The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-08


by far the most enjoyable of the early
portion of the frigfd season. The
French party of Mrs. and Miss Nc
Cornick, the german at Popperton,
Mrs. Richards luncheon, and that OF
Mrs. Gilmer and the ball of the
ArnitIe club were the events OF chief.
est note
"A pleasing variation of social enter
tainments was the French luncheon
given on Wednesday by Mrs. McCor-
nick and Miss Mccormick. The gay
conversation was all in French, and
the talk over the teacups partook
largely Of "reminiscences of travel in
Ia belle France. The afternoon was
charmingly spent and the tempting
menu, which was entirely of French
dainties, was greatly enjoyed by the
guests The prettily decorated table
was surrounded by Mrs. Ira Lewis,
Mrs. Daggett, Mrs. Trumbo. Mrs. Hay
ward, Mrs. Walter Jennings and
Miss Mary Louise Anderson.
Miss Blanche Kimban entertained a
few friends informally and delightful
ly yesterday. The guests were first
given luncheon at the home of the
hostess and later occupied a stall at
the Grand. The members of the party
were: Miss Longmaid. Miss Mason,
Miss Shearman, Miss Edna Shearman.
Mr.. Frank Hardness, of New York
City, Us the guest of his brother, Mr..
II. II. Hardness.
Mrs j. A. Earls was welcomed home
again during the week after an alb
sence of few weeks at Osborn,
Kan, where her parents reside.
Miss Odell gave a box party to a
few of her friends at the matinee yes
terday. This was preceded by most
A club. which has not yet been
chlfstened and which is composed of
some of the younger set in society, met
for the first time last week at the
home Of Miss Addie Zane. This social
infant viii spend its time at cards,
and the meeting of last night is ex-
pected to inaugurate very jolly time
nor the coming winter. The club will
next meet at Miss Anderson's The
members are: Miss Glendinning, Miss
SLoup. Miss Anderson, Miss Julia
Deane. Miss Remington, Miss Zane.
Miss Jacobs, Miss Carter. and Messrs
Barnet. Kraft. Taylor. Cobb. Holman.
Duncan, Donnellan, Center and Wayne
Smith.
Mrs. ]. T. Gilmer gave one OF her
charming luncheons on Wednesday af-
ternoon, and the guests hidden to the
affair were delightfully."- entertained.
The menu was a dainty one and the
table adornments unusually pretty.
Ill, are visiting their daughter, Mrs
Gunnell.
Mrs. Fred Moore has returned from
long stay in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. J. Salisbury enter
tanned the Card club pleasantly last
Monday.
The Woman's exchange threw open
their apartments in the B. Y. Trust
building for a dance last night, and
good music kept pace with tripping
feet until a late hour. The disappoint-
ing feature OF the entertainment was
that only a small crowd We're present.
but the affair was a success for ali
that, and those who did attend spent
"a very pleasant evening 1t is a pity
that the event was not a little more
of society people would have f1ocked to
the dance had they heard of K sooner,
line women Of the exchange, as usual
proved most charming hostesses, and
large amount of the bric-a-brac was
carried away by the guests. to the
financial profit of the exchange
Miss Crismon Will become a bride
hext Wednesday.
The 'Porches'' at Popperton was the
scene Of brilliant illumination and q
merry throng of Society's younger set
on Thursday evening. The Bachelor
Maids and Tontines were very much
IN evidence and a most delightful en-
terta1nment was afforded 1t was the
hrst german given among the fashion
able during the winter season and from
the gay whirl to the decorations and
music the entertainment was perfec-
ton. Mr.. George F. Downey led fine
german with his usual ease and grace.
The success of the event prophesies
wen for the future entertainment of
TINS kind to be given in the near f,,-
ture. Among the many guests Wrsr,a.
MIR. and Mrs Guy c. Palmer. Mr. and
Mrs George f. Downey, Mr.. and Mrs
CHARLES Post. Mr.. and Mrs. Cary. Miss
Nv all3ce, Miss Hardness Miss Rock.
hdge, Miss Woodward, Miss Anderson.
MISS Hardness, Miss Shearman. Miss
EDNA Shea1unan, Miss Park. Miss Alff
Miss Hoge, Miss Poulton. Miss kat
Miss Mason, Miss Adelaide Mason
Messrs. VIII Sharp, Weeks Pavev
Kenneth Kerr, A. F. Holden. DR. Pen,
rose, Harry Sherman, Ives Cobb. MAY
Smith, Wayne Smith, David Gregg,
Alma Katz, Perry, Joe Perry. of o.,
den.
Nr. J. C. Hooper leaves for the east
next week, where he will remain 11ntil
after the holidays.
! Mrs Stuart, of Cincinnati. Is tha
quest Of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
douglass.
Mrs. ]. b. Ingram has cards out for
hext Thursday.
Mrs. Grace Tuisley will accomnanv
Mr. and Mrs. Miner on their return
ITO Salt Lake, which will occur this
week
Mrs. T. S. Richards gave a charming
luncheon on Friday to a party of
twelve.
The University Chronicle staff wilI
give ball on the Goth at Christeneen's.
The members of the committee are.
Miss Claire Clinton, Miss Edyth ElIer-
beck Miss winfield Sprague, Messrs,
Shady Stringer, w. r. Druehl, H. L.
Nelson, Theo Nystrun, D. A Nelson.
Joe Patrick and Herbert Eills