The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-16
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The past week has been fairly ac-
tive one in social circles, the most not
able affair being the german at Unity
hall on Valentine eve.
There were a number of Valentine
parties and many small affairs.
One os the most brilliant affairs Of
the season thus far was the german
given on Valentine eve by the Misses
Mason, Miss Mccormick. Miss Alff, Miss
Ora Hardness and Miss Cotton at Unity
hall, which was prettily decorated with
potted plants, palms and hearts of all
descriptions emblematical of the DAY
dedicated to St. Valentine. The north
end Of the hall was tastily arranged
with couches, screens and lamps. Here
were the favor and refreshment tables,
and in one corner Olsen's orchestra,
screened by palms. was stationed. The
taYors We're artistic and unique, con-
sisting of valentines o. every descrip-
ton. hearts. bows and arrows and Gu
pids. Mr.. George Downey in a very
graceful manner led the german. 1t
was Of the progressive order. and was
danced in eleven figures. each of which
had an appropriate favor.
Mrs. Mainland presided at the punch
table, Miss Hanauer at the coffee ia
bic, while Mrs. Robertson, assisted by
Miss Kimbali and Miss Hanauer dis
tributed the favorS. The guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Downey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wantland, Mr. and Mrs Wells, Mr. and
Mrs. Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. Post, Mr.
anu Mrs. Hampstead, Mr. and Mrs
Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton Mr. and
Mrs. Alff, Mr.. and Mrs Mccormick.
Mrs Shno n
Wallace, Miss Dorman. Misses Hark-
ness, Mrs. Mason. Miss Mccormick.
Miss Aft, Miss Florence Roundy. Miss
Hoge, Miss Young. Mrs: Hanauer,
Miss Woodward, Miss Cotton, Miss
Lowe, r. j. GlenGinning. Max Smith,
- II. Smith, Henry Mccormick, Clar-
erce Mccormick, Burt Varian, NJ s.
James A Pollock, Harry Sherman,
Grant Hampton.
Mrs. William Reed was the hostess
OF charming luncheon and "thimble
bee" on Wednesday at her home in
Red Butte Hollow. The afternoon was
pleasantly passed by the following
guests: Mrs. Mainland. Mrs Frank
Jennings, Miss Lawrence. Miss Kim
nall Miss sherman, Miss Edna Shear
man, Miss Katz. Miss Mccormick, Miss
Ain, Misses Hanauer, Miss Lowe, Miss
Young. Miss Longmaid
Mrs BidweH enterains Monday af
ternoon in honor Of Miss Rumley.
Miss Sadler entertains Tuesday after
noon in honor Of her sister, Mrs. Wells
of Helena.
Tuesday evening Miss Wallace will
q n y r1F1cll la n1va%r-
honor OF her guest, Miss Rumley of
Helena.
Mrs, w. A. Neldon was the hostess of
q. very pretty violet luncheon Wednes-
day at her home on East First South
street. The tables were prettily deco
rated with violets, and each guest re-
ceiVed dainty card with violets paint
ed upon it, while on the back were
literary conundrums." the guest an
swering the greatest number being
awarded a basket of violets. Mrs.
Daggett took the honors
Those present We're Mrs. Chisholm.
Mrs Kendall, Mrs. Billings. Mrs Dag
Sett. Mrs. Spencer. Mrs. G. NJ. Dow
ney, Mrs. Faber, Mrs. Prnrose. Mrs.
wallace, Mrs Amy and Mrs. Herrick.
The Social Infants will meet with
Miss Grace Jacobs Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c. Fox were forced
TO cut their eastern visit short on ac-
count of the illness of their son, Moy-
Ian.
Miss Margaret Park is visiting Miss
hiesel of Ogden
The officers of Fort Douglas Eiu give
the last Of their series of hops at Re
creation hall tomorrow evening.
Mrs. w. A. Nelden was the hostess
yesterday afternoon at a Kensington
tea and literary conundrum party. Miss
Olsen's mandolin and guitar club fur
nished music and tbs afternoon was
pleasantly spent by the following
guests: Mrs. z. Sells, Beatrice Sells,
MRS. S. F. Fenton. Mrs. Read, Mrs
Mccormick. Miss Mccormick, Miss
Keogh, Mrs. Z. d. Pfoutz, Mrs. G. B.
Pfoutz. Mrs. DR.. Niles. Mrs. S. J. Ken
yon, Miss Kenyon, Mrs. Rancke, Mrs
q. W. Snow, Mrs. DR.. Baldwin, Mrs
Judd, Mrs. Royt Sherman, Miss Laura
Sherman, Mrs. Judge Royle. Mrs. Lo-
rim Z. King. Mrs Geddes. Mrs. G.. Mil
Ter, Mrs. DR.. PIummer. Mrs DR. Ew-
ing, Mrs. +. Druehl. Mrs. Milton Ogles-
by, Mrs. r. Oglesby, Mrs Bancroft
Miss Mason, Miss Adelaide Mason.
Miss /. Bailey, Miss Smith, Miss Davis.
Miss Remington. Miss E Remington,
Miss Virgins. Miss j. Forbes. Mrs.
William Bradley, Mrs. Mclean. Miss
Aileen NIarbor, Miss Preston, Miss
Laura Preston, Miss Lena Preston
Mrs. Miles, DR.. L. Miles, Mrs. Hender-
son. Mrs Sadler. Mrs. Cotton. Miss
Cotton, Mrs. ]. Anderson, Miss G. An
derson, Mrs. T. c. Bailey. Miss Edna. !
Bailey, Mrs. Dickson, Irene Dickson.
Mrs Dean. Eloise Dean. Mrs. Street
Florence Street, Mrs. Gibson. Mrs IT
r Duke, Mr.. 8. Park, Mrs. Charles |
Brink. Mrs. Eugene Lewis. Mrs
Aemphill, Miss Margaret Park.
Miss Kate and Miss Alice Clawson
entertained Thursday evening AFT the |
home of Mrs Emily Clawson on Fifth |
East street.
The Misses Conklin gave very I
pretty german at their residence on |
East Brigham street Thursday even /
ing. The favors OF the day were very !
pretty and unique and delishtfuIly |
present.
Mrs. La Barthe and Mrs. William
Gannett left for a short visit to the
ice palace and Denver on Saturday
evening.
The Monday Night club met with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Y Wallace at The /
Porches last week.
Lieutenant and Mrs. C511v Palmer ar,d