The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-24

salt Lakers who are in the swim
spent the liveliest time of the cold
season last week A society ball was
at last put on the list and a full rep
resentation of the fashionable set
was present. Many other social events
contributed TO make the week brisk
one.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Glendinning gave
a pretty card party on Monday at their
home on East Brigham. 1t was in COM
pliment to Miss Lena Shoup of Boise,
Idaho, and high five was the attraction
Chrysanthenums in yellow and white
prevailed in the decorations and gave
a very pretty effect. Miss Ida Noble
ana Mr.. A. Duncan won the first prizes
while Miss M. Conklin and Max Smith
received the second. Among those who
enjoyed the pleasant affair were: Mr..
and Mrs. 5. Park, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Post, Miss G. Cotton, Miss Park, Miss
O. Hardness, Miss /. Noble, Miss Z.
Noble, Miss n. Conklin Miss A. Conk-
lin. Miss u. kiesel, Miss Bertha Reed,
Miss Marie Mason, Miss A. Mason, Miss
r. Mccormick. Miss K. Lowe, Miss NJ.
AlH, Miss Luacine Hoge, Miss Addie
zane, Miss Judge, Miss A. Judge, Miss
Z. Judge, Miss *. Judge, Miss o. Don
nellan, Miss E. Weber, Miss B. Glen
DINING, Miss Lena ShoUp, Mr.. A. Dun
can, Mr.. Max Smith, Mr.. Robert Smith,
Mr. Ben y. Smith, Mr.. Wayne Smith,
Mr.. A. W. Perego, Mr.. Robert Hark-
ness, Mr.. Walter Shoup, Mr. NJ. Var
ian, Mr.. K. Donne1lan, Mr.. George Nye,
Mr.. Clarence Mccormick, Lieutenant
Spencer, Mr.. Waiter Shoup, Mr.. James
Gallagher, Mr.. George Cobb, Mr.. Harry
Shearman. Mr.. r. ]. Glendinning.
Mrs. DR.. Niles entertained small
and delightfully."-.
Mrs. Salisbury and Miss Salisbury
gave a charming card party last night
TO a few friends to meet Mr.. o. Sails
bury Cash.
Mrs. H. w. Brown gave an elegant
reception on Wednesday. at which a
large company Of guests were enter
tanned.
The opening and brilliant ball of the
winter season was that given at Chris
tensen's on Friday night by the Young
Ladies Aid society. 1t was given Of
course for charity and as usual the
well as large gathering. The many
guests as they entered the hall Vere
graciously received by the chaperones
and the festivities were begun with
dancing, which lasted until after the
midnight hour. The only counter at
traction to this was afforded in the re-
ception parlorS. where two large dining
tables had been arranged. Here sew
eral of the young ladies of the society
Whrnl1Ch N or
tempting refreshments. All were ar
rayed in graceful toliettes and Mrs.
Garter presided. Among the large COM
yany of guests were noticed Mr.. and
MRS. Alff. Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick
Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. Zane, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Donnellan. Miss KatZ Miss
Anderson, Miss Carter, Miss Brans-
Cummings, Miss Clark, and Messrs.
Mccormick. Gilmer, Porter, Caine,
Evans, Lieutenant Simmons, Smith,
Shearman. Katz, Porter, Donnellan.
Barnett. Judd.
A number of the little friends Of
Master Fairfax Downey were enter
tanned on Tuesday by Mrs. Holden in
honor of his birthday.
Mrs. C. W. Cooper, of Denver, an
old favorite in Salt Lake society, is
visiting Mrs. Frank Knox.
Mrs. F. W. Norris was the guest of
honor at a pretty luncheon Thursday.
given at the Woman's exchange by
Mrs. Thomas Carter.
NJ. and Mrs. Moore Lindsay enter
tanned the members of a lately formed
whist club on Wednesday. The party
making up the cOterie are: Mr. and
Mrs. Casper L. Robertson, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. F. Hayward and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hughes.
One OF the prominent attractions Of
the week will be the ball of the Uni
versity Athletic association on
Thanksgiving eve at Christensen's.
Mrs A F. Holden left during the
week for south California, where she
will remain for several weeks.
Miss Grace Young has gone to Chi
cago, wrere she will remain for about
g month.
One of the enjoyable social events Of
the week was the card party given on
Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
John n. Sharp at their home on East
Brigham. Dainty refreshments were
served and the decorations were pretty
in the extreme.
George Trumbo and Lester Freed
have sent out invitations to their
friends TO witness a little comedy,
More Blunders Than One" which
they will present at the Freed resi-
dence, on East Brigham, next Mon
day.
Miss Edna Sherman, Mi-s Ora
Hardness and Miss Marie Mason went
to Denver on Wednesday in M. Ban
ciofts private car. They will return
this morning, accompanied by Mrs.
Bancroft.
Mrs. Parker, who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. T. ]. Amy, has re-
turned to Cincinnati.
The dolls bazaar will occur on Dec.
Is and children must enter their dolls
several days before that time. The
prizes will be for the handsomest doll
the best dressed doll by a little girl
under y years, the ugliest doll, and
the Oldest doll These prizes will soon
be on exhibition, having been contribu-
ted by Mrs. NJ. G. Fox, Mrs. r. Mack
1ntosh. Mrs. Peyton, Miss Crawford
and others. All the newspapers and
leading business houses will be rep
resented by contributions Of dolls or
doll furniture.
Mrs. Joe Sharp returned recently
from the south.
Mrs. Ira Lewis entertained in her
dellghtful way twice during the week.
once on Monday and again on Tues
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