The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-10

III VI society news that Will he
Oh Sreat interest to many Salt Lake
people and TO Utonians generally is +La
announcement Of the wedding of DR.
ellen Curtis Gage. OF this CITY. and
Judge J. +. Mcbride. for many years
one of the most prominent figures IN
the territory and now resident Of
Spokane. Wash.
Dr.. Gage LETT for Chicago yesterday
and the wedding viii take place upon
the day of her arrival there the cere-
mony to take place at the home of her
ofot6er. Ther nome in future will be
at Spokane, where Judge Mcbride
holds high position at the bar. The
many friends Of both bride and groom
wiz unite with The Herald in wishing
them long life and much appinass.
An engagement was recently an
nounced in Omaha that IS Of interest
in Salt Lakes inner circles" that OF
Miss Fade U Nash and Mr.. Henry
Carton. Miss Nash has visited Miss
Mccormick, Miss Wallace, and other
friends in this CITY, and Mr.. Carton
spent week here last summer.
A dancing and card party was given
VA a AA00J IfL4-4AlS W AfLJDD 1bUOg O4cA "
son at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H, B. CIawson. Canvas
was stretched in two of the rooms,
which we're devoted to dancing, while
another room was provided with card
tables. Mr.. Frank Taylor and Spencer
ClaWson. jr.. presided alternately at
the piano, providing music for the
dancers. Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Jennings. Mrs. Frank
Beatie, Mrs. John Groesbeck, jr, Miss
Claire ClaWsOn, Miss GeneVe Ellerbech.
Miss Ella Clark, Miss Kate Dwyer,
Miss Rose Porter, Miss Lou Groesbeck.
Miss Mana Morris. Miss Ardelle Cum
Inings, Miss Claire Clinton, Miss
FRANKIE Sharp. Miss Alley Davis. Miss
Lucille Sears, Miss Katherine Dou5all,
Miss Allie Miller, Misses Juno and
Winnie Sprague. Miss Kate Trumbo.
Miss Bessie Clawson, Misses Alice and
Kate Clawgon, Miss Green, Miss May
Jennings, Miss Fannie Bird, Miss Edith
George ". Marshall. Messrs. Fred
Odell, Charles Lawrence, Hardy
Lynch, Austin Whitney, Earl Cum
mings, jules La Barthe, ChaunCey Ben
edict, Walter Meels, Scott Wells, Sam
Porter. James Clinton, OIr. Farms
worth, Seldom Clawson, Henry Bailey,
Mr.. Lambert, Mr.. Green, Spencer Claw
COAAs JL.s LAACO o04NOAt LLSNA OOGRE
Alonzo Hyde,
On Wednesday last Mrs. w. w. Ritter
ana Miss Susie Ritter gave an elegant
daffodil luncheon to fourteen friends
Their guests were Mrs. Harry Jen-
Kings, Mrs. Thomas Sloan, Miss Edna
Dryer, Miss Edith Dinwoodey, Miss
Lucille Jennings Miss Nellie Groesbech.
Miss Meta Washburn, Miss Edith
Weller, Miss Cora Young. Miss Isabel
Sears, Miss Florence Crismon. Miss
Mary Jennings and Miss Alley Davis.
Mrs. E. B. Jones gave a charming
luncheon Oh Thursday in honor of Mrs.
CorleW, Mrs. Bannister and Mrs. Ora
nam, Ogden delegates to the meeting
of the general committee Of the Utah
Federation Of Women's clubs. The
table was laYishly ornamented with
dafodils and at eacr plate was a card
containing a quotation in praise of
those flowers. Attached to the cards
were dahodils tied by yellow ribbon.
Besides the guests OF honor there
were present Mrs. G. z, Allen, Mrs.
William Wightman, Mrs. William G.
Jennings. Mrs. Frank Vincent. Mrs.
". A, Nelden and Mrs. Eugene Lewis.
Senator Shoup will arrive from Boise
this morning and be the guest Of MI.
and Mrs. James Glendenning til to-
morrow when he leaves for Chicago.
He Will be accompanied by Mrs. and
Miss Shoup, who have been visiting
Mrs. Glendmning the past week.
Thursday was Military Night''l~at
+1,o
officers OF the sixteenth Infantry v-are
present and the Utah National Guard
was represented by Governor West
y General Young. Major Cannon. Colonel
Clayton, Colonel Page and the signal
corps Most of the officers were IN
full regfmentals and were accompanied
by ladies.
Three events stand ouJ prominently
amidst the social affairs Of the week
There were the Alieni Temporis Flores
ball, the preliminary meeting Of the
Utah Federation of Women's clubs and
the Trilby evening. The at homes
of Miss Jennings and Miss Royle viii
be enjoyable events Of this week. So.
ciety, pretty generally. is fully aware
that this is the lenuen season and is
acting in strict conformity with thai
knowledge.
On Monday evening the Alieni Tenn.
poris Flores gave a ball at Christen
sens haH, which proved to be an ex
trerneIy pleasant affair. Full particu
lars appeared in Tuesdays Herald. L
A. probable that the club will arrange
for some dancing parties at Salta1l
during the lake season. The commit
tee, composed of Mr.. and Mrs. s. II
Lynch, MIR. and Mrs. S. L ClaW5on
AIr. and Mrs. c. H, Kraft, Mr.. anC
Mrs. I. 4. Clayton, Mr. and Mrs. Wash
Young and Mr.. and MIS-. j. a. Groes
beck, IT., deserves high praise for its
successful management of the ball.
The aNTriIby evening" was another O
the many triumphs in the way Of orig
snality of plan and cleverness of execu
ton scored by the Unitarian ladies'
The popularity Of the Unitarian enter
tainments was shown by the larg'
audience, and the successful rendition
of each number was attested by heart.
applause.
Mrs. o. A. Jennings and Mss Jen
nings issued invitations for IAN even
ing of old fashioned music tomorrow
Mrs. Silva, Mrs. Woodrow, Miss Royie
Mr.. Thomas and others will assist Mis-
Jennings in the programme, which vii
consist of old ballads
company Of Miss Rula Ensign.
friends was very pleasantly entertain
ed at ner home on East Temple stree
Friday evening. Progressive high-fV'
was played for nearly Two hours, ana
after refreshments had been partaKei