The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-01

By name and by nature,
He is best known as -.
Hes good loyal friend
At a pink tea it was said
Sand his heart is all right!
No. his hair isn't red.
Obi he is no angel,
Said a maiden in tan;
Well, ] rather think not;
Why, my dear, he's a man.
he never is bashful-but often is coy,
He works with a will and laughs like
He STAYS at the club-sometimes until
seven,
eHe cares not for girls,
He's very blaze;
Tends strictly to business,
And draws a large pay;
He's student and writer.
And a fine rider. see!
But never will try a good dancer to be"
1t is not surprising that the political
excitement of the last two weeks has
had a marked effect upon the follow
ers Of the gay world, although they
are generally supposed to be indiffer-
ent to everything except that which
goes on in their own particular set.
When, however, the men allow them
selves to be drawn into the excitement
of politics and absent themselves from
the drawing rooms, it is to be expected
that there will be a dear1h of society
affairs.
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This week marks the close of This
momentous campaign and it is to be
hoped that the many affairs promised
for the autumn season will now take
place.
Miss Mccormick entertained last
evening in honor of Halloween. The
invitations. forty in number, were in
verse requesting the guests to appear
in pillow case and ghostly sheet"
The evening was delightfully."- spent in
unique HaIlowe'e en- games and dancing,
which was kept UP until late hour.
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The many friends of Miss Nan
Rhodes in this city will be interested
to learn of her marriage, which oc-
CURED last Thursday in Providence, La,
the groom being Mr.. Goodwin, of that
city. The many friends of the bride
in this city extend congratulations.
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An interesting marriage of the COM
ing week is that of Mrs. Margaret z.
Benson and the Rev. Adelbert Lathrop
Hudson of the Unitarian church The
wedding Will take place tomorrow af-
ternoon at 6 o'clock at the home of the
bride on Brigham street the Rev. T.
Clarence Brown of the Congregational
church officiating. There will be pres
ent only the intimate trends of Mrs.
Benson.
Miss Jasmine Young gave a most en-
joyable high tea last evening to a very
few of her friends. After tea until the
midnight hour games were played and
dark browed Egyptians foretold the Sc
c1'ets Of the future in manner to
cause bewilder1nent and wonder to ap-
pear on the faces of the incredulous
guests
Mrs George Marshall entertained at
luncheon Tuesday afternoon. The table
decorations OF yellow and white were
most elaborate and the menu a dainty
one. The guests were Miss Alton
Young, Miss Edna Dwyer Miss Claire
Clawson, Miss Geneva Ellerbeck, Miss
Farnsworth, Miss Clawson, Miss
Sprague, Miss Winnie Sprague, Miss
Clinton, Miss Ellerbeck, and Miss
Ethel Paul.
Mrs. Marshall also entertained at
luncheon again on Friday.
a number of large parties have been
formed for The Prisoner of Zenda.''
A box party Monday night will be COM
posed OF Miss Hanauer, Miss Ida Han
auer, Miss Sherman, Mr.. Hanauer, Mr.
Max Hanauer, Mr.. Hazleton, and Mr.
Bamberger
A card club composed of sixteen
members has been organized for the !
winter months. The first meeting will |
be held at the home of Miss Park next
Monday evening. The members are
MIR and Mrs. SameC. Park. Miss Park. |
Miss Edna Shearnan, Miss Katz. Miss
Cecilia Sharp. Miss Weber, Miss
Etheiyn Weber, Mr.. Sherman, Mr..
Nye, Mr.. George NJ. Scott, Mr. D. E. |
Burnley, Mr.. viii Ford, Mr.. Grant |
Hampton and Mr.. Alma Katz.
The ladies of st. Marks guild gave |
a social Thursday evening at the |
school house for the benefit of the |
Park.
Mrs. Mantor returned to her home in
Oregon last Monday.
The Misses Sherman viii entertain
their sister, Mrs. Joseph r, Fslsom. of |
San FRANCISCO, during November.
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atty.
MIR. Henry Lawrence visited Silver /
City during the week.
Mrs. Hugh Anderson who has been
abroad for the past two years. is ex-i
pected home this evening.
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Miss Madge Westerfield entertained
at Halloween party last evening.
Mrs. NJ. c. Fox will return from the
ranch in Idaho the latter part of this
week.
Mrs. Harry Jennings left last even
ing for two months; visit to friends
in Little Rock. Ark.
Mr.. ]. H. Kellog is visiting MIR. Ken
meth Donnellan.
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The Woman's Exchange have taken
possession of their new quarters. rs
West Second South street
The Rev. Anna Shaw viii lecture at
the tabernacle on November 9 on The
Topics OF the Day"
Mr.. Eugene Lewis gave a talk on
Libraries, followed by ten minute
talks by Mrs. Dart, Mrs. Pardee, Mrs.
Lynn. Mrs. La Barthe. after which
there was a duet by Mrs. Fabian and
Mrs. Ira Lewis. Song by Mrs. New
lsn. and a piano solo by Miss Blanche
Kimball.
At the Cieofan Tuesday the topics
wore fo11oSxrc- rio