The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-17

the demands of the present aeo
recognize the fact that one of tba r,os+
Urgent OF those demands is that for
better physical development Acc,rd
angiy they have organized an athletic
association and opened a gymnasium
all Of which shows commenda HE
spirit OF enterprise. But they are nrac-
neal as well as ambitious and realize
mar money is necessary for the fur
tnerance OF their plans The enter
tdlhinent Of Friday evening will he
given with this purpose in view.
mere Will be national booths in
cnaTge OF some Of lions prettiest
Soung iadles, shooting gallery, a fine
musical programme and other attrao-
tons galore. The kirmess will onan
promptly at 7:30 D. m.
RUSS Ella Clark gave a large dancing
party at the home of her parents. 9O5
First street, on Friday evening. She
was assisted by her sisters, Mrs. VIII
Clawson and Mrs. Julia Taylor.
Canvas was stretched in the parIor
ana s1tting-roOm and the young people
chased the glowing hours with f1ying
feet" right merrily to the music of
night.
Tbs young hostess was the recipient
OF as many sincere congratulations on
the. success Of her party as there were
guests
The invited guests were: Miss
Claire Clawson,' Miss Ruby Clawson.
Miss Ardelle Cummings, Miss Edith
Eilerbeck. Miss Winnie Sprague. Miss
Geneve Ellerbeck. Miss June Sprag que.
Miss
Miss Jasmine Young, Miss June Sad
Ier Miss Louise Groesbeck, Miss Anna
Mae Mcmillan, Miss Lee Judd. Miss
lrna Aft, Miss Laura Sherman. Miss
lean Groo, Miss Edna Sherman, Miss
Mary Jennings, Miss frankie Sharp.
Miss Claire Clinton. Miss Ada Young
Miss Catherine Culmer, Miss Pearl Gull
11er, Miss Phyllis Young, Miss Mamie
Porter, Miss Jessie Kennard, Mr.. J. 7.
Goodwin, Mr.. Scott Wells. Mr.. Chaun-
cey Benedict, Mr.. Dana Smith, Mr..
Mort Allen, Mr.. Sam Porter. Mr.. James
Clinton, Mr.. Walt BIeeks. Mr. Robert
Tfernan. Mr.. Frank Kraft, Mr.. A. B.
: yer, Mr. Gwynn Officer. Mr. Jay
Gs --aler. Mr.. Alma Katz, Mr. George
Odell, Mr.. Charley Lawrence, Mr.. Hal
Hampstead, Mr.. Harley Jennings, Mr..
Earl Cummings, Mr.. Lee Young, Mr..
VIII Morris, Mr.. Vernon Hardy and
Pink and green in artistic combina-
ton formed the decorations al an af-
ternoon high five given by Mrs. G. W.
Snow on Thursday. An exquisite bou-
quent Of La France roses, tied with
green ribbon, the first prize, was won
by Mrs. NeideIl, and some white car
nations, tied with pink ribbon, was the
consolation prize, which was awarded
TO Mrs. Smith.
The guests were: Mrs : 4lden, Mrs.
Pratt. Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs. c. A.
Snow. Mrs. Kirgsbury, Mrs. Loven-
dale, Mrs. Smith. Miss Della Snow. Mrs.
john Marshall, Mrs. Pratt and many
others.
Mrs. isabel Pitts gave a dinner party
or Friday last in honor of Mrs. D. S.
Taggart and Mrs. Julia Lawrence.
The other g. asts who shared her hos
pitality on that occasion were: Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Lowe, Mr.. and Mrs
James Donahue, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
SNhiteside O'Connor, Mr.. D. S. Taggart,
Mr.. William Lawrence and Mr.. Ned
Lawrence.
There was another OF the Series Of
hops at the Manitou Oh Friday evening.
AS on previous occasions this was
by informality and good
cheer Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher and the
guests of the Manitou were. the hosts
good floor, choice refresh
ments including that dispensed from
the punch bowl and pretty totilettes.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Simondi, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels, Mr..
and Mrs. Peyton, Mr.. and Mrs. G1ol-
EaNd
Mrs. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Longley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Seabold. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher, Mr..
and Mrs. Sims, Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bartling, Mr..
and Mrs. T. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Il. Farnsworth, Mr.. ana Mrs Sullen-
der, Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. John Ander-
son. Miss McAllister, Miss Buckner
Miss Wheeler, Miss Morris, Miss
Miss Clark. Miss Tiernan,
Miss McKimmOns, Miss Kav9naugh,
Miss Helm, Miss Stopper: Miss Frost,
Miss Sallie Fisher, Miss Annette
Burkette. Miss Victoria Bateman, Miss
Cora Cody, Miss Taylor, Miss Roundy,
Miss Katherine Sanclair, Miss Lillian
Sanclair, Miss Gertrude ALLEN, Miss
Mrs Jackson, Miss Shires.
Miss Sutton, Miss Richards, 5ames
Anderson, g. NJ. Dupont, G: B. burst,
c. Edgar Steward, c. A. Graeber, H.
B. Windsor, Fred McGurrin. Harry
Simmons, DR. Walker. Mr.. Dull, Mr..
Travers, Mr.. Evans, Mr.. Thomas, Mr..
Mr.. Macarthur, Mr..
Gates, Mr.. Conway, George Knox. Mr..
Gupter, Mr.. Ward, Mr.. KYLE. Henry
Miles Varian, Frank Nc
Kimmons, Will Gray, Mr.. Monden. Mr..
Sp-ague, Mr. Wigton. Kenneth Kerr,
Mr.. Robinson, Mr.. Wilkinson.
One of the pleasantest events of the
week was the Evening of Old Fash
toned Music hat was enjoyed by
MANY of the friends of Mrs. o. A.
Jennings and Miss Geneva Jennings on
Monday last. A full account appeared
In Tuesdays Herald
The last but one of the series of
charming informal musicales at the
home of Judge and Mrs. Royle took
-Jace on Friday evening. There was
fhe usual number of guests and Miss
Rovle. Mrs. silva, Mrs. Fabian, Miss
PHILLIPS, Miss Geneva Jennings, Mr..
r J. Thomas and Mr.. D. H. Seymour
participated in the programme which
was q pleasing one.
The marriage of DR.. Ellen C. Gage
md Judge ]. r. Mcbride, both of
whom have been prominent figures in
salt Lakes social and professional
circles took place at the nome OF the
,s;t;s's brother, Mr.. L. o. Matthews
- W vyankegan, Ill, on Thursday after
,oo,, They left Tor Spokane, Wash,
Ibeir future home, on Friday. The
Herald Joins their numerous friends in
The EXPRESSION of good wishes.
TriIby party was a novel form Of
given by Mrs. W. ].
browning on Thursday afternoon. The
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