The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-29

visit in the,east this week stopping for
a time to visit Mrs. Armstrong; sister,
Mrs. Hoffman, at Chicago.
C. E. Arney. of Pocatello is in the
city for few days.
The select social party arranged by
David Eccles, Lee Taylor, Paul Inger-
bretsen and George w. Goddard took
place Friday night in the Third ward
institute. Very few who received the
dainty invitations failed to be on hand
and to enjoy themselves until midnight
Among those present were noticed
Misses jamie Taylor, Ada Mack, Maud
Anderson, Annie Pidcock, Clara Tribe,
Ogden, Wright, Eccles, verna Bur
rows, Moyes, Thompson. Toler Farr,
Leona Woods. Halgreen. Folkman,
Mollie Woods, Orchard, Wright, Annie
Ingerbretsen, Gray, Barr, Andersen,
Frye; Messrs. Browning, Walter Clark,
David Eccles, George W. Goddard, Lee
Taylor, George Lockhead, Paul Inger-
bretsen, Alex Moves, Will Thompson,
Roy Eccles. Joseph Halgreen, r. Crit
fin, Frank FAIR, William Lockhead, d.
Anderson, Joseph Cave, Walter Tracy,
Thomas Evans, David Ogden, Brigham
Shupe, Carr, Leland Allen, Arthur
Folger, Cassin, j. Ogden, Charley KEEL
Ter and Will Lockhead The committee
expect to give one more party before
the dancing season closes.
| AT the party given by the w. S. A.
! of Weber county Wednesday night at
J the residence of Mr.. and Mrs William
Driver quite large crowd was present,
among whom were Mr.. Charles Brown
Mr.. Will Burton, Mr. w. H. West, Mr..
F. S. Schramm, Mr.. W. Reast, Hon.
! William Driver, Mr.. Billy Ewers and
Major and Mrs. Breeder, Mr.. and Mrs
F. J. Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wright Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clark
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Orson Riser, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. I. l.. Clark, Hon
Joseph Stanford. Miss Ness Gibson
Mr.. B. F. Blodgett and Miss Huss, Mrs
/ Halgren and daughter, Mrs. H. E. Glib
son, Mrs. H. E. Griffiths, Miss May
Barton, Mr.. Will Zion, Miss Annie Pid-
cock, Mr.. Frank Griffiths. Mrs. Kate B.
Anderson, Mr.. Hagbert Anderson, Mrs
| Jane Ballantyne, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs
Bishop Stevens, Mrs. Mccartney, Mrs
S. E. Anderson, Mrs. Horsford, Mrs
Burton, Miss Rose Garfield, Miss Ruth
Moench, Miss Edith Ashmore, Miss
Kay, Miss Ida Driver Mrs. Mary Nc
Cav, Mrs. C. w. Driver, Mrs. Heller
Miss Nancy Burton.
Miss Mamie Moffett of Lexington
KY, has arrived at the home of Major
| and Mrs. Breeder and will make her
home with them this summer.
On Tuesday, March a. the members
| of the Aglaia assembled at the hospit-
! able home of Mrs. Pratt, TWenty-hfth
street Mesdames Warner, Adams and
/ Cambridge were the guests of the club
Resolutions of respect to the memory
of Mrs. Robert Robinson, who had been
valued member of the club, were sub
mitted and adopted.
! The old, old story of Joshua and
Miriam was exquisitely told in a new
way by Mrs. Bigelow, who used George
Eber's Joshua" as a foundation.
Mrs. Boreman's selection of Solo
man" from the Beacon Lights was
we'll read, bringing out in distinct con-
trast the three different periods of his
life, and touching gently upon his weak
neSSes.
The work for the year 1867 was then
decided upon. Four of Sir Walter
SCOTS novels, Count Robert of Paris
1.-The Talisman,' THE Fortunes of Nj
gel" and "Kenilworth,' were selected
aus a basis for historical research, while
thorough study of the drama, from
it's origin to the present. was chosen
for more artistic contemplation.
Committees were appointed by the
president to work out the different lines
for presentation, after which delicate
refreshments were served by the host
ess. and the club adjourned for two
weeks.