The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-05

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A varied assortment Of small events
engaged the time OF society last week.
For this week another large programme
of social affairs is promised, although
nothing on the very elaborate scale ex-
cept the inaugural ball is announced
for the near future. Social enjoyment
nevertheless is at its height and the
gaieties seem to increase as the season
Of frost advances.
Mr.. and Mrs Holden gave one of the
most enjoyable parties of the season
Wednesday evening at Taggert's hall,
in honor of Miss Daisy Davis, Tom
Davis and Joe Davis. Dancing was
INDUCED in by adj until midnight when
the guests were taken to the Holden
residence on First street On two char
tered cars, where. supper was served.
Among those present We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Landstreet. Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.
powmey. Mr. and Mrs. Bidwell, Mr..
and Mrs Mccormick, Miss Grace
Young, Miss Hardness, Miss Ora Hark-
eests, Miss Shearman, Miss Edna smear
man, Miss Weber, Miss Ethlyn Web
Der Miss Hanauer, Miss Ida Aanauer,
Miss Wallace, Miss Woodward, Miss
Adelaide Mason. Miss Alff, Miss Stella
Salisbury, Miss Marguerite Richards,
Miss Bertha Carter, Miss Jean Groo,
Miss Mccormick Mr.. George M Scott,
Major II. c. Hill. Mr.. II. S. -Babcock,
MIR. Wicks. Mr.. Pavey, Mr.. VIII Sharp,
MIR. Joe Young, Mr. John Rookldge
Mr.. Kenneth Kerr, Mr.. Clarence Nc
Cornick, DR.. Fenrose, Max smith,
WAYNE Smith, Idr Westervelt, Lieu
tenants Scrley and Castle, Mr.. George
Nye. Mr. Grant Hampton, Mr. Pender-
CAST. Mr.. Harry Shearnnau, Mr.. George
Lawrence, Mr. Dick Sprague.
The Die Tafeluinde met with Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph VolImer Thursday
night, passing very pleasant even
ing. Mr.. Leon read an original poem
in German.
A delightful little surprise was pre-
1ared bv Mrs VuIlmer consisting of
a Christmas tree with some pretty little
7enemE ral1ces for each of the mem
hers of the club. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs Vollmer. Mrs. Mccormick,
Miss Mccormick. Mrs. Jennings, Mrs.
Rauke. Miss Ranke. Mrs. Hanauer,
Miss Hanauer. Miss Wolf, Mr.. Leon,
Mr.. Wolf. Mr.. Koeger and the Rev.
GIr Hudson.
Miss Kimbau and Miss Sherman
entertained some fifty guests at high
five Tuesday evening at the home of
Miss Kinaball. The party was given
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Landstreet,
of Virginia The tally cards were
decorated in holly and tied with green
and white ribbon.
A dainty picture frame done in holly
leaves and berries was won by Miss
Edna Shearman.
Mrs. BidUreu was the winner Of the
ladies second prize. book, Mrs.
Landstreet winning the third prize,
silk work bag.
A picture frame. the gentlemen's
first prize. was won by Mr. Holden,
MIR. Davis winning the second prize.
book by Robert /. Stevenson.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
I,andstreet. Mr.. and Mrs. Downey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holden. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hemustead. Mr. and Mrs. Post Mr.
and Mrs. Fox. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
son. Mr. and Mrs. Bidwell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Mr.. and Mrs Morse, Mr.
and Mrs. Park. Miss Lawrence. Miss
Wallace. Miss Davis Miss Longmaid,
Miss Woodward. Miss Hardness, Miss
Ora Hardness. Miss Mason, Miss
Sprague. Miss Hampstead, Miss Han
auer. Miss Mccormick. Miss Alff, Miss
Lowe Miss Park. Miss Hoge, Miss
Rookledge Miss Young. Miss Craw-
ford. Miss Katz. Miss Edna Sherman,
Miss Anderson. Miss Ellis, Mr.. Davis
Mr. Joe Davis. MI. Wicks, Mr.. Sharp,
Mr.. Pavey. Mr.. Scott. Mr.. Burley, AIR.
Lawrence. Mr.. George Lawrence, Mr.
Gregg. Mr.. Shearnan. Mr.. Cobb, Mr.
Mccormick. MI ROokledge. Mr.. de
Ricqles, Mr.. George Wallace, Mr..
Hanauer. Mr.. YOUnls, Mr.. Kerr, Mr.. B.
X. Smith. Mr.. Ellis. Mr.. Pendergast.
Mr.. Hampton Mr.. Glendinning.
Mr.. Carl Fabian will leave during
the weei for his ranch near Evanston
The Misses Judge. Miss Herman and
Miss Noble occupied a stall at the
Grand yesterday afternoon.
D. E. Burley has gone TO Denver on
business.
Mrs. Ada DWver Russell left yester-
dan Tor New York. where she will join
Mr. Russell.
Miss Helen crawford was the
hostess at delightful high tea
Monday evening ri ven in honor Of Mr..
ard Mrs. Landstre set An elaborate
menu was served at small tables
fastefully decorated with cut flowers
and sniiax. a feature of the evening
was a nat trimming contest by the
gentlemen. each being supplied with a
straw shape which they were required
10 trim according to their ideas of a.
properly trimmed hat. The young la
dies were presented with the result of
the evenings work. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Land
street Mr. and Mrs. Holden, Major and
Mrs. Downey, Mr.. and Mrs. George F
DoWney, Mrs. Faber. Miss Davis Miss