The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-27

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pied two boxes.
Miss Grace Wallace gave a dinner
last evening. her guests being Mr.. and
Mrs. George f. Dewney, Mr.. and Mrs.
John NJ. Zane, Miss Hardness; Mr.. w.
g. Sharp and Mr.. w c. Pavey
On FRIDAY evening. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
b. Stephens gave card party to about
fifty guests. Miss Winfried NIilspaugh
and Master Willard Stephens PERFORM
ed their allotted tasks of ushering the
ladies ana gentlemen to their dressing
rooms very cveditably.
Again Mrs. Stephens TALES were
cleverly designed. Large Jugs cut from
cream colored paper and gilded were
paced on each ta7ola- The guests were
presented with rings on which narrow
ribbons were tied There was a ribbon
on each Of the Jug handles and the
guests soon found their tables by cor
responding ribbons. Veritable little
brown jugs" were the counters and
were tied 20 the rings by the ribbons
Mrs. OSmond won the first ladies'
prize, a candlesticl1 and shade. Mrs.
Daniel the second prize, a powder box,
Mr.. McGurTin the first gentlemen's
prize, a Brownie" cup and saucer,
Mr.. Judsou the second, d pen tray.
A soodly number of ladies were pres
ent at the University club last even
ing, it being ladies night"
Fisher Harris entertained the COM
pdny with Il chara cteristic and witty
talk on Nothing in Particular"
Mrs. Russell, Mr.. and Mrs, W. j. Nc
Intyre. Mrs. Haywood. Miss Maud Rus
sell and MIR. Arthur Pryor occupied a
box at the Grand on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tilton Donnellan,
Judge and Mrs. Mcdowell, Mr. and
Mrs. a. Rogers and Mir. and Mrs. JOS
eph LAppman also occupied boxes on
the same evening.
Mrs. John Teirnan has gone to New
York for an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Binford, OF Den
Yer, are visiting Nj. and Mrs. Theron
Geddes.
Mr., and Mrs. Hoyt Sherman, Mr..
and Mrs. JOHN Triton Donnellan and
Mrs. H. j. Newman occupied a box at
the Grand.
Mr., and Mrs. George Y. Wallace
Miss Wallace, Rev and Mrs. A. K.
Hall and Miss Hall occupied a box on
the evening of the Brownies first
appearance.
Mr.. John Forbes gave a small card
party on Tuesday
The executive committee in charge
or the ball for the benefit of st. Mark 3
hospital, TO be given at Christensents
nan on the eve Of Washington's birth
cay. VIII meet at the Knutsford on
friday afternoon TO complete necessary
arrangements
Mrs. f. H. Porter viii be the guest
OF her son, Mr.. Don H. Porter, for the
winter
Mr.. Nelson Ransohon left today Tor
cincinnati where his tiancee. Miss
Carrie Mas, resides. They viii he
married on Wednesday, February G,
and return to Salt Lake about the 18th
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Brewster, Of
CHEYENNE, are at the Templeton for
three weeks. They are old friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John \. Tisdale.
Miss Lucille Hewett left yesterday
morning for a visit of several months
in Chicago, New York and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Daniel are at +ba
Manitou. Mrs. Daniel returned recenfIv
from a visit TO st. Louis and Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Fox have gone
70 New York for a few weeks.
Judge and Mrs. ". II. Smith will
give dinner at the Knutsford this
evening to Judge and Mrs. Henderson,
Judge and Mrs. Hardness, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. L. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. john
\. Tisdale and Judge Merritt
Mrs. II. N. Wells, Mrs. J. D. Spencer
Mrs. Burton and Mr.. and Mrs. viii
Clawson occupied 81 box at the Grand
on Monday evening. Major ard Mr..
Silva. Mrs. 7. j. Army and Mr. Waiter
Amy and Mr.. and Mrs 8fcNalIy and
Miss Keane occupied adjacent boxes on
the same evening.
Mrs. Madison and the Misses Mad
Olson have issued invitations for
geographical party on Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. c. B. MARYLAND contemplates
visit TO California. where she hopes
10 regain her health.
Miss Bessie Glass is visiting friends
IN Park City. Miss Cumorah Smith
accompanied her TO the Park
The management Of The Grand opera
house mas generously donated the pro-
ceeds of one matinee each month to
the Young Ladies Aid society
On Friday evening Mr.. Charles Din
woodey. who departs in & few days for
Idaho, very pleasantly entertained the
following friends: Misses James, Belle
Weller. Lucy Dean, Ida Pitt, Maggie
Pyper, Lydia Weller, Marie Wo.z, Miss
Shosbridge. Maud Bowering, Elsie Bar
row, Mary Smith, Hilrna Peterson, Lot
tie Dinwoodey, George Allen. Bert
Kelly. Charles Hague. Frank Horsley,
Fred Rigby, Mr.. Hampton, Sam Winter,
E. VI. Weller. James Lambert, Joe
Mellin, John Hagman, Ralph Din
woodey, James Dinwoodey.
A very pleasant party was the one
given by Lolita and Charlie Dinwoodey
on Friday evening last. High five and
other games were Gndulged an. A Pleas
ing feature of the evening was the
music by Ida Pitts. Maud Bowring,
Hi,n1a Petersen and others. At il
o'clock a tempting repast was served
Among the guests were: Misses Lucy
Dean, Ida Pitts, Hilma Petersen, Maud
Carol Shoebridge, Marie WOLF
Maggie Pyper. Mary Smith, Elsie Bar
rows. Lydia Weller, Belle Weller, Maria
James. Fred Rigby. James Lambert,
Bert Kelly, Charles Hague, Lige Weller,
Frank Eforsley, Joe Afellin, Sam Win