The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-02-24

series of hops at Christensen's hall on
Monday evening. The evening was
spent as pleasantly as all the Ionic
evenings are.
The Halloween club will be enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Clark to-
morrow evening
Miss Margie Sharp will entertain on
Friday evening.
Mr. WI HI Shearnan entertained his
sebrethren'' Of the Bachelors Tontine
Mutual Benefit association on Thurs
day evening. The occasion was the first
annual dinner of that association of
mathematics.
Mrs. W. II. Bancroft and Miss AIDE.
1aide Mason returned from the east on
Thursday evening. M
Miss Grace Young read a paper on
the Education of Women in Ancient
Times" and Miss Lucille Young a paper
on Modern Education of Women" at
the Cleofan on Tuesday.
Mrs. W. S. Mccormick is expected to
arrive from the east this week.
A party consisting of MIR. and Mrs
o. C. Beebe, Miss Blanche Woodruff,
Miss Kate Clawson, Mr.. Joseph Daynes
jr. and Mr.. Fred Daynes went to
Provo on Tuesday to participate in a
party given at the Roberts house on
Tuesday evening. The earlier part of
the evening was devoted to geographic
cal game, prizes being awarded to Mr..
Joseph Daynes and Mr.. George. Re.
freshmentS were served, after which
dancing was enjoyed till late hour.
Mrs. LIE Grand Young and Miss Alton
left on Thursday for a visit of three
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs B. B. Young,
at Chicago.
Mrs. T. 3. Beatty has issued invita-
tons for a card party on Tuesday
eening.
Miss Ora Hardness entertained some
friends informally at cards last even
| ing.
Miss Rutt entertained twenty friends
at "Chatterbox party one evening
! last week.
Mrs. A. G. Ewing entertained at
/ luncheon on Wednesday the ladies who
( assisted at her tea given a short time
ago.
! ftHeaps of fun and no ladies'" Such
I was The description given by a mem
! Der of the University club Of the eve
| the club. Mr.. Kyle, Mr.. George Nye
and Mr.. Westervelt entertained the al-
dilence with several readings.
4 4
Mrs. Thomas Carter gave another OF
a series of luncheons yesterday
| An ''old fashioned party was held
at the Fifteenth ward hall on Friday
| evening, at which about thirty-fve OF
forty young people were in attendance
! The ladies and gentlemen present were
attired in the costumes Of our great
great-great-great grandma's anc
grandpas and in the quaint garb OF
| days gone by made a handsome ap
| pearance Some of the costumes were
| OF rare merit and it was with great
difficulty that the judges could decide
as TO who were entitled to the prizes
The awards were finally made, Mrs
Matte Ashton taking the ladies prize
silver card receiver and Mr.. Willard
c. Burton the gentleman's. a sill
muller.
Mrs. J. C. E. King gave thimbl'
bee to about thirty-six ladies yesterday
| afternoon. The rooms were adorned
with palms. pink carnations and violet'
and the ladies carried away with then
corsage bouquets of violets.
Mrs. John Kempf gave high five Oh
Thursday evening at her home, A
South West Temple street. Mrs. Loeb
RE and Mrs. Letcher were the cham
pions of the evening, carrying off Thu
first honors. The guests were Judg
and Mrs. Lochrie, Mr.. and Mrs Glea
son, Mr.. and Mrs. De Graft, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Hanley Miss Riddle, Miss Blan
Ghetto and Mr.. Rule Letcher.
The Magazine club will meet witt
Mrs. Briggs at 2131 Adams avenue, OF
! Thursday, Feb. %. The change of dat
is on account of conflicting engage
ments on Ash Wednesday.
| The poses plastique to be seen at tn
| social given by the ladies of the Thee