The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-23
SOCIETY.

The bazaar season is not entirely over
with in Ogden hence, society notes are
still scarce The coming week promises
a better field for the society news
gatherers in this city
The 7. o. o. B. club members enjoyed
a most delightful afternoon with Miss
Nettie Fitzgerald Saturday afternoon.
The afternoon was mostly spent at
the card tables. Miss Fannie Steller
won the first prize. which was a hand
some book of violets beautifully illus
trated. Refreshments were served along
towards the sunset hour and were Of
that dainty character calculated to
tempt the appetite of the most exacting
young woman. They were served by
the hostess assisted by Mrs. Moss and
Mrs. Mcguire. Some time was spent
by the young ladies in discussing the
coming of the new year with all its
vexations and increased responsibilities
OF course none of the members of this
particular club are old enough to vote,
hence they escape that responsibility,
but then there is leap year and they
resolve6-but what they resolved is a
profound secret.
The principal strictly social event Of
the week Just closed was the ball given
by the Monday Night club which has
been reorsaniZed for the season. This
social organization was one of the most
popular of all the social clubs in the
city last season and ii starts out this
season with every indication of being
even more popul IT than it was last
winter. ChriStenS. rs band, of Salt
Lake city, furnished the music and the
la,- IA in he Il
where the ball was given, was hand
somely decorated for the occasion. Re-
fresamentS were served in the ante
rooms of the building. The leading
members of tire club and large num-
Der of specially invited guests were
present.
mentioned in these columns several
times during the past week has been
one Of the principle attractions and IL
is still an Il t,Hct,.0n because contrary
to expectations, ii did not close Satur-
day night. This fair was gotten up for
the purpose of paying off the debt in
CURED by the ward in erecting their
new amusement hall which is the hand
soonest and most convenient structure
Of the kind in the city. If the receipts
are not large enough to liquidate the
GET " WI fNt ne ire Itpn3tI Ar = - ff'aS
and gentlemen who have charge of the
enterprise. Almost every member of
the ward society has contributed some
thing In the way of useful or orna-
mental articles for the bazar One can
find anything from a safety pin to a
house and lot. At least all necessary
household articles can be had includ-
ing a house keeper however, the re-
porter is not so sure about the latter
draw such a conclusion because Miss
Trilby's foot IS on exhibition and pat
rons have chance to guess who is the
fortunate possessor Of the pretty little
member that protT-udes so modestly
from behind 6. curtain. If the right
person should guess the name of the
owner Of the foot he certainly can claim
her as the prize.
The art department down stairs is
rot fake as some suppose. it is all
right in every particular from the
famous master piece. "Out For the
Night" TO the comic sketch of when
Shall We Three Meet Again." which the
art critic of The Herald thinks is ex-
ceedingly well drawn. Some of the
hand painted china on exhibition is
very beautiful.
The fair Is still in progress and will
not close until this evening.
The CALIFORNIAN social and ball was
not a success on Friday evening be-
cause of the stormy weather A num-
Der Of people were in attendance but
1t was decided to postpone the dance
until this week, so after spending few
hours in a social way the guests re-
tired trusting that the weather will be
more favorable on Friday evening next
The John a. Dix post. G. A. R..
social and dance. which was an
nounced for Friday evening of last
week. did not take place on account
of the Indictment weather
One of the most enjoyable parties of
the season was the reunion ball given
by the students of the Weber Stake
academy at the Union opera house
Friday evening. 1t was very select