The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-02-24

O. -S p~AA ZOE the benefit of
III Marks hospital. The coti11;or
sven oy some OF the bachelor officers
q f'ort Douglas was a very success
Aui aHa'r. The members of the I'M
NersAty club enjoyed themselves en- .
Ailaracteristic manner on Thursday
selllng- The Ionic club gave the last
u us series OF hops. Mr.. and Mrs. M
=. gray gave two card parties Mrs
Nua-1eS head entertained on Tuesday
evening and Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
amelia Young and Mrs. Lizzie. Fen+o,,
= Dung were at home to about hftv
Haaies on Tuesday, Miss AIN gave an
stternoon reception TO ladies and gen
14enen, and Mrs Geddes an evening
party on Westinghouse birthday Mr.
baTratt and MIR. Burton gave a, dime.
az the Alta club, Miss Ora Hardness
S S..1 td:l informally last evening
and Miss Emily Curtiss gave q small
party, The Ladies' Literary club gave
colonial tea" on Friday.
Lent will bring sudden and de-
61neo cessation OF social activity.
daere VIII be several parties torp0r-
ment books" Of society devotees nreS-
ent blank after that date.
On Wednesday evening, Lieutenants
Btedman. Preston. Gardner, CasseII,
CareT Woodward and Spence, gave
a cotillion at Fort Douglas, when Re
creation hail was the scene of one az
tte most enjoyable parties ever given
within its walls.
The gallery had been remodened.
and was occupied by the orchestra.
zIhe walls were draped with large
11ags, and the stage had the sump-
fuous appointments of luxurious
parlor. soft, with the light falling
through tinted shades and rich in
rugs and divans.
The figures OF the cOtiIlion were es-
pecially pretty, the girls voting the
sword figure too lovely for anything
Miss Miner, Lieutenant Stedman and
lieutenant Preston were the leaders.
Miss Richards, Miss Bessie Bacon and
Miss Laura Thompson distributed the
Eavors, which were as pretty as they
were unique.
Mrs. Hickman, Mrs. Wright and Mrs.
eWhiteau formed the reception COM
mittee. and accorded a gracious wei
come to all.
Choice refreshments we're served at
the officers club
The guests were Col and Mrs.
Coates, Capt and Mrs Palmer, Capt.
and Mrs Whitall. Lieutenant and Mrs.
Palmer, Lieutenant and Mrs. Newton,
lieutenant and Mrs. George. Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. Guyer, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Erwin, Dr. and Mrs Holman.
lieutenant and Mrs. w. x. Wright,
miss Palmer, Miss Margaret Thonp-
son, Miss Bacon, Miss macintosh.
Miss Jean Groo. Miss Florence Reundy,
Miss Graham, Miss Grace Young, Miss
Sadler, Miss Hooper, Miss Mary Jen-
nfngs, Miss Clara Cotton, Miss Edna
Shearnaan, Miss Aggie Judge, Miss
ton, Miss Katz, Miss Hose, Miss Noble
Miss Conklin, Miss Agatha Conklin,
Miss Aft, Lieut.. Tyler DR.. Penrose,
Mr.. Ruckel Mr.. W. ]. Lawrence, Mr.
Alma KatZ, Mr.. Kenneth Kerr, Mr.. R.
J. Glendinning, Mr.. s. K. Hooper, Mr.
Henry Mccormick, Mr. Miles Varian,
Mr. B. X Smith. Mr.. Albert Allen, Mr.,
j. II. Young, Mr.. Max Smith and Mr.
Dana Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Read gave q
card party on Tuesday evening at their
home, 70 Fifth East street, The par
5ors were beautifed by decorations OF
pink roses and SmilaX.
Valentine Day was recalled by the
score cards and TALES in heart design,
ornamented with cupids and Wreaths OF
roses and tied with lovers bow knots
The hand painting was the work OF
Miss Grace Young and was much ad-
7Dired, The plan by which partners
were found was novel one.
The names Of lovers famed in history
and fiction. as Heloise and Abelard
Paolo and Francesca. Helen and Paris
Antony and Cleopatra, were found on
the backs of the tally cards and the
players thus designated hastened tc
find their respective mates.
The first ladies' prize was heart
81 Of
end was won by Miss Helen Crawford
Miss woodward won the second prize
a tinted photograph OF cupid. Mr.. r
.. Glendinnfng won the first gentle
mems prize. a tinted photograph OF
cupid and Psyche, and Mr. Hoyt Sher.
anan the second. a prettily bound vol
a1ne of Love in Idleness."
The invited guests we're: Judge and
Mrs. o. W. Powers, Mr.. and Mrs
Fabian, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Zane
Colonel and Mrs. Donnellan, Mr. anG
nIrs. John e. DonnelIan, Mr.. and Mrs
Wantland AIR. and Mrs. Hoyt Sher
man. DR.. and Mrs. T. 3. Beatty, Gen
eral and Mrs. Z. Daggett, Dr. and Mrs
Witcher. Mr. and Mrs. hinhald. Mr.
and Mrs. S. Park, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L
Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. Newman, Mrs
II ] Amy, Judge and Mrs. c. G. Good
Fyin, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Macintosh, Mrs
Gage, Mrs. Woodward. Miss Hooper
Miss Maltese. MISS NoO0MaEoJ MIS-
Hardness, Miss Ora Hardness, Mis-!
Donnellan. Miss Murphy, Miss Machin
tosh, Miss Lawrence, Miss Rookledge
Miss Lucille Young. Miss Lowe. Mis-!
Sprague, Miss Crawford, Miss Blair
Miss RoyIe, Mr.. Downey Mr.. Reid, Mr.
Rcokledge, Mr.. Young, Mr.. Gaylord
aEr. Seymour. Mr.. Nye, Mr.. Sharp, Mr.
Ravey, Mr.. Sprague, Mr.. Adams, NfT
w. Almy. Mr.. Kerr.
Some of Mrs. Charles Reads friend
enjoyed a form OF entertainment tina
might be called patriotic party OF
Thursday last Red, white and blu,
st~eamers of crepe paper were fes
dooned about The rooms. The invita-
lions had been stamped BIZ small flag
and the number Of games was indf
Gated by the iInprints of little hat
E.hetsv on the tallies. The score an,
tally cards we're fans. Mrs. McGurril
NON the first prize, a fan, Mrs. Fordyc
ahe second. q bouquet of red carnation
tied with blue and white ribbons; Mrs
BRADLEY. the third, small ''tfree-cor
enered hat"
sTbe guests were: Mrs. II. P. Hender
son, Mrs. Zane, Mrs. Monroe, Mrs. Ba
COR. Miss Keogh. Mrs. McCrea, Mrs
nEc(SIrrin. Mrs. Bache, Mrs. Vincent
NfTs Nelden. AIRS. Niles. Mrs. Varian
MRS. T. Jennings, Mrs. VIII Jennings
mrs. BradIey, Mrs. c. W. Bennett, Mrs
a2rirk. Mrs Williams. Mrs. Gage Mrs
Covlord. Mrs. Sebree, Mrs. Fordyce
mrs Dickert, Mrs. Hogle. Mrs. A
Trovu. Mrs. woodward, Mrs. Fentor
mrs Volmer, Mrs. Rude, Mrs. ]. N
zane Mrs. Kinkead. Mrs. himball, Mrs