The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-19
@ 1900 . .


them in every way possible. The gen
! tlemen were not allowed to leave their
seats unless accompanied by a lady
and the men will fully appreciate in
the future what it is to be without a
partner. and many will be taught need
full lessons in little things which they
are so wont to overlook. After the
woman suffragists and Tabernacle
choir parties, Thursday and Friday
nights, the ladies took possession with
their partners of the Vienna cafe
where nothing was too good for the
men. And all in all the girls have
taught the men a few things about
how to give party that they win not
forget soon.
Miss Eleanor Burrows gives a must
Gale on Friday evening next at L. o.
Q. T. hall.
Mrs William Rossiter gave chill
dren's party Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Harry Benton. of Nebraska, is
visiting his brother Mr.. 1. A. Benton.
Master Harold Brown gave a coast
ing party Monday night to number OF
his young friends.
Mr.. ]. A. Earls is seriously ILL
Judge and Mrs Miner are about to
take apartments at the Knutsford.
Professor Sullivan and pupils gave a
delightful musical during the week to
their many friends.
Mrs. S. Simmons gave an afternoon
coffee Thursday. The following ladies
were present: Mrs. Waters, Mrs.
Lichtenstein, Mrs Warmbath, Mrs b.
fossil Mrs. Fulop, Mrs. Beamer, Mrs.
Brown, and the Misses Wolf.
Mrs. w. L. Green will entertain the
West Side Card club at the Manitou
Saturday night.
Mr.. Fred Kahn left for trip through
the east Wednesday.
The ladies of the Woman's Exchange
have decided to open a lunch room in
the city and county building this week
to run during the legislative session.
This will be a treat to the members of
the legislature, as the exchange has
deservedIy earned a reputation for SUI
perior luncheons.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. OdeH and
Miss OdeH left for an eastern trip
Thursday.
Miss Hattie Heath of this city, and
Mr.. H. W. McGrew of Omaha were
married in Sam Francisco January u
at the residence of Mrs. NJ. e. Hall. a
former resident Of Salt Lake The
ceremony. Everything had been ar
ranged for a grand wedding. The par
lors were tastefully decorated with cut
flowers and smilaX. The bride is well
known in this city. The groom was
formerly an Omaha lawyer.
Mrs. Cumorah Smith-Burns enter
tanned the Young Ladies Mandolin and
Guitar club at her home Thursday
evening.
Miss Emily Curtiss returned home
last week from San Francisco, where
she spent three weeks visiting her
father and relatives
On Friday evening an enjoyable
party was given by Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Burton in honor of their daugh-
ter Annie. The guests enjoyed vocal
and instrumental music. games and
later on AN elaborate supper Among
those present were the Misses Saville.
Westward, McCarrolI, Sperry, Norah
and Edith Hunter, Alice Reiser. .Hettie
Watson, Lille Google, Rose Thomas.
Alice and Sarah Maxwell and Nav
Thomasin; Messrs. T. Maxwell, H. A.
Reiser j. Priest. B. Bruf, j. McCar-
roll, d. Walker, B. Schiller, H.
knowles, G. Jones. ]. Y. Murphy and
A. NJ. Thomasin
The special train for Bountfful Fri
day evening was filled with the men,
bers of the Delta Phi society of the
university, and their Salt Lake friends.
who were anxious to hear the debate
between the Delta Phi and the Boun-
tful boys and to enjoy the pleasures
Of the ballroom.
Among the party We're Miss ALA.
Young, Miss Rosa Larson, Miss Emma
Mcdonald, Miss Peterson, Miss. Jacobs
Miss Leone Horne, Miss Lindsay, Miss
Taylor and Miss Sheets; Milton Ben
Mon, David Mcdonald, P. T. Farms
worth, Debbert Parrot, David A. Mel
son, Joseph Jacobs, Chester Ames, The
odore Nystrom, R w Anderson
Claude Lewis. Mr.. Siegel. A j. Neil
son, Mr.. Larson, Mr.. Walters, Levi
Young, Mr.. Peterson, Mr. Sheets, Mr..
Ensign.
Mr. H. L. A. Culmer will give his
lecture on 'Idealism vs. Realism" at
the Woman's club Monday afternoon,
January 20. At the last meeting Mrs.
Niles gave an excellent paper on
Germs and Antiseptics.' and the mem
bers will be glad to learn that they
have another treat in store for them
next week.
Mrs. NJ. Grant Hamilton. nee Edna
Cornforth, of Denver, arrived in the city
last week and will be at home to friends
after Thursday at 1872 East Fourth South
Fresh cut flowers in great variety
from Lafayette floral establishment.
for sale at Smith Drug Co.
Dressmaking; good waist hand; "a G
street