The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-22

Society is now getting into the gay
season. Teas. Iuncheons and card par
ties together with Ned Royle's new
play at the Grand, have taken the time
and attention of the devotees of So
iety during the past week Society
followers were out in force every night
to witness The performance at the
Grand. Innumerable box parties were
given. The beautiful maids and ma
irons in their fetching autumn gowns
made a most attractive picture and
received almost as much attention from
the people in the body of the house
as the play itself.
The outlook for the coming week is
very bright. 1t VIII witness Thanks
giving with its attendant festivities.
There will be countless family dinners,
a good, rough football game, and a
large dance to be given by the High
school pupils at Christensen's. The
Thanksgiving football game viii be es-
pecially interesting this year. the
game will be played on the University
campus and will be between the L. OF
L. and the Crescent teams. Tt VIII be
holly contested; both teams have been
working hard, and undoubtedly the fair
admirers of both sides will be there
to cheer them on 10 victory. A number
of coaching parties have already been
formed and no doubt society followers
will be much in evidence.
Thanksgiving night will witness the
first performance of the Pirates of
Penzance" which will be given for the
benefit of the Young Ladies Aid soci-
ETY.. The principal parts viii be taken
by prominent society people. 1t is pre-
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cessful. Mrs. Royle gives a large the
atre party and supper afterwards.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. James entertained
a company at cards Thursday evening
in honor of Mrs. F. ]. Folsom of San
Francisco. Those invited to meet the
guest of honor were Mr.. and Mrs. F. J.
Fabian. Mrs. Woodward, Mrs. Chap
man, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Gemmell, Mr..
and Mrs. Nelden, Miss Lawrence, Miss
Sherman, Miss Edna Sherman, Miss
Ethelyn Weber, Mr.. Boyd Park. Mr..
T. Ellis Brown Mr.. Bird, Mr.. Bidwedl,
Mr.. WoOdman, Mr.. George Downey,
Mr.. George Nye, Mr.. Alma Katz, Mr..
George Lawrence. At the conclusion of
the games prizes were awarded the sue
e cessful contestants. Miss Lawrence re-
ceiving the ladies first prize, Mrs.
Woodward the consolation, Mr.. Gem
mill won the gentleman's first prize
and Mr.. Woodman the consolation.
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Miss Sherman entertained few
friends at the Grand Friday evening
and afterwards gave a supper at her
home The guests were Mrs Folsom,
Miss Katz, Miss Edna Sherman, Mr..
and Mrs Robert J. Glendinning Mr.
George N. Downey and Mr.. D. E. Bur
ley
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyr Sherman were
in compliment to Mr. Folsom of San
Francisco. The guests were Miss Han
auer, Miss Ida Hanauer, Miss Shear
man. Miss Edna Sherman, Mr.. Han
auer, Mr.. Max Hanauer. Ma. George
Downey and Mr.. Casper L. Robertson
Mrs. James Sharp was the hostess
of a delightfully."- informal Kensington
tea Friday afternoon. There were 20 !
guests present and the afternoon was
enjoyably passed in music and CONVEX
sation.
Mr. and Mrs. Teasdel expect TO soon
take possession of their new home on
First street.
Mrs. Hoyt Sherman WIFI entertain a
few friends at luncheon on Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Briant S. Wells arrived in the
city the latter part of the week and |
will spend the next month with his /
family.
Mrs. David Hempsteai entertained a |
few friends informally at luncheon on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Moylan c, Fox gave a theatre
party at the Grand Wednesday evening
After the performance the guests were
entertained ar supper at Mrs Fox's
home on Brigham street
The Misses Judge gave a box party
at the Grand yesterday afternoon.
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Mrs. William Reid entertained at
luncheon yesterday afternoon IN honor
of Mrs. Joseph r. Folsom. The deco
rations We're dainty and artistic in the
extreme. The following guests were
present: Mrs. George Y. Wallace Mrs.
Daggert, Mrs. Igleheart, Mrs. LeGrand
Young, Mrs. Priest, Mrs. Kenneth L.
Kerr, Miss Kimball, Miss Lawrence
and Miss Sherman.
Mrs. Ferdinand ]. Fabian was the
hostess of a Kensington tea on Tues
day afternoon that was very delight
full. The guest of honor was Mrs.
Folsom, and the afternoon was pleas
antly passed in listening to Mrs lyle
poems Of Paul Lawrence Dunbar. the
negro poet, and also some piano solos
that were rendered by Mrs. Ira c.
Lewis. Mrs. Fabian and Miss Kimball.
Among those who enjoyed the after
noon were Mrs. William c. Jennings,
Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs.
Nelden, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs Walker. Mrs.
III. c. Fox, Mrs. Mainland, Mrs. Hough,
Mrs. Rood, Mrs. Billing, Mrs. w. F.
James, Mrs. Cross, Mrs. Osmond, Mrs.
Igleheart, Mrs. Priest, Mrs. Plummer,
Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Davis, Mrs Forbes,
Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Vollmer, Mrs. o. w.
Powers. Mrs. Hahn, Miss Sherman,
Miss Hanauer Miss Lawrence, Miss
Kimball, Miss Ida Hanauer, Miss Edna
Shearman, Miss Mccormick.
Mrs w. F. James gave a tea Mon
day evening in honor of Mrs. F. w.
Billing.
The Musical club met on Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Nelden.
An interesting programme was rem
dered by Mrs. Nelden, Mrs. Fabian,
Miss Kimball, Miss Flanders, Mr..
Weihe, MIR. Vollmer and Mr.. Robert
son. Ii 80
Mrs Daggett entertained the "63''
Card club on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Kerr have