The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-27


tdrger ones given by Mrs. r. B.
stephens on Wednesday and FRIDAY
The theatrical attractions absorbed
much OF the interest of society people.
I wish our ladies would agree
whether or not, party calls should be
made Ter an afternoon reception
said one of the guests at q. large re-
ception the Jther day. ''I have a, friend
VINO IS feeling quite injured beca use
some OF her invitations have not vet
been recognized in that way. I told her
that custom does not require s11ch calls
nut she IS very positive that it is gen
(eral in Salt Lake. Now If this is true
~ should not be. never make a party
all 10 The lady who has invited me 10
sD afternoon reception, and I shall be
surprised if receive any when 1 have
given mine.'
The coterie Of well known society
women to whom these remarks were
addressed were in hearty accord with
the views Of the speaker" all agree
ing that such calls are errors that
rave crept in, no one knows how -rr
Why.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown entar-
Tained the Supreme court and a uaytv
C. friends at a high five or Thursday
evening. Elak.ate refreshments werA
fscTved, and The evening was one Of
charming informality. The prizes were
flowers, and we're won by Mrs. lis
dale, Miss Bartc!,. Judge King aud
Judge Stockslager.
The guests were Chief Justice Mer-
s!tt Judge and Mrs. King, Judge ana
11fs ". Fl. Smith, Judge and Mrs.
liaTtch and Miss Bartch, Hon. and
ms ). l.. kaYiins. Mr.. and Mrs = r.
Jstcber Nj. and Mrs. George Suther-
land. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel J. ken
yoa, Judge and Mrs. Il. Z. Henderson.
ar and Mrs. J. p. Backe, Mr.. and Mrs.
y. D. Hobbs. Judge and Mrs. Stocks
Eager, Of Idaho. Nj. and Mrs. Il 5.
hrsilse, Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Tisdale.
Miss HELM, Mr.. W. Mont Ferry, of
Park City, and Mr.. .. Erwin, of Musk
egon, Mich.
The Academy of Medicine banqueted
at the home Of DR.. a. C. Ewing. on
.Nhursday evening. 1t was one of the
Setoomiest evenings OF the winter ont
side, and the cheer and warmth within
was in decided contrast to the pre-
Taiins discomfort. Doctors are Jolly
fellows Notwithstanding the seriousness
OF their calling. and there were Jokes
tnnumerable as well as Weightv coun-
sells and much medical "jargon.''
The banqueting board was a picture
T. delight the eye. The tables were ar
ranged in the form of a 7 and at the
three ends were placed large silver
candelabra the light glowing through
aed shades. Ferns were placed here and
there and red roses. lay beside each
plate. Covers were laid for seventeen.
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only surpassed By that Of the menu
The host was toast-master and
me JOasts were as follows:
The Academy of Medicine-Its OBJ
jects and aims" DIR. Maclean.
The medical fee BILL" DR.. s. Hughes.
Tine microscope IN medicine and
surgery" DR.. Silver.
Cleanliness is next to godainess.''
DIR. T. 3. Beatty.
The effects of the coroner SYSTEM
DR.. Plummer.
"Anti-toxine in diphtheaia-Is its
efficacy sufficiently established to war
1'ant its use in private practice?" Dr..
Worthington.
Shall physicians charge for profess
eional services to ministers Of the COS
-ycl?" DR.. King.
The consulta rion," DIR. Bower.
THE organization Of q state society,"
17r. Bascom.
DE Witcher. DR.. baldwin, DIR. Jones
I, va DR.. Hughes were other physicians
present,
One of the pleasantest parties Of the
week was the high five given by Mrs.
I. 3. Stephens on Wednesday. Her
lovely home on Thirteenth East street
IS admirably adapted to entertaining
and the presence of numerous ported
plants added TO its attractiveness.
The tallics were novel, ipelnS small
designs in hearts. diamonds. clubs or
spades cut from tinted ivorine. These
were attacred to q larger design of the
Fame kind ny ribbons. The completed
ecore thus formed q dainty souvenir.
Mrs. Z. y. Jones won the first prize.
cake plate, Mrs. Dinniny the second,
a cup and saucer. and Mrs. BoXrud the
shisd q PIN tray. The prizes We're ali
OF china decorated by the hostess.
Mrs. SteDhens was assisted in re-
ceiving ana entertaining by Mrs. Rus
Sell Lord Tracy, Mrs. j. +. Evans and
Miss Stella Tiernan.
There were about forty guests.
4 delightful musicale at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Krouse was an
event Of much interest and pleasure to
the participants and Nlests last week
a few friends were invited to assist
either as performers Or listeners III an
3mpTomptu musical programme.
Vocal numbers by Mrs. Silva, AIRS.
Woodrow and Mr.. Kerr, violin selec-
riors 10y Mr.. Weihe and several piano
solos by the host made feast for
music lovers.
The guests were Major and Mrs.
Silva. Colonel and Mrs. Woodrow, Mrs
Sea boldt. Mrs. Il. III Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Brown, Miss Remark, Mr..
Weihe, Or. Dart, Mr.. @JcCallusn and
afATr. Kerr.
at The surprise party tenderai Mr..
Don Z. Porter on We1n3sd ~ evening,
Mrs McConahue won the first prize
for ladies. a cut-giass vase, and Mrs.
Taggart won TIT second, some hand
painted china. The gentlem ans Irizes
were won by Mr.. Z. r. Dickinson and
Mr.. McConahue. A congra tulatory let
ter from Miss CouZills, who was alb
sent, was read by Mrs. =. II. Peter,
and listened to with interest.
The 7. O. B. dinners are much
praised by those favored with invita-
Nsatons to them. On Monday evening,
4he three survivors of the club, afr
Reid. Mr.. Jarrett and Mr.. TIeintZ, gave
q dinner party, which was up To the
usual standard of enjoy and ex-
cellence, the guests being Mrs. S.
woodward, Miss Grace Young, Miss
Lucille Young, Miss Wood ward, Miss
syagon and Mr.. Rock dge.
On Friday evening, Mr.. and Mrs
" r. Sprague, Miss Rool1liGge, Miss