The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-02-17

crowded fast upon each othar 81
Nhere VIII be rush of gayeties until
Nhe Lenten season opens. People ave
sl'--aous to discharge their social oht-
cations before that time and the naxt
ten days viii see quick succession of
festive occasions. the most important
being Of course the charity bail which
occurs on Thursday next. Valentines
day was observed by q number of
nostesses. among them Mrs J. T.
and Mrs. F. Dewey Richards, Mrs.
n. =. Niles, Mrs. S. J. Kenyon, Miss
Park and Miss heate. a large card
party was given at the Manitou by
Alrs. George Phelps Holman and Mrs.
Charles Fi6eld, and that popular
hostelry was the scene Of a large
dancing party rendered by the gentle
men guests to the members of Giffen
e Neilfs company, Smaller parties
were given by Mrs. Arthur Brown and
the Misses Howat.
Miss Margaret Park gave one Of the
most successful of the Valentine par
ties. Paper hearts Of all colors and
sizes were placed in every available
nook in the parloP. Scores of the
hearts" were attached to ribbons
which extended from the chandeliers
70 the corners of the dining room
table. There was a poStofflce from
which the guests drew original and
exceedingly clever valentines. After
wards there were several games of
high five, the prize winners being Miss
Howat and Mr.. Smith. Miss Weber
and Mr.. Will Lawrence. The ladies'
first prize was q silver chain with a
turquoise heart-shaped pendant, the
BOBBY prize a bouquet of -A'ed carna-
lions. The gentlemen's first prize was
2 heart-shaped photograph frame, the
BOBBY prize & heart-shaped box
The guests were Miss Ethelyn Web
Der. Miss Lowe, Miss Edna Sherman,
Miss Howat, Miss Mason, Mr.. Wll
Lawrence. Mr.. George Lawrence. MI.
George Nye, Mr.. Eugene Gaylord, MI
Max Smith and Mr.. Harry Shearman.
a "St. Valentine gallery of curios"
was a novel and delightful form of
entertainment enjoyed by the guests
of Mrs. John TiIton Donnellan and
Miss Olive DOnnelldn on Wednesday
afternoon. Forty articles were dis
posed about the hall and parlOrS and
a sheet Of paper on which We're ar
ranged numbers corresponding 10
those by which the different articles
were designated was furnished to each
lady. 1t was expected that the name
of each of the objects would be writ
ten opposite the corresponding num-
Der, and this was thought to be an
easy task. but when the correct titles
were given and the ladies who had
designated several pieces Of CASTLE as
simply soap" were surprised to ind
that they We're far from the truth.
that the layers were really Rose Of
CASTLE" there was a gale Of merri-
anent that continued throughout the
reading. Doubtless this was the mer-
riest party of the week, the novelty
being fully appreciated by all. Miss
Edna DonneIlan and Miss Stella Sails
bury assisted
The prizes for accurate guessing were
won by Mrs. McGurrin and Mrs, New
man. The first prize was a paper
knife, the second g. painting of Cupid,
on boiling cloth.
The invited guests We're Mrs. O. ",
Powers, Mrs George T. DoWney, Mrs.
+. b. OIcGurrin. Mrs. d. H. Niles, Mrs.
Hoyt Sherman, Mrs. John II. Zane,
Mrs. Isaac Erwin. Mrs. A. B. Witcher.
Mrs, Charles F'ifeld, Mrs. J. P. Bache,
Mrs V NJ c. Silva, Mrs. r. Dewey,
Richards, Mrs. J. T. Richards, Mrs.
H J. Newman. Miss Rookledge. Miss
Macintosh. Miss Miner, Miss Thorn,
Miss Maud Thorn, Miss Martha Royle,
bett.
One of the pleasantest smaller
events of the week was the dinner
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher at the
Manitou on Thursday evening. It was
in honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Otis
Brewster, the other guests being Mr..
Rnd Mrs. John ". Tisda1e. Mrs. War
man, Mrs. Craig, Mr.. Kyle and eir.
BlakemGre. The floral decorations
and candleabra were pinhs and the
eouvenirs were REPRESENTATIONS of cob
webs wherein the spider was in the
act of catching the proverbiaI "silIy
fy''
Mrs. z. D. R. Thompson gave q
luncheon On Wednesday that is pro.
nounced by the guests to be triumph
OF the art of entertaining. The cards
were tied With a lovers bow knot" ir
various cOlOrs, and on one side was a
quotation from Scotch author. The
decorations were chiefly of pink and
yellow roses. Mrs. ThompSon's guests
were: M, Z. 3. Stephens, Mrs. WIZ
fam Bradies., Mrs. S. ]. Kenyon, Mrs
Nv. Hamilton Smith, Mrs. G. S. Davis
Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Street and Miss
Brewster,
Mrs. Thomas Carter gave a luncheon
YESTERDAY, at which she entertained the
Following ladies': Mrs. Richard Mack.
sntosh, Mrs, Edmund Wilkes, Mrs
George A Love, Mrs. GLE, Mrs. c. l.
Robertson, Mrs. Egbert Roberts. Mrs
C. G. Goodwin, Mrs. H. 0. Niles, Mrs
Theron Geddes, 0Trs. Hoyt Sherman
MRS. c. w. Bennett, Mrs. J. G. Boyle
Mrs. Q. s, Zane, Mrs. George N. Dow
ney, Mrs II. ". Bancroft, Mrs. George
Y. Wallace, Mrs. Justice, Mrs. L.
/, Barthe.
The Misses Conklin gave two ger.
mans last week, the first on wednesday,
evening. being chiefly for "Renedicts
and ReatriceS.' the second on Friday
evening, for the unmarried members o.
Salt Lake society. The ballroom OF
the Conklin mansion is a justly popular
rendezvous for dancers the young
ladies being genial hostesses.
the third Of the series of delightful
snusicales given by Miss Martha Roylt
ut the home of her parents, Judge and
Mrs. Rcyle, took place on Friday even
ing. tn parlors were crowded with
lovers OF the divine art who we're GlSt
friends of the accomplished hostess.
Mrs. Newman and Miss Royle sans
s'Life's Dream is Ger" Miss Ida Pratt
scThou Loy'st Ne Not" Mrs. Newman
DCelegte;'' Miss Olive Donnellan. Dud
ley Bucks Creole Love Song" Miss
Poyle and Mrs. Woodrow. Calm a!
INC Night and "Nina." Mrs. Wood
row was heard in two solos and {
ouartette composed of Miss Royle
Miss Pratt, DR.. Beatty and Mr.. Noel
Gang Pinsutrs Good Night, Beloved,
and the ""rhree Fishers" Mr.. r
T1L.,,,oc mig also heard in a solo Mis-,