The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-23
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II
The social calendar for the two days
before the beginning of the Lenten sea-
son included several events of inter
est. although it was not so gay as it
has been in previous years.
With Ash Wednesday the social sea
son closed and there will be no large
affairs until after the Ginning of, Eas-
ter bells. Society people will doubtless
be glad of the rest. and will turn their
thoughts to other subjects.
There are generally a great number
ot little reading clubs, cooking clubs
or sewing bees organized and musical
societies formed through Lent and this
year win doubtless prove no exception
Miss Wallace was the hostess of a
very pretty party given last Tuesday
night in honor OF her guest, Miss Rum
ley. Upon arriving the ladies were
given little books Of floral enigmas
each Of which was the name of some
flower which they tried to solve. The
gentlemen were givt / cards bearing
about forty sentences, the initial letter
or each word being one of the initials
Of some person, prominent either To-
cally or historically OF the ladies Mrs.
Holden won the first prize and Miss
Hcokledge the BOBBY, while among the
men Mr.. Holden and DR.. PenroSe dis
tinsuished themselves in opposite
ways. In accordance with the idea of
ShroVe Tuesday pancakes were served
as refreshments. 1t was a delightful
evening and enjoyed equally by the
following guests; Miss Woodward, Miss
Rumley, Miss Murray, Miss Murray,
ice 1or7r
Edna Sherman, Miss Hardness, Miss
Ora Hardness, Mrs. G. T. DoWney.
Mrs. Holden, Mrs. Bidwell, Messrs. w.
g. Sharp, Max Smith, Charles PaVey,
%. S. Murray, Robert Glendinning, w.
Ii. Sherman, A. F. Holden, G. T.
Downey. DR.. Penrose. T. A. Wadleigh,
j. NJ. BidweH.
Mr.. w. ]. Lawrence. superintendent
of the North Star mine, was I'D from
Silver City for two days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Fenton will leave
for an extended trip east Wednesday
morning. New York and Washington
will be visited and about four weeks
spent in travel.
Mrs. BidweI was the hostess of an
enjoyable high five party Monday af-
ternoon. Napoleon figures, monograms
and relics Were made feature of. The
color scheme of yellow and white was
carried out artistically and a delight
full afternoon was passed by the fifty
ladies' present. Mrs c. E Wantland
won the first prize. a picture of Jose
phlne, Mrs. Charles Read, the second
prize, picture of Napoleon, and Miss
Olive Donnellan the consolation prize,
q picture of the throne room at Fon-
tainebleau. The party was given in
honor of Miss Rumley, of Helena.
Miss Sadler entertained Tuesday in
honor of her sister. Mrs Wells, of
Butte. The afternoon was pleasantly
passed at high five, Miss Adelaide Ma
son, Miss Hanauer and Miss McCor-
nick were the lucky prize winners
Among those present were Mrs. Young,
Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. BidwelI Mrs Reid.
Mrs. Wells. Mrs. Fenton, Mrs. Witcher.
Mrs. Wantland, Mrs. Jennings. Miss
Kimball, Miss Lawrence, Miss Young.
Miss Shearman, Miss Edna Sherman
Misses Mason, Miss Aft, Miss Cotton,
Miss Mccormick. Miss Wallace. Miss
Rumley and many others.
The bal poudre given by the bachelor
officers Of Fort Douglas Monday even
ing was a delightful affair. Recreation
hall with its new floor is an ideal
place for dancing and the Fort Doug
las orchestra now stands without a
rival Tor dancing music. The ladies
looked charming with their antioue
gowns, powdered hair and court MASTER
patches. Among those present were
General and Mrs. Penrose, Captain
and Mrs. Noble. Captain and Mrs. Pal
mer, Captain and Mrs. Woodbury..
TipfTfnrnnf r
ant and Mrs. Palmer, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Carey, Mrs. Stevenson, Miss Nc
Cornick, Miss Alff, Miss Hoge, Miss
katz, Miss Cotton. Miss Tiernan. the
Misses Judge, Miss Buck, Lieutenants
Spencer, Castle. Woodward. Sim
monds, Wright, DR.. Penrose, Ben X.
Smith, Max Smith, Wayne Smith,
Burt Varian, Henry Mccormick. Frank
Judge, George Lawrence Charles Law
renee, Mcmillan. After the DANCING
refreshments were served at the Of
fcers' club and the city guests caught
the last car home.
The CIeofan club was pleasantly
entertained Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Miss Cecilia Sharp on Sou+b
Temple street. The afternoon was de-
voted to music and a study of Ameri-
can composers. Miss Sharp, Mrs.
-sunIuS wells, Mr.. Pyper and Mr.
Henry Dinwoodey rendered selections.
Dainty refreshments were served at
the close Of the programme.
the afternoon proving a rare treat.
The club will be entertained next Tues
day afternoon by DR.. and Mrs. How
ard. DR.. Howard Will deliver a lecture
on America
Miss Annie Longmaid entertained a
number of her friends yesterday at
luncheon, after which she took the
party to the matinee at the Grand.
The party was made up of Mrs. Will
liam Read, Miss Kimban, Miss Law
renee, Miss Katz, Miss Yong, Miss
Sherman, Miss Edna Shearman
Miss Ora Hardness will leave in
April TO join her mother in Paris
Miss Helen Shearman will not re-
turn to Salt Lake the coming summer.
but viii make trip abroad with her
uncle, Mr.. Thomas G. Sherman. of
New York.
A party of prominent society people
are planning a trip through Yellow
stone park the coming summer.
Mr. Harry Shearman will leave
shorty for San Francisco TO visit his
sister, Mrs Folsome.
The Bohemian club spent an I'M
usually pleasant evening at the home
of Mrs. Emery last week.