The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-03

with the arrival Of Ash Wednaca.-
portion Of Salt Lake society no,,.,
qnenced the observance of tho -.
rental season. The remaining ro,t;a,,
iw1l entertain. however. and the 0fortT
nayS" VIII not be a time Of fasfins
and prayer for all lovers Of ea1,at,e
1ne Delta Phi ban and the AHeni ~.
RoF's BAH are the first events to hraa !.
ele hohotony aside from a few srnau
Next Wednesday morning a business
meeting OF delegates from the yar;o,,s
Wonen's clubs OF the territory will be
held at the Ladies Literary club room.
me purpose OF the meeting heinp 4ba
arrangement OF a programme foT the
meeting of the Federation of Women
CUPS which viii take place at Ogden
an May. There will be a reception To
al club members on Wednesday after
noon at the room of the Ladies' Lit
erary club,
As has been previously stated in
these columns, the Alieni Temporis
FLORES VIII give IA ball at Chrisfensen's
han tomorrow evening. The forrner
dancing party given by this club was
an occasion Of more than usual en-
3oyment, and it is proposed to make
EhiS sUrpaS5 it.
Miss Royle was at home on Friday
evening to a large number Of friends
who were equally attracted by the
genuine hospitality that characterizes
Judge Royle's home and by the excel
lence of the musical programmes pre-
scented at her at home. Mrs. II, j.
a ~ I've U IN n
lie Phillips. Prof. Rrouse, Mr.. Sey-
mOur and Mr.. Yolmer favored the
Buestes with music. Miss Royle viii
give two more Of these informal musi-
Gales, on the 18th and 29th-
Mrs. 7. 3. Beatty was the hostess
OF three parties last week. The mo
iii Of the decorations was the same
in each. There were daffodils in
abundance in the parIors, the pots
containing them being wrapped in yell
low crepe paper. Every available
corner WAS filled with the yellow
beauties. the effect being exceedingly
pretty Yellow and green predOmin-
ated in the refreshments.
On Tuesday evening there was a
high i've. The score and tally cards
were Of the form and color OF nastur-
tians. feur de lis. pa1lsies. daffodiis
and tulips, the work Of MISS BARBER, OF
Spokane, Wash The ladies' prize, d
danodn picture frame, ~Fas won by
Mrs. z. g. Jones and the gentlemen 5
prize. q Russia leather cigar case, went
10 Mr.. +. D. Hobbs.
The guests Were llr. and Mrs. w.
"a. NeldeD, Mr.. and Mrs. z g. Stephens,
Mr. and Mrs, c. I. Hood, Mr.. and A1I-s.
John NJ. Zane, SIR. and Mrs. Royt
Sherman, dr. and Mrs Ellsworth Das-
gett. Mr. ard Mrs. E. 3. Jones' Mr
and Mrs. Charles Read. N1r. and Mrs.
a f button. Mr.. and Mrs. F. D.
Hobbs, Dr., Ellen c. Gage and MT
Frank Holland.
On Friday afternoon occurred the
second Of the series Of parties. Which
was a Ken5iDgtoD tea, Refreshments
were served at o'clock The guests
Nere Mrs. Isaac Garrison, Mrs. G. 6.
zane, Mrs ]. G. Royle, Mrs Chisholm.
Mrs. Fordyce. Mrs. Y. n. 9. Silva,
Mrs. G. ~. Brown, Mrs. T. J. Amy.
Mrs s. Woodward. Dr.. Gage. Mrs :.
b. Hamilton. Mrs. 4. G. Ewing, Mrs.
"A. Howat, Mrs nj. j. Gray. Miss
Blanch Brown and others.
The Kensington tea on Saturday
afternoon was the third and last of the
series of parties, the guests on that oc-
casion being Mrs. Kelsey. Mrs. Pardeer
Mrs. Moore, Mrs, Nee, Mrs. Hglehart,
Legg. Mrs. King, Mrs. Moore, Mrs,
John Street, 0Irs- Susie Roo. Mrs.
Wfllis. Mrs. Merrill, Mrs. Caldwell,
Mrs Grant H Smith. airs. Ferris. Mrs.
Vincent Mrs. Schroeder, Miss Boyle,
Miss Boot and others
Brief but enjoyable programmes
were features Of both afternoons. On
E7riday Mrs. Army read two poems and
Mrs Silva one Of Mary 4. wilkins
stories. The programme ON Saturday
consisted Of solos by Mrs. Newman
and Miss Boyle and readings by Mrs.
Root
The chief event of the week. in point
ot numbers was the ball given by she
Delta Phi society at Christensen's hall
on Friday evening.
AT the south end of the hall were seen
HE to most of the guests, LallSmanic
characters ~. Of U.'-Uaiye1sity Of
Ttah-and at the north end I6e name
OF the society in large letters above
the door TO the reception room, and
: against q red background.
{ among the dancers present were
Misses Lyon Syhn Smith Miner Dun
ford. FarnSw0rt1, 'AlHe Davis, Libbie
Cutler, Rola Ensign, Geneva Eller-
beck. Arden Cummings. Mae Taylor,
13lanch Lawson. Bell Lawson. Maud
Lawson %aylor, Hanson. Kate Hardin.
lElla Clark RarLha Benedict. Juno
6prague. Ellie Clark, Minnie Folsom,
Emma Young, Edna HYDE, Laura
Clare. Clawson, Hester Cannon, Emily
Cannon. Ruby Wells. Ruby Clawson,
Ssrjnton, PIatt, Isabel Romney, King,
Lena Branding. Katherine Parsons,
bertha Parsons, Jones, Raurnann, Ray
Gsiggg, Lennie Savage. Katie Brock
bank. Ida Boshard, Of Provo, Florence
AAoyle, Belle Weller, Nora Cannon.
Maggie Smell. Irene Merrill, BurbidSe,
ella Clark, MessrS, Richard Shipp.
Bert Griggs Hardy. Charles Solomon,
George Luft, g. ]. Stewart, c. 3.
Stewart Roy Naylor. Edgar Hills,
Bowman Johnson, Frank Ragley, VIII
Sherwood. ROYAL Barnes, Frank Eos
ter Chauncey Benedict, Hardy Lynch,
C. Brown, I'd HaZelgroVe, John Hag-
man. VIII Romney, Henry We66eland,
Ajosazo Hyde, II. Fred May, Miner,
GoWen. RoSenbaum. Walter Lawson,
Merrill, N.ystroIrl, Foster, Ward. James
Clinton. Fred Butler. 3. johnson and
ReynOids, Professor Marshall, II. L.
Nelson, StringfalloW. Clark Whitney
and Austin Whitney.
The committee on arrangements con-
sisted OF Nfessrs. l.. 3. Leaker. 2. J.
Stewart; the reception committee OF
EIagsrs. L. z. Young, H. J.. Nelson, I.
D.. Wiley and r. v Smith; the floor
com raittee of nIessrs. T. W. Reynolds,
Unere Nystrozn and j. W Hooper.
The ladies wig are interested In the
gewlng-room connected with the Asso-
ciated Charities are very DESTROYS Of
keeping the room open until April L
and to that end solicit the patronage
of the public. The conafcrters made
ay certain needy women Of the city I'm.
der the direction OF these ladies are Of