The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-26

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Unless you can think when the song is
No other is soft in the rhythm;
Unless you can feel, when left by one,
That all men else go with him;
unless you can know, when unpraiSed by
his breath,
That your beauty itself wants proving;
Unless you can swear For life, for
DEATH"
Oh. fear to call it iovingl
Unless you can muse in a crowd all day,
On the absent face that fixed you;
Unless you can love, as the angels may,
With the breath of heaven betwixt you;
Unless YOU can dream that his faith is
fast,
Through behooving and unbehooving.
Unless you can die when the dream is
Oh, never call it loving,
Society has been in one constant
whirl during the past week; receptions,
card parties and luncheons for the
older members. while several dancing
parties have formed the entertainment
of the younger set.
The Henderson reception, the card
party given by Mrs. Fox the SheIp re-
ception and the entertainment of Mrs.
o. w. Powers were the leading events
of the week.
The Misses Weber delightfully."- en-
tertained a number of friends at cards
Friday evening. High five was played,
Miss Hoge, Mrs. FROST, Mr.. Fwanken
and Mr.. Nye were the prize winners.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Post Miss Lowe, Miss Park, Miss
Hoge, Miss Hanauer, Miss Katz, Miss
Celia Sharp, Mr.. Scott, Mr.. George
Nye, MI. Grant Hampton, Mr.. Fran
ken Mr.. a. n. Ka.tZ and Mr.. Max Han
auer.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. c. Fox were the
hosts Of a large and enjoyable card
party Friday evening at their home on
Brigham street. The early part of the
evening was spent in a study of the
Edison photograph. One of the instru-
ments was provided for the occasion,
and gave the guests a rare treat in
lectures, operas, music, selections by
leading vocaliats and speakers OF the
day. High five was played, the tallies
being decorated with hand painted
German flags, and with each game
won a small German flag and a staff
was given, the staff fitting in a socket
made for it in the tally card, lending
very pretty and artistic effect Dam
Iy refreshments after the German
style were served and the "stein" was
the only drinking vessel used. Mrs.
Miner Mrs. Bancroft, Miss Mason, Mir.
T. r. Jones and Captain Richards were
the prize winners. Among those pres
ent were MI. and Mrs. George f. Dow
ney, MI and Mrs. Holden, Mr.. ana
Mrs Bancroft, Mr.. and Mrs. keyes,
General and Mrs. Penrdse, Captain ana
Mrs Richards Mr.. and Mrs. McCor-
nick, Judge and Mrs Miner, Colonel
and Mrs. Blunt, DR.. and Mrs. Witcher'
Miss Keogh, Miss Fox. Miss Mason,
Miss Adelaide Mason, Miss Sherman,
Miss Edna Sherman, Miss Harkness,
Miss Ora Hardness, Miss Woodward,
Mr. T. r. Jones, MIR. PendergaSt, MI.
r. H. Hilton, Mr.. Pavey, Mr. Max
Smith, Mr.. J. E. Dolly, Mr.. Casper
Robertson, DR.. Penrose, Mr.. D. c. Dun
bar.
The University of Michigan Glee club
while here met with a hearty recep-
tion by the members of the University
club and society generally. Monday
night large number Of theater par
ties were given throughout the house
while all the stalls on one side OF the
mouse were taken by the club ana dec
ara red in the college colors. Mr.. sam
Park and Mr.. George Nye, with party
of friends, occupied those on the OPP
posite side.
Mr. Grant Hampton gave box party
al the Grand Thursday evening to MISS
Weber, Miss Ethelyn Weber, MISS
Edna. Shearman, Mr.. George Nye and
Mr.. Edward Scott.
The bachelor officers of Fort Douglas
gave another of their delightfully."- in
formal hops in Recreation hall FRIDAY
evening. A short programme OF the
nost nonrIar waltZes and two-StepS
was played by the orchestra, AFTER
which dainty refreshments were served
in the large dining room of the Of
fcere' club and the following city
guests caught the last car for home: |
Miss Jud re, Miss Noble, Miss Herman, +,
Miss Preston, Miss Lena Preston, Miss |
lean Groo, Miss Edna Remington, Miss |
Addie Zane. Miss Bessie Glendinning, !
Mr.. Moore, Mr.. Fred Noble, Mr.. Wayne |
Smith. Mr. Frank Kraft, Mr.. A. Dun
can and Mr.. K Donnellan-
Mrs. Mcpherson, of Park City, is
visiting Mrs. S. V. Shelp-
Mrs. Adams. of ST Louis, is visiting
Mrs. F. J. Fabian.
Mrs. Egbert Roberts and Mrs.
Thomas Garter were the hostesses Of a
delightful luncheon at the Woman's
exchange Tuesday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Blunt Yellow and white were
the colors used in the decorations.
Those composing the party were Mrs.
Blunt, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Richards and
Mrs. Jules La Barthe.
Mrs. w. J. Browning left for pro-
.onged eastern trip Friday.
The Young Ladies Aid society will
give a number of informal dancing
parties at Unity hall commencing Fri
day evening. May /. The parties are
given with the view of replenishing the
treasury that it may continue
the large amount of charity work it
worthy one and as the young ladies
a ways give such enjoyable social func-
lions the parties will undoubtedly be
both a financial and social success.
The tickets will be 81 per couple, and
light refreshments will be included
with a ticket.
Mrs Graham has returned from an
extended eastern visit.
Miss Arden Cummings is visiting
Mrs Trumbo in San Francisco.
Messrs. Henry and Clarence McCcr-
1ick entertained a number of their old
Ann Arbor chums at luncheon Tues
lay afternoon.
Mrs Allen entertained the ladies of
Fort Douglas Thursday afternoon at