The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-03

giant seen this winter, and we're
described in TUESDAYS Herald. The
club has been ?. source of much pleas
ure TO its members and viii probably
give another series of hops, If not at
one of the lake resorts this summer, at
the latest next fall at Christensen's.
Mr.. ana Mrs. II. W. Lawrence gave
an informal card party on Tuesday
evening. The winners at high five
were Mrs. F. Q. Horn, Miss Keogh,
Mr., Nat N. Brigham and Mr. W. z.
James.
c. G Goodwin. Mr.. aud Mrs. n. P.
Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Lowe, 9Ir. and Mrs- N. Z. James,
Mrs. Justice. MI. and Mrs. Nat NJ.
Brigham, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. p Miles,
Mrs. Julia Kimban. Mr.. and Mrs.
Keogh. Ex-Governor Thomas. Mr. Boyd
Park, Mr., ". S. Mccormick and Mr.. D.
L. Gregg.
On Friday evening there was a
pleasant informal evening at cards at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs " Z. James.
The prize winners were Mrs. Grant H
Smith, Miss Mabel Anderson, Mr. T
Ellis Brown and Mr.. Rob Hardness.
the guests being Mir. and Mrs. Gem
mel, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Q. Park, Mr..
and Mrs. Billings, Mr.. and Mrs Grant,
II. Smith. Miss Lowe, Miss Park, Miss
Kfesel, Miss Sherman, Miss Edna
Shearman. Miss Mabel Anderson, Miss
Lawrence, Miss Aft, Mr.. Nye, Mr..
Shearman. Mr.. Cobb, Mr. Wolf, MI.
Hardness, Mr.. ". G.. Van Horn and
Mr. Z. Ellis Brown.
Mrs, Frank Knox gave q high five
at her pleasant home. 504 South Main
street, on Tuesday afternoon. The
score and tally cards we're tinted iV0r-
inc bells, the counters being tiny
brass bells attached to the TALES by
bright hued ribbons. Mrs. Kenyon
won the first prize, Mrs. Simon the
second.
man, Mrs. Kenyon, Mrs. Miner, Mrs
Niles, Mrs Hobbs, Mrs. H Brown,
Mrs. Dickert, Mrs. NJ. F. Cummings,
NES. Druehl, Mrs Fred Simon, Mrs
II. ?. Henderson. Mrs. Stephens, Mrs.
j. T. Richards, Mrs. z. Dewey Rich
ARDS. Mrs. Schuyler Shelp. Mrs.
Brink, Mrs. ]. A. Earls, Mrs. DeGoIyer,
hrs. Linck and Miss Jessie Earlg.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. ]. c. e.
ling entertained a about thirty ladies'
at a 'logomschy'' party from to .
o clock, The decorations consisted Of
potred plants, smilax and pink earna-
lions. AT luncheon the predominant
colors were pink and violet. Mrs.
Rancke obtained the prize. a Wedge
wood. candlestick.
The Circle of Strangers was delight-
fully entertained. by Mrs. Lou Farms
worth on Monday. The game for the
afternoon vas ''cinch." The name of
the club was typifed in the tallies
which we're celiuloid rings or circles, y
to which were attached small dolls
representing infants who are, Of
course. strangers" on arrival. Mrs.
Browning won the frst prize, Mrs.
Brink the second and, Mrs. Mcdowell
the third.
Mr.. Richard ". Madsen and his
brother. Mr. Emil W. Madsen, gave a
sinner followed by high Ave on
Thursosy evening, at the home of their
pa rents, 6l5 East First South street.
The dinner was an elaborate one
In the contest at high five which fol-
Owed, Miss Annie Armstrong won the
first prize, G. Releek cup hnd saucer
$1,000
vase. The sentlemen's prizes, an ink
stand and card case. we're won by MIR.
a. Brooks and Mr.. Harry Atkins.
The RueEts were Mrs. VIII ARM
strong, MrD. George Freeze. Misses
Annie Armstrong, Mamie Armstrong,
Rosa Meyer. Eugenia Meyer, Arden
Cummings, Nina Hunter, Laura,
Hunter. HE Morris. Mary Freeze
Louie Felt, J. Ingham, Nary Davy,
Mny Jackson, Carrie Leaker, Louisa
MaJsen, Laura Aadsen, Msssrs, George
Freeze, Fred Meyer, George Weller.
Harry Atkins, T. L. Jensen, WIN
Leaker, Earl Cummings, Frank Collect,
Joseph ThomStoff. Henry Coulam, "A.
Brooks and T. Nickelsen.
Mr., VIII smedley is receiving a
royal welcome from his many friends
after an absence Of a year.
DR.. and Mrs S. Hughes are now at
home at S6s South West Temple street
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Holden have re.
turned from the east.
Mrs. Isaac TTumbo has returned from
San Francisco and IS at present the
guest of her rather DR.. 1 White She
Will be at home at 70 East South TEN
pie street next WeeE
Mss Cotton has discontinued her
day at home.
Mr. and Mrs William wshtnan
celebrated their sixteenth wedding an
niversary by a musical evening on
Tuesday
Mr.. 6. J. Lynch save BANQUET to
nfteen gentlemen friends at his home
on Friday evening:
There we're great many theatre
parties during the week, an unusually
large number being seen at yesterdays
matinee al the Grand opera house.
One of the gayest parties oe the
week. was that given by Miss 1fargie
Sharp, Friday evening, at he home of
her sister, Mrs. Jos. J. Daynes The
house was pr0fuSely decorated with
flowers, which presented a very pleas
ing appearance.
The geographical game was the Or
der of the evening, in which prizes
Mr.. a. 5. Richardson.
Those present we're. 2Ir. and Mrs
0. C. Beebe. Nfr. ana Mrs. j. Il. Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Sharp, Mr.. and
Mrs George l. Savage, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. B. Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs. JOS.
Geo5hegan, Mr.. and MRS. d. L. Muir
dock, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. a Romney, Mr.
ana Mrs. Geo. Romney, jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Sharp. Mr. ana Mrs. +. c. Barker. MI.
and Mrs. L. Holbrook, of Provo, Mrs.
Julia Taylor, Mrs. Margetts, Mrs. Null
han. Misses Blanche Woodruff, Allie
and Clara Sanders, Ella Olsen, Marie
Jonasson, Nellie Neslen. Aggie Sharp,
Celia Sharp. Nellie Bennett. Luacine,
Ida and Lennie Savage, frankie Sharp,
and Kate Romney. MesSrs II. T Nc
EHan. W. Hilbert. Bert Home, VIII