The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-17
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society spent the week at a lone
roie OF attractions and spent it gaily
ne minstrel show, of course over
ehaooWed everything else, as society's
pelies mad hidden the bloom of their
1a;eS behind the cork and EVERYONE
was eager to see them. That delight.
aully, unconventional affair on Tues.
DAY and Wednesday, in which socie.
leaders donned the apron Of the
sadeswoman, also brought the fash
1onable set together. These events
were responsible for the fact that So
clety gave few home affairs, but was
content to go shopping and to the
play houses for the rest.
Inc week furnished one wedding re-
ceptlon,- dinner party by Mr.. and
MRS Reed, and one or two other small
soclal gatherings, but society has not
Yea entered with vim into winter
galtles. The ball to be given this
week by the Young Ladies' Aid So
clety VIII come as pleasing variation
IN the reign of card parties and teas
Ihere mas been dearth of elegant
paIls this season. but society may
awaken to the needs IF the hour with
me Tying of snow and the Jingle of
sleigh bells.
An extremely pretty dinner was given
on Thursday night at the Knutsford by
Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard Reed. Ten
guests surrounded the charmingly dec
Grated table, and were entertained in
a delightful way through the evening
Chrysanthemums in yellow and white
were placed everywhere on the table.
and in the center was a cluster of
chrySanthemums and ferns. The cleo
trio lights and candles illumining the
festive board were covered with yellow
shades, in harmony with the prevail
ing colors. A boquet of the chosen
flowers was laid at each plate, as were
also the artistically hand painted place
cards After enjoying the delightful
menu, cards were brought in and the
guests spent the rest of the evening
at high five. The prize winners were
Mrs. Belden, Mrs. Woodward and Mr..
Glendlnning. The members of the
party were: Mr.. and Mrs. George Y.
Wallace, Mrs, Woodward, Mrs. Belden,
Colonel and Mrs. Coates, Miss Wood
ward. Miss Reed, Mr.. Perigo and Mr.
Glendinnng.
Mrs. c. c. Powers of Coldwater.
Mich, is visiting her nephew, Judge
Powers.
The leading attraction for this week |
will be the bali at Christensen's on |
Friday night. to be given by the mem
bers OF the Young Ladies Aid society. |
In such hands the event cannot fail |
TO be a delightful one. The chaperones !
for the evening are: Mrs. Macintosh, |
Mrs. Salisbury. Mrs Downey. Mrs. |
Mrs. Hanauer. Mrs. Alff, Mrs Wallace, |
Airs. Daggett Mrs. T. S. Richards Mrs.
lie Grand Young.
The Ladies Afternoon Card club, re-
Gently formed, had its third meeting
OF Wednesday last, at the residence of
Mrs j. 3. McGill in Burlington place
This club bids fair TO be one of the
most popular of the winter 1t is
formed on somewhat economical
basis. No pains are spared to
make each meeting a most delightful
entertainment. No lunches are served,
only light refreshments, such as bon
Oons. sailed almonds, etc, being placed
on the table. and each member pays
small fee weekly which buys the one
prize that is given. On this occasion
pwo hours were devoted to the play
ing of progressive euchre, the prize, an
exquisite tea cup anu bread and but
ter plate, being won by Mrs. Willis
The ladies present were Mesdames w.
L Green, ]. E. Foote, Z. Knowlton,
Willis. R: G: Legg, A. H. Rauhof,
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s. Williamson, McGnl and Miss Lee !
Brownlee. The club meets on Wednes- /
day next with Mrs Brownlee, when its
membership will be increased to six
teen {
The Silver Bow club will give the {
first of its series Of balls at the Third c
Ward Educational institute next We'd I
nesday, Nov. 20. The club gave some /
very pleasant social events there last t
winter and it expects to repeat its
former success
Mrs. Hal Brown has cards out for a
on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macintosh. Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodwin and Mr. and Mrs. Cas-
per L. Robertson witnessed the ladies'
'ninstrels from a box on Friday night.
DR.. Niles has returned from his Eu-
ropean trip.
George Lawrence returned yesterday S
from San Francisco. N
Miss Brewster, who has been visiting b
her sister, Mrs William Bradley. has W
to her home in Wisconsin. %
The card club was entertained on
Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Holden.
Colonel Trumbo gave a box party at r
he theater Friday evening.
The Tontines had a stall at the min
trel performance. Among them were.
yes Cobb, Walter Shoup, Alma Katz. ST
Harry Sherman, Robert Hardness and a.
u. Smith. wi
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The Misses Ryan of Grand Rapids
re the guests of their sister, Mrs A. ha
}. Sinclair. II
by
MIR. and Mrs. G. Y. Wallace and Mrs 9 eS
Selden occupied box at the minstrel da
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard Reed gaye4a of
OK party on Friday night to Mr.. and "a
Irs. w. V. Rice. Miss Reed and r. ]. 500
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W. E. Hahn left for the east last ,, I
vening. at an
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