The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-29
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The week Just past has been the
quietest of the Lenten season, the Cliff
reception on Friday evening being the
only large affair TO break the monot-
ony in social circles. But all this will
soon change. Next Sunday is Easter
and then comes an end of the period of
retirement.
DR.. and Mrs Pilfkerton, while in
Washington last week were entertained
by Mrs. Cleveland ct luncheon. Mrs.
Pinkerton writes that she thinks Mrs.
Cleveland is the most unassuming and
charming lady she has ever met
Society turned out en- p,asse to the
Grand opera house Friday and Sat
urday evening. number of box par
tiles were given both nights and at the
matinee.
Mr.. and Mrs A F. Holden enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. G. f. Downey, Miss Hark-
ness, Miss Orc Hardness, MI. Sharp,
Mr.. Wicks. Mr.. Pollock
Mr.. and Mrs. S F. Fenton arrived
home yesterday from an extended east
ern trip.
Mrs. Palmer entertained at luncheon
Thursday afternoon.
One of the most enjoyable entertain
ments of the season was the high tea
given by Mrs. James Anderson Tues
day evening for her daughter Miss
Grace, it being the occasion of that
young lady's birthday
The rooms were taStefully decorated
in roses and carnations. The pretty
gowns, prettier girls, flowers and lights
were strikingly effective.
In the rooms at the right of the hall
small tables We're arranged and here
the dainty menu was served. After
ward all repaired TO the parlors to drink
coffee and hear some excellent music
by Miss Donnellan and Mr.. Cash. High
five was played; the taIlfes being hand
painted gems, attracted considerable
attention. Among those present were:
Miss Donnellan, Miss Edna Reming-
ton, Miss Bessie Glendinning, Miss Ad-
die Zane, Miss Alice Henkle. Miss
Ethel Marsh, Miss Anna Mcmillan,
Miss June Sadler, Miss Florence Small,
Miss Nellie Dooly. Miss Grace Jacobs,
Miss Julia Dean, Miss Margaret Rich
ards. Messrs. Kenneth Donnellan,
A. Duncan, Miles Varian, Charles Va
rian. Tod Goodwin, o. S. Cash. Perry
Sadler, VIII Barnett, Hal Cobb, Phelps
Holman, William Mckenzie, Albert AL
len. j. L. Franken, E. D. Wicks, w.
Lee.
Miss Miner of Park City is visiting
Miss Groo.
Mrs. Lyons entertained at luncheon
Thursday.
Mr.. W. B. Schofeld. son of General
Schofield, is visiting Mr.. c. Z. Stanton,
his old classmate.
AN ideal husband is man who.
knowing the frailty of women, marries
one and makes her a happy, contented
and loving wife,
The difference between a bachelor
girl and an old maid has been defined
as follows: "A bachelor girl thinks she
could get married if she wanted to
and an old maid knows she couldn't.
Miss Bertha Carter is visiting Mrs.
Carey of Provo.
Mrs. c. B. MARYLAND entertained at
an informal Kensington tea Friday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. Empey entertained the Monthly
Dinner club on Tuesday evening.
The reception given by Mr. and Mrs
f. D. Cliff at their handsome residence
on East First South street, Friday
evening, was the largest social func-
ton of the year. The house was taste
fully decorated with cut flowers in
great profusion; smilaX was artistical-
ly entwined through the carved stair
way and nantes and the many lights;
charming music and costumes of the
ladies made the evening one long to
be remembered. The orchestra was
stationed under a canopy of the ma
tional colors, and behind a screen of
potted plants in the upper hall Re
freshments We're served during the
evening by a corps of pretty girls
Among those present were: Messrs
and Mesdames K. Aft, L. S. Hills, H
S. Young, H. NJ. Wells, ]. B. Bloor
Howat, H. w. Lawrence w. J. Law
renee, Rev. a. J.. Hudson, L. Kar-
rick, v NJ c. Silva, n. NJ. Brigham
n. Seares. ]. r. Winder. jr, Henry
Sadler j. H. Grant. c. E. Pomeroy,
NJ. H. Desky, j. A Young, G. A. Lowe
G. Offenbach. ]. Johnston, G. Hark-
ness, r. Keyes, Elmer Jones, ]. E.
Dooly. A. Brixen, Campbell, c. E.
Stanton, Wickershan. Kimball, Coates
Chase. Whittemore. Ogden Hiles. Col
bath, Lollin, McMillen, John Beck, Dr.
lift, Louis Cohn, G. NJ. Scott, c. H
Parsons. Scott Crismon, W. ]. Lynch,
S. II. Lynch. ]. D. Spencer, c. S. Bur-
Spencer Clawson, Whitney, James
Glendinning, F. N. Jennings, w. P
Jennings, ]. Z. Jennings. L. Jennings,
NJ. E. Benson, S. c. Irving, w. S. Nc
Cornick. B. G. Raybould, M. E. Cum