The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-02-17

thur Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ.
Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs. Ledyard Bailey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brink. Mr.. and
Mrs, DonnelIan, Misses Lawrence,
Shearman, Edna Sherman. Conhfn,
Agatha Conklin. Gregory, Washburn,
Rhodes, Tiernan, Eloise sherman,
Laura Sherman, NIessrS. DonneA, Rob
ert Glendinning, Miles Varian, Kerr.
Windsor, Dupont. Skinner. Gregory,
Captain Rhodes, Phelps, Holman ana
George Lawrence.
It was q gay party of ladies who
celebrated St Valentines day at the
home OF Mrs. 6. ]. Kenyon. In re-
Spouse to the hostess invitation TO the
ladies to BE my Valentine" there We're
very amusing responses. most or them
original rhymes written on the back
of valentines. High five was the fea-
tUre or the afternoon. The prizes and
prize winners We're as follows: Mrs.
Lyons first prize, heart-Shaped baS-
het filed with mignonette and hello
trope; Mrs. Potter second prize, al cell
luloid and lavender satin handkerchief
case; Mrs. Taylor the third, q cellu-
loid boat containing a figure Of a Chi
nese girl, and transcription" Afoat
without a mate
The guests were Mrs. Lyons, Mrs.
Archer, Mrs, Taylor, Mrs. Brink, Mrs.
Browning. Mrs. Lon arnsworth, Mrs.
Bradley, Mrs Thomas Pearson, Mrs.
Shelp. Mrs. Stephens. Mrs. Link, Mrs.
Potter, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Thompson,
Mrs. Miner, Mrs Odson. OIre. LIE
Barthe. Mrs. G. D. Moore, Mrs. J. IT.
! Donnellan, Mrs. e. 3. Jones, Mrs.
| Lyons, Mrs Wetm0re. Mrs. Mann. Mrs.
! Will Wantland, Mrs. G. Mainland,
| n
son and others
| Hearts were trump5 at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. Z. G. Rogers, on
Third street, Thursday evening, each
electric light was enclosed in heart
/ shaped tinted paper, and the effect was
both striking and pleasing. The invi-
tations to this Valentine party We're
! in rhyme, and the recipients almost
I filled the spacious parlorS. Mrs. ROg-
non was assisted by Mrs. z. Z. Wood
and Miss Pearl NeWcomb. Each guest
was given character, the name Of
which was pinned on his back, and he
| was to discover his identity by ques-
( lions propounded, and then seek his
mote for the evening. 1t was not long
before David Copperfeld and Dora.
Romeo and Juliet Shakespeare and
.
found their mates, and then came an
/ Interesting musical and literary pro-
gramme, followed by an elegant re-
past mong the invited guests were
Mesdames Waynick, c. NJ. Wood,
Gathers, Cavanaugh, Misses Peak,
Short, Messrs. Kimbau, Loofbourow,
Peak, Yates, Warren, c. NJ. Wood,
Kavanaugh, e. E. Wood, Snelson, Win
Wood, Waynick.
Mrs. George z. Downey and Mrs.
Landstreet left on Friday evening for
a sojourn of three weeks in southern
California.
Mrs. John T. White is visiting friends
in the east.
LIZ, and Mrs. c. S. Richardson have
returned 10 the city and are at 445
South West Temple street, where they
viii be glad to see their friends.
Mr.. C. ". Kelly, mayor of DEVILS
Lake, n. D.. has been visiting his sis
! ter, Mrs. John McVicker, and found
the climate of Utah so delightful that
he contemplates making Salt Lake his
! future winter home.
Miss Minnie Kiesel returned to Ogden
yesterday. after visit of two weeks
with Miss Margaret Park.
&
One of the most pleasant of the
many parties on st. Valentines night
was that given by Miss Carrie Keate
at her home on Sixth South street
Several novel features entertained the
company. Each of the guests was re-
quired to write a valentine to some
other member of the company, and
these efforts were afterwards Judged,
Miss Emily Cloves being awarded the
first prize, while Mr.. Fred McGurrin
received the BOBBY. Another feature
guests selected egg Shells, each con-
tanning fortune" Of these for
tunes those of Miss Mabel Anderson
and Mr. Victor LOllin were the most
promising.
Miss Ida Savage gave lotto party
last evening to some of her friends.
The prizes were won by Miss Efffe
Clark and Mr.. j. Owen. The Mandolin
club was in attendance and discoursed
some fine music Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Manden, Mr.
and Mrs. e. Calder Mr. and Mrs. II. 6.
Ensign, Mr.. a. 5. Richardson, Miss
Clark, Miss Lutte Whitney, Miss Allie
Saunders, Miss Laura Saunders Miss
Ella Olsen, and Messrs. Will Clark,
Pitt, Saunders, Jennings, Owen and
others
The Misses Howat entertained a few
young people informally on Friday
evening.
;. Mrs. G. II. Brink gave dinner Of
Eight covers on Tuesday, evening in
honor Of her husbands birthday.
Mrs. Susie Emery contemplates a
visit to California III a short time,
The Y L. NJ I. 4. of the Thirteenth
ward viii give an entertainment in
the ward hall on Wednesday evening.
the proceeds to be applied on the
pioneer monument fund.
The Misses Hanauer gave a card
party last evening, the first of series
OF Informal parties.
Mrs. John Dern left last evening for
2 a,.1 visit Of ,1 SIX weeks with friends in
Misses Lucille and Alton Young en-
tertained sixteen young ladies infor-
maliy at a tea on Friday.
Mrs. G. B. MARYLAND and Miss Ida
Hanauer will leave tomorrow evening
for a visit Of six weeks at San Diego
and other points in southern Califor-
mia.
Miss Rose Jenkins gave a high five
on Wednesday evening The prizes
were won by Miss Griffiths and Miss