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

be Professors Weihe, Krouse, thinner
man and Meakin.
Mrs. George s. Carleton will be at
home for the winter at 231 Third East
street.
The young ladies of the First Pres
byterian church take this opportunity
to thank the people who patronized
their luncheon on Saturday. They re-
gret very much any delay in serving
their patrons. Preparation was fully
made for all who should come, but
lateness in the delivery of some of the
articles to be used, was the sole cause
of not being able to serve everybody
promptly.
On New Years eve the Rathbone
Sisters, Ivy temple No. 8, will give a
ball at Younger's hall, and the ladies,
who are interchangeable workers, are eX-
erting themselves to make it COM
| plete success. During the evening they
will present the uniform rank of the
order with a handsome silk banner.
The Entire Nous club was entertained
! by Miss Lizzie Folsom at her home on
Thursday last. The house was prettily
decorated with the club colors, pink
anu SICdlll II N>lllIly ldliCl4 w oo so ~
and all departed declaring it an enjoy
able afternoon. The club is composed
of the following ladies: Misses Nellie
Folsom, Rosa Raybould, Alice Bowring,
! Ada Ellerbeck, Kate Raybould, Van
Morrie, Lizzie Folsom and May Ray
bould.
Miss Maud May Babcock and
her pupils of the present and
10 CT the first nnhIlc
recital of the season at the
rooms of the Utah School of Express
sion last night The evening was de-
voted to the humorists, and the stu
dents and their talented instructor sur
passed themselves in their readings
and recitations from authors of wit
and wisdom. The recital given by the
class was enjoyed by a large number
Of their admirers, all of whom left with
the hope that there would soon be a
repetition of the entertainment
The Collegiate institute threw open
its doors on Friday for a large social
gathering. It was in the nature of
house warming and celebrated the
entree of the school into the new and
handsome edif1ce erected within the
past few months. About 800 guests
were entertained and everyone ad-
pointed apartments of the institute.
An orchestra was in attendance and
below in the dining parlor dainty re-
freshments were served all through the
evening. The trustees and faculty we're
warmly congratulated on the many
superior features of their new home.
The Annette club and their friends
owned Christensen's hall on Friday
nj OH ND of
pleasant and successful balls of the
season. The guests numbered over a
hundred and many pretty winter
costumes were seen in the hall. The
club colors, black, orange and hello
trope, were worn by the ladies. The
club contemplates giving several other
balls during the season and their
friends who enjoyed the entertainment
of Friday night hope that the next
present We're: Misses Kate Clawson,
Minnie Hardy, Allie Young, Carroll
Cannon, Edna Lambert, Emma Young,
Blanche Woodruff, Alice Clawson, Lib
bic Cutler, Kate Mcclellan, Mary
Murphy, Winnie Conrad, Alice Wood
ruff, Della Daynes, Bessie Clawson,
Emily Cannon, Matte Lambert, Lizzis
Brown: Messrs. S. NJ. Barrett, Alex
c. Pyper, Thomas J. Lambert, Cam.
brOWH, EQ H. jenkins, VIII Ii. silver
wood, ]. Fred Daynes, Joseph J.
Daynes, F. Chamberlain, Levi Young,
George C. Lambert, jr., o. Chamber
lain, R. Jay Lambert, z. s. Derrick,
Will Edwards, Will Beattie E. P.
Midgley.
William IngersoI gave a. box party
at the Grand last evening.
messed the three performances of
Robert Downing at the threatre.