The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-27

Miss Longs talented DrotegeS helped
to make the evening an unusually en-
joyable one for the guests. These
pretty entertainments VIII be contin-
ued monthly throughout the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. W Clayton gave a
party to Saltair on Friday in honor
of Mr. J. H Manley and the party
accompanying him on his western tour.
Willis Morrison, son of Captain Nor
rison, Of the Fort, has entered the Kfs-
iminitas Springs school in Pennsylva-
MIA.
Several enjoyable church festivals
have been given the past week.
Miss Pearl Pratt entertained a small
party Of friends last Friday evening
a a magic lantern party a hundred
or more pictures. some beautifully COL
ored, consisting of both imposing and
humorous scenes, We're shown on the
screen. At the conclusion of this, re-
freshments We're served and a musical
programme rendered, in which several
members of the party participated.
The ball given at Christensen's hall
last evening by the Zion Wheel club
in honor Of the visiting wheelmen.
proved very enjoyable affair. There
was something like a hundred couples
present and all partook of the spirit
OF the occasion and the strangers
found themselves Immediately in the
midst Of friends. During the evening
Charley Emise distributed the prizes
which were awarded at the races of
Friday. There were a number of
guests from the fort, and several la
dles from the Grand came up after the
performance. The music furnished by
the Christensen orchestra was excel
lent
The success of the ball was largely
due to the efforts of the following gen
tlemen, who had it in charge: John n.
Sharp, George e. Brastow. G, B,
Pfoutz e. H. Scott, C. F. Downey, w.
D. Brown
Mrs. O. w Powers has invitations
out for reception, to be given on
Oct. 81 at her residence, ass Second
street.
Miss Matte Rothschild and oliver
Boehmer, of Salt Lake, were united in
marriage on Wednesday.
Mr.. ]. Grant gave a box party at
the Grand to some of his young friends
during the week.
Mrs. Isabella Pitts is making extern
sive improvements on her spacious
house 595 South Main street, which is
occupied by DR.. and Mrs Pinkerton.
When completed both interior and ex-
ance.
A very pleasant party met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lampson, on
Fern street, Friday evening. the occa-
sion being the departure of Mrs. Healy
and her children from this city to visit
her brother in Ohio. The party We're
entertained with songs and solos, to-
gether with instrumental music. Re
treshments were served and a pleas
ant evening was spent. Those present
were: Mrs. Healy, Mr.. and Mrs Lamp
son, Mr.. and Mrs. George Wallace,
Mr., Mrs. and the Misses Sharp. Mr..
and Mrs. Lon Wallace, Mrs. Ellis.
Mrs. Anderson, Mr.. Harry Mcclure,
Mrs. Hodgett, Mr.. and Mrs. W. l..
Roe, Mrs. Nellie Lomax. Mr.. and Mrs.
BircumshaW and the Misses Bircum-
shaw, Mr.. Dan Winter, Mr.. and Mrs
Wallace, Mrs. Hedberg and Miss He'd
berg. and others. Hearty handshak-
ings and the best wishes of all We're
extended to Mrs. Healy from the as
sembled guests.
A pleasant birthday surprise party
was given Mr. w. c. Howarth at his
home, S34 East Fourth South, on Mon
day evening. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Nephi Howarth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dayton, Misses Pearl Russell.
Elsie Poll, Gwendelyn Lewis, VERNE
Rose, John Wilson, w. J. Sloan. John
Howarth. Alice Howarth, Nellie How
arth, Jessie Spiers, Miss Biggs, James
Davis. Alvin Strong, Alice Thompson,
Eva Symons, Pearl Buckle Lettie Hall.
w. c. Howarth, George Howarth, r.
F. Miller.
At Turner hall next Wednesday
might the Germans of this city will
give a. social in honor of DR.. Karl G.
Maeser, of Provo. Music and brief adj
dresses viii be the features. All Ger
man speaking people are invited to at
tend.
About forty young people assembled
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Svd
Hatton. 55S West Sixth South.on Fri
day evening. The occasion was to
celebrate the birthday of Miss Ida, Elk
strand. sister of the hostess, and was
a genuine surprise to the young lady.
-'1i1' Auo" was Inc recipient OF valuable
presents from her relatives present and
the evening was spent in the manner
that young people know so well to
bring into the wee sma' hours
A kindergarten tea will be held al
the residence of Mrs H. S. Young. c56
West First South street, Thursday,
October 81. from 8 to p. m. There
will be a musical programme, refresh
ments, etc. Everybody invited.