The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-19
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by the way, have become extremely
popular and a number Of them are
being planned for the near future.
The girls enjoy the novelty of the
thing. and as for the men
Rumor has it that the young ladies
who have been making arrangements
60 give a leap year ball have met with
unlooked-for opposition from quarters
entirely unexpected. Quite a number
of the girls are unwilling to entertain
the men for the reason, they say, that
the men have not been particularly
nice to them. This coming to the
ears of a gathering of the Offenders
created a great deal of righteous in
dignation. They had done all that
could be expected of them, they
claimed; they had given several parties
this winter, were continually taking
the girls to the theatre and other
places off amusement and were even
then planning to give the most brilliant
party that had taken place for years.
Besides, they did not know that they
were at all under obligations to the
few young ladies who are the cause OF
this discussion, or Of any others, for
that the girls were continually enter
tanning them and receiving nothing in
return was not true; that they were
giving one continual round Of after
noon teas to which the men were not
invited, and did not care to be, they
would admit, but that they did more
for them than the men did for the
girls was denied OF course they did
not care how often the girls gave dove
parties. but that the young ladies had
any cause of complaint they could not
and would not admit In consequence,
the long-looked-for leap year party
viii be Indefinitely postponed.
Mrs. George Looms and Miss Rehan
Spencer left for an extended eastern
trip yesterday.
Mrs. Carleton is at Prof Orson
Pratt's, No 54 South Sixth East
The Neighborhood club met with Mrs.
George NJ. Scott Monday evening in
the parfors OF the Knutsford hotel At
the close of the evening refreshments
were served in one of the private din
ing rooms. The members of the club
are Major and Mrs. Downey Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. F dber, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. T. Downey, Mrs. Spencer,
Mrs Woodward, Mr.. and Mrs c. L.
Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M BidweI,
Mrs Landstreet, Miss Crawford, Mr.
and Mrs. Z. Dagget, Miss Wallace, Mr..
Wicks.
Miss Grace Wallace gave a very pref
ty Kensington tea Wednesday after
noon in honor of the Misses Murray.
The guests were: Mrs. Allen, Mrs.
Charles Reed, Mrs Witcher Ms. Ar
thur Witcher, Mrs. John TiIton Don
nellan. Mrs. c. E. Wantland. Mrs Viii
liam Reed, Mrs. Bidwell, Mrs. Land
street, Mrs. G. T. Downey, Mrs. Hol-
den, Mrs. Palmer. Mrs. Carey, Mrs.
NJ. c. Fox, Miss Woodward Miss An
derson. Miss Mason. Miss A Mason,
Miss Donnellan, Miss Aft, Miss Nc
Cornicl, Miss Lawrence, Miss Young,
Miss Hanauer. Miss Sprague, Miss
Sherman, Miss Edna Sherman, Miss
Weber, Miss Hardness. Miss Ora
Darkness. Miss Fox, Miss Kimball,
Miss Crawford, Miss Rookledge. Miss
Hoge.
Mrs Mccormick entertained at lunch
con Thursday afternoon.
The following made up a theater
party given by Mrs. Landstreet Tues
day evening to see 1892" Major and
Mrs. Downey, Mr.. and Mrs. Downey,
Mr. and Mrs. Holden and Mrs. Faber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Park informally
entertained at cards Friday evening the
following guests: Mrs Gaylord. Mrs.
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Post, Miss Eth
lyn Weber Miss Mccormick, Miss
Adams, Miss Park. Mr.. George L. Nye,
Mr.. Gaylord and Hon. A. L. Thomas.
Mrs. T. w. Jennings informally en-
tertained at cards Friday evening in
honor of Miss Laura Preston and Mr..
S. K. Hooper.
Colonel and Mrs. Trumbo, with
party OF friends, occupied a stall the
opening night Of 1872"
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Little arrived
from California during the week and
are at home to their friends on Second
and Q streets.
Mr.. Richard Macintosh and Miss
Me ckintosh left for an extended east
ern trip through. the east.
The Tafelrunde met with Miss Han
auer Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Fox left for the
east Thursday.
Mrs. w. Il. Brown entertained at
dinner Thursday evening in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Holly Of Rockport, Ill
DR.. Bascom vii leave this week for
an extended trip through Europe and
the east.
The dance of the Manitou club Tues
day evening was by far the most en-
5oyalble party of the series. Among
those present were: Mr. and Mrs. ].
II. Breifus. Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Hey
wood. Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Rivers. Mr..
and Mrs. H. NJ. Bartling, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Brice.
and Mrs. Mcintyre, Mr.. and Mrs.
Greene. Mr.. and Mrs Mondell. Miss
Lunt. Miss Walker. Miss Sherley, Miss
Rr2nsford, Miss Thompson Miss Car
roll. Miss Burkette, Miss Ross. Miss
Kelley Miss Anderson, Miss Roach.
Miss Clark. Miss ST. Clair. Miss Way-
nick. Miss Fisher. Miss Stopper.
Messrs. Gunter. Meacham, Morris.
Steward Anderson. Evans. Dupont.
Travers. Dull, Gray, Taylor, Hath
away, Kuester, Nolin, Hewett. Smith.
Conway. Leon. Costigan, McGurrin.
The Hebrew ladies' luncheon proved
q great success.
Miss Gregory left for California dur
ing the weel. where she will spend the
balance of the winter.