The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-26


Great disappointment was felt il
society circles when the announce
ment was made that the Alta club bal
would not be given this year. But
after a great deal of persuasion thu
younger members have succeeded il
convincing the older club men tha'
they too have social duties to perform
and the ball is now promised to take
place before Lent closes the doors OF
society.
The multiplicity of social events oil
late have fairly worn out our society
tselIes with overwork. and small Won
der. They have gone right through the
mill, and still retain the energy that
only q daughter of the mountains
could have under such a strain as they
have been put to Of late.
Captain and Mrs. Woodbury. enter
tanned at dinner Friday evening, a few
of the captains friends of bachelor
days. Captain Mcfarland. Lieutenants
Wright, Cowles and Dunning were
among those present.
The Neighborhood Card club meets
with Mrs. Holden tomorrow evening.
A delightful informal hop was given
at the Post, Friday evening 4 num-
Der Of people from the city were pres
ent and the usual pleasant time was
enjoyed by all
Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Belden and Mrs
Faber occupied a stall at the Grand
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. George T. Downey entertained
Thursday afternoon in honor of the
Misses Murray High five was the
form Of entertainment and a very
pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by the
following guests: Miss Sherman, Miss
Edna SheaTman, Miss Longmaid, Miss
Kin1bali, Miss Hardness, Miss Ora
Hardness, Miss Wallace Miss McCor-
nick, Miss Mason. Miss Adelaide Ma
son, Miss Woodward Miss Crawford,
Miss Hanauer. Miss Ida Hanauer. Miss
Lawrence. Miss Young, and Mesdames
Post, Bidweil, Robertson, Carey, Pal
ner, Woodbury.. Noble. ]. T. Donnel-
Ian Landstreet. Wantland, Hampstead.
A musical and social will be given
under the auspices of ST Marks guild
next Thursday evening in the guilds
rooms Of st. Marks school.
Mr. Max Hanauer, with party of
friends, occupied a stall at the Grand
Wednesday evening.
The society young men have been
simply OVERRIDING themselves the last
few monphs. Party after party have
followed in quick succession, until one
is forced TO ask, ''Wiu they never
cease?' And merely as a suggestion
don't you think it would be wise to
call a halt? Are you not aware that
you viii cause the young ladies a great
deal Of embarrassment when they be-
gin to return all the pleasant enter
tainments for which they are indebted
to you? You must realize that girls
cannot entertain as often and on such
a lavish scale as you have been doing,
and in consequence you ought to be
more considerate.
Thu Aleni Temporis Floris Flowers
of the PAST are to give a leap year
PARTY on Friday evening at Christen-
sens hall. This will be the event of
the week, and delightful time is am
ticipated by all who are so fortunate
as to be favored with an invitation
The Misses Judge. Miss Grace Jacobs
and Miss Noble occupied a stall at the
Grand yesterday afternoon.
The marriage of Miss Grace Thomp-
son and DR.. Meacl I'm will take place
in the early part Of February
Colonel and Mrs. N. w. Clayton left
Wednesday for months trip through
the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Bidweu entertain
ed the Neighborhood Gard club last
Monday evening.
The Thursday Night club gave the
final party of their series on Thursday
evening last at Christensen's. 1t proved
10 be the most enjoyable yet given, and
rumor has it that the lady members of
the club are planning d number of leap
year parties to be given in the near
future. Among those present were !
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Reeves, DR.. and |
Mrs Steele, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, :
Mr. and Mrs. Webster Mr.. and Mrs. |
Brice, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Stanton, |
Mr. and Mrs. l. c. Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs Whittemore, Mr.. and Mrs. Tay- I
Ior, Miss Lynch, Miss Paul, Miss Shi- (
ley, Miss McAllister, Miss Kempland, /
Miss Glass, Miss Schiller, Miss Liv- |
angston, Miss Stone, Miss Taylor, Miss !
Lewis, Messrs. Steward, Pischen, Tay- |
lor Knox, Anderson. Hill, Gunter, To- |
bin. Conway, LandmaSSer, HeWett, !
Myers, Edwards, jenkins, Denner, Ora |
Der. Robinson, Mcdonald, Beattie, Cas-
Higan, CoIburn, Williams, Tatlock, |
Eckers, Dayton and Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Slade and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Lynch entertained informal
gy at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. 4
Slade Wednesday evening. High five /
was played and a very pleasant time |
was enjoyed by those present.
The Social Favorites met with Miss /
Bertha Carter last evening. The usual /
pleasant time was enjoyed by all
Senator and Mrs. Arthur Brown left
for Washington Thursday.
Miss Rumley of Helena is visiting
Miss Grace Wallace at The Porches.
The Kings Daughters sive a parish
social at ST. Paul's rectory Wednesday
evening.
The reception given in honor of Dean
and Mrs. Halsey Thursday evening at
St Marks rectory was most pleas
ant affair.
Mrs. S. ]. Kenyon entertained at
cards during the week in honor of Miss
Helen Kenyon and Mr.. Ralph Kenyon.
The party was a decided success and
each guest received souvenir