The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-29

Thanksgiving pleasures ruled the
past week. Large affairs almost en-
tirely gave wav before the domestic
joy of Thanksgiving dinners.
The opera Of the Pirates of Pen
zance" was given for the first time
Thursday evening ard attracted bril-
liant and fashionable audience.
Society in Salt Lake, are the patron
saints of the gridiron and gTidiron
heroes On Thanksgiving they OF the
social swim faced the churlish Gliding
of the winter wind and stood in the
snow and witnessed the u. of U--Cres-
cent contest. while icicleS grew on their
whiskers and Boreas Haunted the long
locks Of the maidens in the chill o.
the November frost-world- There were
other heroes on Thanksgiving than
those who marred each others fea-
lures on the L. Of L. campus
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arrangements are almost completed
for q large bah TO be given at Christmas
by number OF our most popular maids
and matrons 1t is expected the affair
viii be given at Christensen's, and
VIII doubtless he the most brilliant
affair given during the holidays.
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Mr. and Mrs George y. Wallace gave
d theater party Friday night to Wit
ress the Pirates of PenZance. The
quests were BIr. and Mrs. Robert J.
Clendinning, Mrs. Belden, Miss Wal
lace.
Mrs Ferdinand }. Fabian entertained
at dinner Thursday evening Among
those invited were 3Ir. and Mrs. w
T. James, AIr. and Mrs. +. W. Billing,
Mrs. Chapman. Mr. Packard and Mr.
Junck.
A1r. D. e. Burley gave a box party to
witness the arst performance OF the
Pirates Of Penzance." His guests We're
Mr.. Gallagher, Lieutenant Dunnins, Mr.
T. J. AlmE
AIRS. Ho-t Sherman entertained in
formally at luncheon on Wednesday
efternoon. Chrysanthemums We're used
in The decorations. The guests were
Mrs Taber, Mrs. Belden. Mrs. Spencer.
Mrs. Nelden and Miss sherman
Mr.. and Mrs. W f. James enter
tanned a few friends informally Thurs
day evening.
Mr. T. r. Jones entertained few
friends at She theater Friday evening.
His guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Win
Sprague and Miss Crawford.
Miss Hardness. Miss ora Hardness,
HIr. Pave- and Mir. Sharp occupied
box al the theater Friday ni-,ht.
The Card club was entertained at
the home oe Miss Katz Wednesday
evening. Those present were Miss
Park Miss Edna Sherman. Miss Web
Der, Miss Ethelyn Weber, Miss Sharp.
Miss Eloise Sherman, Mr.. w. j. Law
renee. Nj. Scott Mr. Ford, Mr.. Frank
en-, Mr. Burley, MI Hampton, Mr. Fer
ris.
Mr.. Max Hanauer gave box party
Thursday night at the theater.
Mrs. Hamilton has issued invitations
for a musicale Tuesday evening"
Miss Wallace entertains Wednesday
at Kensington tea.
The German club viii be entertained
h. Miss Hanauer tomorrow evening.
The spacious hall at Christensen's
was = scene OF terpsichorean pleasure
Wednesday evening. the occasion be-
ing the hoo given by the high school
students 70 their friends. over LOO
invitations We're issued and judging
from the number present the majority
must have accepted. The pleasure
after s o'clock and Immediately
entered the brilliantly lighted
hall and from then until the midnight
hour dancing was kept up.
The chaperones for the evening We're
Mrs. GiImer. Mrs. Wallace. Mrs. Ter
hume. Mrs, augsburg, AIRS. Kimball.
Miss KimbalI entertains Tuesday at
tea.
Mrs, Joseph r. Folsom of San Fran
cisco was the guest of honor at a large
Kensington tea given by Mrs. John S.
Wjtcher yesterday afternoon.
Miss Richardson Of Kentucky is Wis
iung Miss Perry of Ogden
Miss Luacine Hoge spent Thanksgiv-
ing in the city
Mrs. Chapman. who has been visit
ing friends in this city for the past two
weeks. left yesterday for her home in
Evanston.
Mrs. J. Tilton Donnellan expects to (
leave soon fer California, where she /
VIII spend the winter,
Mr.. Walter Woolf has returned from !
New York.
DR. and Mrs. E. a. Trip entertained
at dinner on Thanksgiving.
The Thanksgiving supper given at
St Marks by the ladies Of the guild
Wednesday evening was successful I
both socially and financially.
Mrs. Isaac Trumbo has returned from (
California
Mr. Henry Kahn left last evening for |
San Francisco He viii be gone six /
weeks.
Mr. Ned Royle left last evening for
New York.
Mrs Simon Bambe7ger entertained .
the members Of the family and few .
friends last Sunday evening. The Oc-
casion being the 18th anniversary of [
her wedding. the evening was delight
fully passed with cards and music.
Dr. and Mrs. F. a. Vincent enter
tanned al dinner Thursday evening.
The officers and ladies of the Fort
gave an informal hop Wednesday even
ing.
Yesterday was ladies' day at the Uni
versity club. During the evening Ma
ior Hill gave q lecture on the Bible
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