The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-16


ment was the entire absence of the
element Of money making, the recep-
ton being given solely for the purpose
of cultivating the social life Of this
growing society.
The Alieni Temporie Flores society
meet Friday night with Mr.. and Mrs
c. H. Kraft, at their new residence on
Third street.
Mrs Daniels was the hostess of a
very pleasant high five party, given
in the parlors of the Manitou during
the week.
The Oquirrh club is making extensive
preparations for a grand ball and re-
ception, to be rendered to the governor
and ali members of the legislature.
1t will be given at the Salt Lake the
atre on Friday night, February 81
Olsen's band will furnish the music
for the occasion. The theatre will be
handsomely and lavishly decorated.
The management have made arrange
ments with all the railroads for a
holding ball tickets. The affair will
be strictly non-partisan, and the club
will spare neither time nor means to
make it a most enjoyable one.
The members of the committee on in
vitation are: Hon. o. W. Powers,
chairman, assisted by John Henry
Smith and two hundred of the most
prominent citizens of the state.
The lady patronesses are: Mrs.
Emeline B. Wells. Mrs. Amelia f.
Young, Mrs. w. 5. Mccormick. Mrs.
Euritha La Barthe. Mrs. O. ". Powers,
Mrs. Martha II. Cannon. Mrs. Priscilla
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Mrs. w. P. Lynn. Mrs. Lizzie F.
Young. Mrs. Sarah a. Boyer, Spring
vile; Mrs. c. w. Bennett, Mrs. Phoebe
Kimball, Mrs. Electa Bullock. Provo;
Mrs. Isaac Trumbo, Mrs. Nellie Little,
Mrs. Nellie c. TAYLOR, Mrs. c. S. Davis,
Mrs. Rochel Miller, Mrs. DR. H. d.
Niles, Mrs. Nellie Y. Smell, Mrs. Mar
garet a. Caine. Mrs. Emma j. Nc
Wicker, Mrs. J. Z. Ram'berger, Mrs.
L. 8. Dickinson.
Floor Committee-Colonel f. H. Tat
lock, chairman; Fred Christensen, mas
ter of ceremonies: B. II. Jones, Brig
ham; c. A. Henry. Ogden; S. j. Rich,
Logan, Lieutenant G. F. Styer, Logan;
Lieutenant Jed Abbott. Pennington;
J. r. Hickman, Tooele; s. A. King,
Provo; Colonel John II. Denhalter
Provo; J. Wash Young, J. Dewey Rich
hey. John T. Donnellan, George B.
Barstow, W. S. Crismon. G. e. Stanton,
DR.. PenroSe. Lieutenant George, A. 3.
Hyde, Nephi; John Miller, Richfield;
Fred Erickson, Mount Pleasant. Mr..
Driver, Ogden; Jacob Moritz, NJ. F. Nc
MILAN, w. T. Gunter, James A. Viii
liams, j. S. Daveler, Clarence McCor-
nick.
Reception Committee Mayor James
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Bacon, Mrs. l. s. Hills. Hon. H. W.
Lawrence, Mrs. George d. Piper. Hon.
O. w. Powers, Mrs. James Sharp, Hon.
3. II. Roberts, Lille R. Pardee. Judge
Elias Smith, Mrs. H. P. Henderson,
DR. Allen Fowler, Mrs. S. j. Kenyon,
Major George NJ. Downey, Mrs. J. c.
Graham provo, ". s. Mccormick,
Miss Hardness, Colonel Isaac Trumbo,
Mrs Edna L. Smith, Charles Crane,
PhiIo T. FarnSworth. Mrs. NJ. G. Fox,
Captain Willard Young. Mrs. James E.
Jennings, z. P. Newell Mrs. W. E.
j. c. Conklin. Waldemar Van
Colt. Mrs. John NJ. Zane, Hon. G.. w
Bartch. Mrs Grant H. Smith, Louis
COIN, Mrs Joseph Siegel, n. A. Ranso-
hoff Mrs. C. e. Stanton, Charles S.
Varian. Mrs H. T. Duke. c. F. Want
land, Mrs. Alexander Mitchell, Hon.
Ogden Hiles, P. I. Williams.
The ladies of the Free kindergarten
association viii give musical tea in
the parlors of the Templeton hotel to-
morrow afternoon. A musical pro-
gramme has been arranged and the af-
ternoon will undoubtedly pass pleas
antIy. The public are cordially invit-
ed.
The ladies of the Woman's Exchange
decided at a meeting Thursday MORN
ing to accept Mr.. Monroe's proposition
to give a society circus on April s. 9
and 10. at the Continental Market. The
affair, from the very novelty of it. win
be a huge success, the
scheme having been tried in neighbor-
ing cities and always proving a great
money maker. A number of eques-
TRANS who are prominent in society
will ride in the ring, the clowns will
be chosen from the Orpheus club
trained horses, dogs. bearded women
and other circus attractions will be
features of the show and the public
may as well prepare for a surprise
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miner were pleas
antly surprised at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. B. Miner. Wednesday evening,
the affair being in honor of the forty
seventh anniversary Of their marriage.
The young ladies of the Fourteenth
ward will give a literary and musical
in the Fourteenth ward
assembly rooms, on Wednesday even
ing at o'clock.
The ladies of the First Congrega-
tional church will give a supper in
their parlors on the evening Of Wash
ington's birthday. A cordial invitation
is extended to all,
The Misses Grace RULER, Ceora De
Woody, Kinda Christensen, Lillian
Phelps, Miss Jeremy and Clara Furge-
son were the hostesses of a very-en-
ioyable leap year party Tuesday even
ng at Christensen's hall. AtHnidnfght
the guests repaired to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Christensen ON Seventh East
street. where refreshments were serv- |
I'd. Among those present were Mrs.
Buck, Mrs. Christensen, THE Misses |
Taylor, Cady, Livingston, Glass, De
Woody, Cannon, Meyer, BrownIee. !
Powers, Irving. Pratt. Moffatt, Matte |
Moffatt, Shields, Ensign, Lloyd, Spence. !
GALLAGHER, Messrs. Keysor, Dickinson.
Fisher, Denner, Kuester. Andersen,
rrumbo, Brooks, Brown, Pratt. Law |
,ohi, 1oOl no hCOldW, barnes, stephens. !
Foster Griggs, Phillips, Little and
Powers.
Mr.. J. W. Houston left for New York
Mr. George Knox left for California |
tuesday. where he will make his home |
or the future.
Mrs. Boukofsky gave a coffee to a
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