The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-14

misses Conklin a german and the
youngest set L dancing party at Chris
fensen's hall There will also be a recep-
tion at Rowland hall.
Mrs. c. B. MARYLAND gave a violet
luncheon on Friday in honor of Mrs.
and Miss Jeffras. of Cincinnati, the
other guests being Mrs w. w. CHS
holm. Mrs j. p. Bache. Mrs. c. H.
Brink. Mrs. Lolita Hanauer. Miss Han
auer. Miss Ida Hanauer.
On Friday evening number of Mrs.
w. A. Neldens friends rendered her
a surprise party. the occasion being
her birthday anniversary.
One of the largest and most enjoy
able parties Of the week was that
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barry by the Neighborhood club. The
club has been meeting in an informal
way at the homes of the members for
the past six months, and the party
given on Tuesday evening was the last
of the season.
1t was essentially an Easter party
from the fact that the TALES were egg
Shaped and the faVOrS egg shells da1nt-
lily decorated with hand painted vio
lets. ferns and other ornamental de-
signs. Mrs. Brink was awarded the
prize for making the greatest number
of points at nigh five during the winter.
a handsome chocolate urn being award
ed to her The second honors and prize,
the latter q decorated china plate,
went to Mrs. Barry. All the other
ladies of the club were presented with
souvenirs in the form of china cups
and saucers by the gentlemen men,
beers.
The members of the club who were
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Barry, Mr..
and Mrs. o. P. Miles, DIR. Luella P.
Miles. Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Brink, Mr..
and Mrs. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ.
Forbes. Captain and Mrs. Greenman, Mr..
and Mrs. Onion. Mr.. John B. Forbes.
and the guests of the evening. Mr.. and
Airs. S. F. Fenton. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Nelden. Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. MARYLAND.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Guyer. DR.. and
Mrs. Vincent. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore and
others.
Mr.. John Mcdonald. citizen Of
forty years standing, and one of the
prosperous and esteemed mem bers of
the community celebrated his Goth
birthday on Thursday last at his home.
rs East Fourth South street. There
were forty-tWo guests at his home that
evening who spent the hours joyously
in music, dancing and partaking Of the
birthday feast among those guests
distinguished citizens of Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald were as
sisted in receiving and entertaining
their friends by Miss Eleanor McDon-
aid and other members of their family.
News has reached the intimate
friends of Miss Rhoda Pomeroy of her
marriage in Chicago. to Mr.. William
Orr Farmer. Miss Pomeroy was mar
RED in the parlors of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Ames, of this city, on the I'd of
April. Miss Anna Youngberg and
Miss Winnefred Woodmansee, both of
SAT- Lake. and who are attending
the normal school there. are friends of
Miss PomerOy, and were present at
che wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Farmer
are at present in Chicago, but expect
TO make their home in Wisconsin.
Mrs. William P McElroy, who has
been visiting in the east for some
weeks is now at Denver and will pro-
dong her visit till mex week when she
will be Joined by Mr.. McElroy and re-
turn to Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs William Magyar, of
Helena, Mont. are visiting MIR. and
Mrs. L. c. Trent.
Mr.. and Mrs L. L. Archer removed
on Thursday Mrs. Archer left for
protracted visit 10 her old home at
Muscatine, Ia.
Miss Pratt and Miss Ida Pratt gave
an enjoyable card and dancing party
TO thirIy-five guests on Friday evening
The decorative scheme was yellow and
lavender. Vocal music by Miss Ida
Pratt, Miss Hermione Tyler and Mr..
Ernest Pratt was feature. The win
ners at high five were Miss Martie
Game and Mr.. G. W. Snow. who car
ried off first honors. and Mrs. Ernest
Pratt and MIR. Scott who contented
themselves with second.
Miss Iibbie Cutler gave a card party
pm Wednesday evening in honor of her
brother Mr.. J. c. Cutler. jr, who left
for the south last evening.
Mrs. Esther Cady is now at home at
e52 Fifth East street.
Miss Sadie Thomas entertained
party of lady friends at a o'clock tea
on Thursday. Her guests were Mrs
Heesch. Mrs. Lizzie Thomas-Edward
Mrs. Arthur. Mrs. Sherwood, Mrs. T.
2. Thomas. Miss Sherwood and Mrs.
De Mott. Mrs. Heber p. Kirnban and
Miss Edith De Mott, of GrantsviIle.
Mrs. Charles Read and Miss Emily
Read returned from Illinois on We'd
nesday.
Miss NJ. Adelaide HoEton will arrive
here from Minneapolis over the Rio
Grande Western today and will re-
sumo her duties as supervisor OF the
primary department of the public
schools tomorrow. She has spent
three weeks pleasantly and profitably
in visiting the schools of Minneapolis
and ST Paul.
The Misses Conklin will give a ger
man for the young people on Satur-
day evening.
y Mrs Moylan c. Fox has issued in
vieations for a luncheon on Thurs
day.
A reception will be given by the fac
ulty and pupils of Rowland hall on
Tuesday evening.
81 There viii be a hop at Fort Douglas
omorrow evening.
A paper on Ancient Ceramics
also an article on French Ceramics
were read by Mrs. D. c. Dunbar, and
a paper on Current Events" by Miss
Grace Young, at the last meeting of
the Cleofan.
Mrs Shoup and Miss Shoup are the
guests of Mrs. James Glendinning
They viii remain in the city another