The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-24

Mrs. Zane, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Howard.
ey. Miss Kimball, Miss Aft. Miss Col
ton.
Miss Atchison. who has been at Paris
for some time, is now in Salt~Lake
as the guest of her sister,. Mrs. NJ.
Kirkpatrick.
Mrs o. ]. HOLSTER has returned to
Salt Lake after a prolonged absence.
She is now stopping at No. 44S East
Third South street.
Mrs F. W. Norris. who has return
ed TO Salt Lake for a few days, was
the guest of honor at several social
events during the week.
The Afternoon Card Club was de-
| lightfully entertained ON Wednesday
last by Mrs. II. G. Brownlee. The
tally cards were tied with violet rib
bons, and tiny vioIets were used for
the purpose of keeping tally, a pretty
and unique idea. The usual time was
/ devoted to the playing of euchre, re-
! sulting in a tie between Mrs. Niles
and Mrs. Foote. The prize, an eXqui-
by the last named lady. The club will
meet next Wednesday with Mrs.
| Charles Williamson at 274 A street.
Miss Mabel Baum was the hostess Of
a card party during the week at her
home on r street. The prize winners
We're Miss Murdoch, Mr.. Fred Earls
guests present were: Miss Mcmillan,
Miss Sharp, Miss Murdoch, Misses
Earls. Miss Smith, Miss Colborn, and
/ Messrs. Stringer, Brinker, Parsons,
Siegel and Earls.
Mrs. J. F. Grant gave an elegant
/ luncheon on Thursday Ito a select few
of her lady friends. at her home on
seventh East street The colors were
white and yellow and the decorations
unique and tasteful. The menu was
choice and delicate. The function was
given in honor of friends of the
hostess from southern Utah.
Those present were Mesdames
| Brooks, Lilly Pardee, G. w. Phillips.
A. G. Campbell, Ed. X. Kirby, John
w. Hughes, Jones, H. Sprague, George
Snow, Lochrie and Stanley.
Mrs. Hoyt Sherman has returned
from her visit in the east.
Mrs. w. H. Bancroft will return this
morning from an extended trip to
Pennsylvania She was met at Den
yer by Mr.. Bancroft and came to Salt
Lake in his private car.
Mrs. John Treweek gave a birth day
anniversary party on Friday evening
in honor of Mrs. Curtis, who has
passed the eighty-first milestone on
the journey of life. The evening was
delightfully."- spent in social amusements
with Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Meakin as
special entertainers. The guest Of the
evening, Mrs. Curtis, received warm
congratulations from all present to
which she responded very happily and
fttingly. showing great mental vigor
for one Of such advanced years.
Among those present We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Cooper, MIR. and Mrs. John
Strickley, Mr.. and Mrs. John P.
Meakin, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hus-
bands, Mrs Lloyd, Mrs. Schurtzavel,
Mrs Dale, Mrs. Barton, Mrs. S. S.
Tucker and many other relatives and
friends.
The Amitie club has sent out invi
tations for its first ball of the season,
to be given at Christensen's hall on
Friday, Dec. 6. This is presumed to
be the forerunner of series of balls
to be given by the club during the
winter season. The committee, which
includes all the members OF the club.
is as follows: Messrs. S. NJ. Barrett,
Alex. c. Pyper, Thomas j. Lambert.
Cam. Brown. Ed E. Jenkins, viii E.
Sherwood. j. Fred Daynes. Misses
Kate Clawson, Minnie Hardy, Allie
Young, Carroll Cannon, Edna Lambert.
Emma Young, Blanche Woodruff, Alice
Clawson. Libbie Cutler, Kate Nickel
lar, Mary Murphy, Winnie Conrad,
Alice woodruff, Della Daynes. Bessie
Clawson. Emily Cannon, Matte Lam
bert. Lizzie Brown. Messrs. Joseph j.
Daynes, f. Chamberlain, Levi Young,
George C. Lambert, jr, O. Chamber
lain. r. Jay Lambert, q. S. Derrick.
Will Edwards. Will Beattie, Z. P.
Midgley.