The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-10

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Messrs. sadler, Benedict, W. P. Jen.
nings, Miles.
Mrs. F. A. Vincent was the hostess
of two delightful afternoon parties or
Tuesday and Wednesday of the pas
week. Tuesday afternoon a Kensing-
BON tea was given at which the guests
were called upon to answer the ques-
tons of "A Floral Love Tale" The
prizes were awarded TO Mrs. w. c. Jen-
nings, Mrs. Wrightman and Mrs. Plum.
mer.
High five was played Wednesday af-
ternoon, Mrs. King and Miss Rancho
winning the prizes. TIE parlors were
artistbcally decorated with apple bios
SONS.
Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Neacham
! entertained at luncheon Friday after
noon. The following ladies were pres
/ Jrdson, Mrs. Gannett, Mrs. L. L.
Archer. Mrs. Druehl and Mrs. J. C.
Hooper.
The bachelor officers of Fort Doug
! las gave another of their delightfully."-
informal hops in Recreation hall, Fri
| day evening. The hospitality was
heartily enjoyed by the following
guests from the city: Miss Cotton,
Miss Katz, Miss Groo. Miss Lena
Preston, Miss Sibyl Anderson, Miss
Miss Ethlyn Weber Miss Reming-
ton, Messrs. George Lawrence, Bert
Narian. Miles Varian, George Nye, a
Duncan, Frank Kraft, J. T. Goodwin,
Max Smith, Ben Smith, Wayne Smith
and A. D. Katz.
Mr.. Grant Hampton entertained
Miss Weber, Miss Ethlyn Weber,
Miss Edna Sherman, Miss Katz, Mr..
George Nye. Mr.. Harry Sherman, Mr..
Shirley Weber Wednesday night with
box party. at the Grand and a Dutch
supper afterwards at the Hampton
home on Fourth East.
Mr. Chris Diehl is expected home
from Stanford the 1st of June.
Mr.. Roy Hampton returned home
from Chicago during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGregor sailed for
England Thursday
Mrs. Pyle of st. Paul leaves for her
home this week, after pleasant
visit of two weeks with Mrs. Griffin.
Mr.. and Mrs T. G. Weber arrived
home Tuesday from months travel
in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. V. shelp will move
to the Manitoa this week.
Mrs. Coates and Mrs. ]. S. Daveler
returned from Denver Wednesday,.
nF~e AF;-.
arrived home from New York Tuesday
morning.
Miss Ardelle Cummings arrived
home from California Tuesday.
Mrs. Rood entertained at luncheon
Thursday.
Mrs. L A Lyons will entertain
DR.. and Mrs. Lyons entertained at
cards Monday evening.
Mrs. S. V. Trent entertained at
dinner Wednesday evening.
Mr. Catch of Ohio has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Hoyt Sherman the past
week.
Miss Margaret Howat entertained
the graduating class of Rowland hall
at luncheon Saturday afternoon.
Battery A of the N. C. U. of this
city gave a ball last Thursday even
ing which was largely attended, at
least three hundred people being in
the armory-room when the festivities
were at their height.
fine lunch was served in the
regular army fashion on the plates
which are used in active service, and
there was no especial formality in
dulged in.
One feature of the evening was a
gun drill by detachment chosen
from among the members of the or
ganization, which met with especial
favor
Among those present were: Colonel
and Mrs. Tatlock, Colonel Page, Miss
F'lossie Sharp of New York City, Cap
tain and Mrs. Gibbs, Lieutenant Pal
mer Lieutenant and Mrs Williams,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Steele, Deputy
Sheriff w. P. Rowe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Guthrie, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Sergeant
and Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Robert Thorn
ton and daughter Edith and son Rob
ert, besides all the members of the
battery, fifty-four in all, Lieutenant
Smith of D company First infantry.
The battery is under great obliga-
lions to Hon. Jacob Moritz and Hon.
NJ. E. Mulvey, honorary members, for
refreshments furnished. and other par
ties for assistance rendered of
financial nature, which, for reasons
of peculiar character, the donors
do not care to have mentioned.
Hauerbach's orchestra furnished the
music, which was of a first-class kind.
The affair is but the first of a series
which will be held monthly from now
on until the close of the regular
monthly drills in the coming fall.
Miss Bertha Rausche was the victim
of a very pleasant surprise party last
Friday evening. The invited guests
were Misses Patterson, Sturgis vier,
Rausche, Phillips, Crismon, Sohoppe,
Macdonald, Rausche; Messrs. Mealkin,
Patterson, McKimmins, De Lovage,
Frost, Midgley, Evans, Harris and
Rogers.
A sacred concert will be given at |
Unity hall next Sunday evening, May |
IL, under the direction of Miss Jenne |
Long. 1t will be IAN evening of song
and story" and a most unique and |
artistic entertainment may be looked |
for. Among those who will participate |
will be Jennie Remark, Waiter Ed
wards, Brigham Royce, Mr.. Blakemore,
and Mr.. King, of the Grand company,