each
of these there was a handbag contain
ing some useful article. The bags were
very pretty and were taken home as
souvenirs of the pleasant event. Miss
Donnellan and Miss Moore sang solos
and a Duet was rendered by Mrs. Cas-