The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-08

Miss Esther Freed gave a chatting dish
! tea during the week. This was the
( second Of series that has been Planned
] by Miss Freed.
! The handsome home of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Emanuel Kahn on Brigham street was
the scene OF a most delightful sheet and
pillow. case surprise party last Tuesday
! evening, given in honor of Mr. Ferdl-
I nand Kahn, nephew of Mrs Kahn, VINO
/ is visiting in Salt Lake. There were 20
| couples present, and dancing was the
/ principal feature of the evening.
Mrs. Sarah Kahn left last evening
/ for New York, where she will spend
the winter visiting her daughter.
! The art section of the Ladies Liter
airy club met yesterday. Mrs. Will
/ lam c. Jennings gave topic on Gothic
architecture of Italy. Gothic architec-
ture of Spain was the subject
of a short topic by Mrs. Merrill
There was a county Office
Which he had hoped to fill;
He has noted namesake,
That everyone calls BILL"
He's very bright and witty,
A free silver man is he,
But the sad part of this ditty
Is-that soon he'll married be.
Miss Lily Young entertained at lunch
con Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. John Longmaid and Mrs. E. NJ.
| Kay leave Tuesday for Oregon.
Mrs. George A. Lowe has as her guest
Miss Neil.
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Mrs. w. F. James has returned from
the Maxfield mine.
Mr.. George w. Heintz of the Rio
! Grande Western left yesterday for
six weeks trip to Honolulu.
Lieutenant Richard Steadman of the
! Sixteenth infantry will visit Salt Lake
during the coming week.
Rev. and Mrs. Hudson shortened
their wedding trip, returning Wednes-
day, in order that Mr. Hudson might
conduct the funeral of young Sidney
Baum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson will be at
home to their friends Mondays after
Nov. 9, at $50 East Brigham street.
The first ball of the season was given
by companies A and D of the N. G. U.
on Friday evening at Christensen's
han. 1t was a highly successful af
fair. The decoratio were most
artistic. Above the musicians stand
were festoons of bunting in colors of
red white and blue, while the wall in
the background was hung with large
American flags. The musicians were
almost hidden from view by huge pot
ted palms and great clusters of pink
and white chrysanthemums, while
the stand was dotted here and there
by stacked rifles of the militiamen.
From the center chandelier started
long stripes of red, white and blue
bunting, which were caught up grace
fully to each chandelier in the long
hall and then carried to the corners of
the room, where they were fastened
by large rosettes of the national col
ors. The reception room was decorated
in similar fashion.
At $3.50 the march began and was led
| by Governor and Mrs. Heber NJ. Wells.
who were followed by the officers and
ladies of the n G.. Z. After the march,
dance music was begun and kept up
until a late hour. There were a large
number present. Besides the officers
and ladies of the n. G. u, Colonel
Kent and many officers of the Twenty
fourth infantry were present.
The I. o. B. 3. lodge gave their first
ball this season at Christensen's hall,
Thursday evening. There was a large
attendance and the affair was the most
enjoyable and successful ever given by
the I. o. o. B. lodge.
Those present We're Mrs. H. S. Jo-
seph, Mrs. S. Kohn, Mrs. B. Graupe,
Miss c. WoOlf, Miss A Woolf. Miss NJ
Waters. Miss. Ida Cohn, Miss May
HCllander Miss S. COhn, Miss Helen
ROthschild, Miss S. Rothschild.
Miss LOtbie Levy, Miss H. Davis,
Miss Ray Lichtenstein, Miss L.
Hardman, Miss L. Alexander, Miss
G. Cohn. Miss r. Symons, Miss NJ
Myers Miss r. Goldberg. Miss A. Lev
lit, E. Kahn and wife. F. s. Hadra and
wife, a. Hertz and wife, L Walters and
wife, J. MOritz and wife S. Tobias and
wife, II. Z. Schiller and wife, Fl. Har-
RS and wife, y. s. Rothsctild and
Wife. S. Wirtz and wife, NJ. A. Elias of
wife, Z. Hoilander and wife, S. Bam-
berger and wife, N. Stiefel and wife,
T. c.. Kahn. a. Simon, William Wat
tiers, Max Ctenhe[mer I. Hartman. h
Hirschn1an, L. Jacobs, NJ Alexander.
Joe Wilson, NJ. J. Friedman, Ed. Mel
enger, L. E. Kahn, NJ. Lieltenstein, NJ.
Levy, a. Graupe William Graupe.
wald, William SimOns. n. Sachs, e
Lehman. 4. Ro5enbaum, Bert Cotn,
Joe Levitt NJ. Krotki. ]. Boehmer, I.
Ledegman, o. Lehman;
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Mrs. siegel entertained Thursday
afternoon.
Madame A E. Smell is visiting her
sister in Laomi. III.
The Young Ladies' Aid society in
tend giving The Pirates of Pen
zance" at the theatre the latter part
of this month. Mr.. Whitney will be
stage manager and Mr.. A. II. Peabody
musical director. Among those who
viii appear in the cast are Miss Mary
Burke, Miss Lennie Savage, Miss Lot
tie Levy, Mr.. George Downey. Mr.. W.
H. Sherman and Mr. George Wester-
welt.
Mr. Ralph Kenyon entertained at
dinner Sunday night.
The members of the Ladies' Bryan
Silver club of the Third precinct gave
a reception Friday in honor Of Mrs.
c. z. Allen.
The Rev. Anna Shaw will lecture at
the tabernacle Monday The house
viii undoubtedly be crowded to hear
this well-known woman.
His name is not uncommon,
But he's a charming host.
You don't know where to find him?
Perhaps out at the post
I've something sad to tell you.
Now pray don't scream or start,
The doctors say his malady