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

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manner. Yellow and white was used
TO effect in the hall and the punch
room was decorated in keeping with
the contents of the flowing bowl. The
Ladies Mandolin club furnished ex-
cellent music.
Mrs. Ralph Hoge, Mrs. ]. Brinker
Mrs. Witcher, Mrs Dininny, Mrs
! Judd, Mrs. Sharp, Miss Weber, Miss
Hoge and Miss Zane assisted the
! hostess.
The dancing party given by the
/ ladies of the Free kindergarten as
ISOLATION at Unity hall Tuesday even
ing was very successful. Leap year
was observed and the young ladies
went home voting it a great success.
The concert given by Miss Sabin
! Wednesday evening at the Congrega-
| tional church was attended by large
/ number of society people.
The reception given by Mrs. S. V.
/ Shelp Tuesday afternoon was in every
way a delightful affair. The parlors
were decorated artistically with sweet
peas and smilax, in harmony with the
color scheme of pink and green, and
lent a striking effect. Mrs. Shelp was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. ]. t.
Donnellan and Mrs. Daniels Mrs.
Brink and Mrs Parsons presided over
the dining room.
The Hebrew Ladies Relief society
has arranged a charity musicale at the
residence of Mrs. E. Kahn, 67S East
Brigham street for Wednesday even
| ing.
a programme of rare excellence has
been arranged with such artists as Mrs.
Plummer, Miss Levy, Miss Morris, Miss
Stopper. Miss Davis, Mr.. Royce, and
Mr.. Edwards to take part and a treat
is in store for those attending.
yesterday after a years absence in
the east.
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Kraft entertained
the Monthly Dinner club Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Scheu are now at their
home to their friends at 6S G street.
Mrs. D. S. Spencer is visiting friends
in Boise.
The Ensign Wheel clubs dancing
party given at Christensens Friday
evening was in every way delightful
affair Among those present were:
Mrs. Benedict. Mrs. Clawson, Mrs.
Spencer, Mrs. Carter, Miss Ella Clark,
Miss Fannie Bird, Miss Louise Odell,
Miss Clair Clawson, Miss Bertha Car
Stewart, Miss Erma Alff. Miss Jas
mine Young, Miss Ella Atkinson, Miss
Helen Kenyon, Miss Madge Wester-
field, Miss June Sadler, Miss Laura
Sherman, Miss Kitten Anderson, Mr..
Albert Allen, Mr.. C. Benedict, Mr.. Wal
ter Meeks, Mr.. Charley Lawrence, Mr..
Frank Judge. Mr.. Fred Odell, Mr.. Sam
Porter. Mr.: Hal Hampstead Mr.. Tod
Goodwin, Mr.. Lawrence Hemil Mr..
Goliath, Mr.. Harry Roberts. Mr.. Sharp
Williams, Mr.. George Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Gannett have
moved to Ninth East and Twelfth
South streets, where they are at home
to their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Marshall en-
tertained at cards Friday afternoon.
The Free Kindergarten receives
benefit from the Grand stock company
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Orlando Preston is visiting his
father and sisters.
Mrs. Ireland, the Misses ireland and
Miss Ida Chandler left for the Ireland
ranch in southern Utah on Saturday
The Free kindergarten association
will entertain the Grand stock COM
pany at luncheon Wednesday at the
Woman's exchange:
A very pleasant surprise party was
given at the residence of Mrs. Airmet,
237 G street, on Thursday afternoon.
Among those present were: Mrs.
Higham, Mrs. Maggie Sharp, Mrs.
Swenson, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Nichols,
Mrs. Salmon, Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Murphy
Mrs. Mary King, Mrs. Mary Sellers,
Mrs. Noalls, Mrs. Horsley, Mrs. Isom,
Mrs. Ponds, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Chalker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Winward and Mr.. and
Mrs. Crosby.
IAN Evening of Familiar Melodies"
will be given under the auspices of the
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Gill
S. Peyton, corner B and Seventh
streets, Tuesday evening. An excel
lent programme has been arranged by |
Mr.. H. S. Goddard, which is an as
surance of a rare treat for those who !
attend. The following is the programme |
in detail:
Quartette-''W omans Cause Shall
VIM Observation-Disclosures. Durant |
Margie Weber, HERNIA Tyler, George |
D. Piper, H. S. Goddard.
Baritone solo-'tHappy Three.
- ...................R oeskel |
H S. Goddard.
Piano solo. selected |
Kate Romney.
Soprano sole-"Sing On" .Denza |
Margie Weber.
Recftation-"College Oil Cans -.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mcclure
Ruth Eldridge.
Tenor solo-'Mona" ..-....... Adams
George D. Pyper.
Violin solo. Selected
Miss Sibyl Anderson.
Contralto solo--"Cradle Song -.
$500. Vannah
HERNIA Tyler.
ecftation-Selection from Com
stock Club"
Mrs. John Reed.
Baritone solo-'I Cannot Sing the
II. S. Goddard.
Tenor Subdivisions of the Old
Folks at Home" Suits
George D. Pyper.
Solo and cl1orus-''B Battle Hymn OF
the Republic" .............--.H Howe
H. S. Goddard and audience.
The statuesque minuet was danced
by ten pupils at Christensen's hall yes
terday afternoon, and will be repeated
by request next Saturday.