The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-15

Again the feminine side of society is
agog in anticipation of Easter fancies
and faIlacies, and once more is plunged
into the intricacies and preparation for
Easter mornings dress parade. The
sunshine. the blue skies, and many
other harbingers of spring, have quick
ened the thoughts Of matrons and
maids. and visions of coming pleasures,
flowers in profusion. new gowns, out OF
door luncheons, the nights of pleasure
on our beautiful inland sea, are before
their eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Robertson were
the hosts at delightful dinner party
Monday evening.
Major and Mrs. Downey, Mr.. and
Mrs. George 2. Downey and Mrs. Hol-
den occupied a stall the opening night
of Mexico"
Mr.. and Mrs w S. Willis entertain
ed at cards Monday evening.
Mrs. Egbert Roberts has invitations
out for a luncheon at the Woman $
exchange in honor of Mrs. Coope, of
Ben Lommond, California
Mrs. Coates of Fort Douglas, was
the hostess at a delightful afternoon
party Wednesday, in honor of Mrs.
Penrose.
Mrs. John w. Donnellan was the hos
tess Of a very pleasant dinner Saturday
evening in honor of the birthday of her
son, John Tilton Donnellan.
Tuesday evening Lieutenant and Mrs.
George entertained at dinner General
nd Ty~c- NTa1
lace. Miss Graham, DR.. Penrose and
Lieutenant Wright
Mrs. John NJ. Zane has invitations
out for a Lenten tea Tuesday afternoon
in honor Of her guest, Mrs. Henkle Of
Chicago.
Mrs. Irwin entertained at dinner
Tuesday evening in honor of Lieuten-
ant Twins birthday. Lieutenant and
Mrs Carey, Lieutenant Simmons, Pres
ton, Spence and Sorley were present.
Mr.. Joe Young and party of friends
made a trip to ogden in his private
car Monday evening TO see the Fraw-
ley company in The Senator
DR.. T. B. Beatty, Mrs. Casper Rob
ertson and Mrs. Samuel Hughes are
planning an European trip for early in
May.
Mrs. Styer of Logan, is visiting her
parents, Major and Mrs. Wilkes.
The Young Ladies Aid society will
give an evening with Eugene Field"
Thursday, March 10, at the residence
of Mrs. w. S. Mccormick. This will
undoubtedly prove a treat, as the late
s'Gene Field must have great many
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will also serve candy, lemonade punch.
etc The public are cordially invited.
The following programme will be rem
dered:
"reminiscences of Field and Obitu-
airy poem by lor. Gunsaulus.
................IH MIR. Clarence Brown
Selection. Orpheus Quartette
Selection (words by Field D..
................. Mrs. Plummer
y Character Sketches.
.........Mr. Harry Corson Clarke
'Rock-a-bye. Lady" (Field)........
Observation-Disclosures. Miss Sabin
Little Boy Blue" CField). .......
-......,...... Mr.. Harry Sherman
Miss -Genevieve Ellerbeck gave a de-
lightful dove" party at the Grand
Thursday evening to about twenty
five of her friends. The young ladies'
looked charming in their full dress
gowns. During the evening they pre-
scented Miss Warren with a beautiful
bunch of flowers. The party was made
up of the following. chaperoned by
Mrs Benedict and Mrs Ellerbeck:
Miss Claire Clawson, Miss Ruby Claw
son, Miss Bertha Benedict Miss Kate
Clawson. Miss Alice Clawson, Miss
Miller, Miss Katie Dougall, Miss Louise
OdeH, Miss Fannie Bird. Miss Juno
SprSgue. Miss Winnie Sprague, Miss
Edith Ellerbeck. Miss Ada Ellerbeck,
Miss Lou Groesbeck Miss Jessie Ken
nar6 Miss Sears. Miss Dwyer, Miss
ArdeIle Cummings, Miss Lucille Jen-
nings.
Judging from the animated scene
phesented at the Continental Market.
where rehearsals are in progress for the
society circus, the event viii be one
that will draw all classes. Wallace
Monroe lahors industriously with his
team of spanking ring horses, while a
coterie of equestrians and acrobats
make the sawdust fly with their
manouvers.
Rob Glendinnirg will be one of the
clowns, and Kenneth Kerr. it is said,
will reign in the -side-show as a beard
ed woman at the society circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w Center have re-
moved to 155 Eleventh East, where
they are at home to their many
friends.
Miss Buck, who has been visiting her
brother, Lieutenant Buck, at Fort