The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-02

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men began making arrangements for
a large dancing party. which they pro
pose giving before Lent.
The Alta club ball, the leap year
party that is being arranged by the
girls and the party TO be given by the
young men viii make social circles gay
until Lent puts a stop to all frivolities
for another forty days.
Mrs. Daggett and Mrs Woodward
entertained delightfully."- at a Kensing-
ton tea Thursday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Landstreet at the residence of
Mrs. Daggett.
The parlOrs were tastefully decorated
with cut flowers and smiiax and dur
ing the afternoon dainty refreshments
were served. The guests were: Mrs.
Landstreet, Mrs. George NJ. Downey,
Mrs George F. Downey, Mrs. George
Y. Wallace, Mrs Richards. Mrs. Pen
rose, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs
woodward, Mrs. Bidwell, Mrs Lind
say, Mrs. Almy, Mrs. Silva, Mrs. Hay
ward, Mrs. Wilkes, Mrs. r G. Weber,
Mrs Hamilton, Mrs. o. G. Powers,
Mrs. Holden. Mrs Goodwin, Mrs. AL
len, Mrs. Guy Palmer, Miss Hardness,
MISS woodward, Miss Weber Miss
MCCORMICK Mrs. Faber. Mrs. Spencer.
Mrs. Belden, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs.
mccormick, Mrs. Dean Mrs Miles.
Frederick Warde, the tragedian. will
deliver lecture at the theater on
Wednesday, under the auspices of the
salt Lake p esS club Mr.. Warda's
theme will be The Drama" and like
al of his previous talks, will prove a
very strong attraction for society peo-
pie
Mrs. W. w. Ritter was the hostess of
delightful luncheon Thursday after
noon. The color scheme of pink and
white was carried out in lending a very
pretty effect The guests of the af-
ternoon were Mrs. Priscilla Jen-
nlngs, Mrs. Frank Jennings Mrs Dun
bar Mrs. Isaac Jennings, Mrs. ]. B.
tarlow. Mrs. James Jennings, Mrs.
Calne, Mrs. f. Dewey Richards Mrs.
Moyle, Mrs. William Reid, Miss Grace
Young, Miss Cecilia Sharp, Miss Emile
Katz
Mr.. VIII j. Lawrence superintend-
ent Of the North Star mine, arrived
nome yesterday.
Several box parties have been ar
ranged for the opening night of Warde
at the theater.
A number Of the society girls have
organized a sewing club that meets
each week at the home of Miss Ora
Hardness on Brigham street, passing
very pleasant afternoons. The club
is made up of Miss Alff. Miss Ora
Hardness. Miss Hoge Miss Edna
Sherman, Miss Mccormick Miss Ma
son, Miss A. Mason.
Mrs. George NJ. Downey entertained
q, few friends at luncheon Friday. The
tables and menu cards were taste
fully decorated with violets. Those who
enjoyed the dainty refreshments were:
Mrs. Penrose, Mrs. Richards, Mrs E
Daggett. Mrs. G. Y. Wallace, Mrs. Bel
don, Miss Wallace, Miss Runley and
Mrs. Holden.
Mr.. Richard Macintosh and Miss
ing the week and will leave shortly for
New York and thence to Europe.
Mrs. Gilmer Miss Gflmer and Mrs.
T. S. Richards who have been spend
ing the last few weeks in Washington
viii arrive home early this month
Mrs. Cash, of Los Angeles, mother Of
Mrs. o. J. Salisbury, died last week at
ner home In California
Mr.. S. T. Pearson is expected home
Monday.
Mrs. w V. Rice. of Park City. is at
home to her friends at the Knutsford,
where she will spend the winter
Mr.. Spencer Clawson and Miss Clara
Clawson arrived home from the east
Thursday morning.
Miss Bertha Garter entertained in
formally at cards Wednesday evening.
The Social Infants met with Miss
Edna Remington last evening.
Another DELIGHTFULLY."- informal hop
was given at the post Friday evening.
Among those who enjoyed the affair
were General and Mrs. Penrose. Cap
tain and Mrs. Woodbury., Lieutenant
and Mrs. Palmer, Lieutenant and Mrs
Carey, Lieutenant and Mrs. Erwin.
Lieutenant and Mrs. George, Miss
Buch, Miss Grahame, Mrs. Stevenson,
Miss Tiernan, Miss Marguerite Rich
ards and the Misses Judge, Mr.. Wayne
Smith, Mr.. Charley Lawrence, Lieu
tenants Castle, Spence, Wright. Wood
ward and simmons.
Mr.. E. S. DeGolyer is visiting friends
IL the city.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Lorin y. King have
given up house keeping and will be at
home to their friends in the future at
2zS East First South
Ths Aleni Temporis Floris ball at
Christensen's. Friday evening. was the
one large event of the week in social
circles. and proved to be an extremely
enjoyable affair. The ladies did the
Eonors throughout. and after the
6ancing ceased the Vienna Cafe put
the finishing touches to the evening S
enjoyment
Mrs DR. Whitney entertained in
formally Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Russell Tracy entertained at
luncheon during the week in honor of
Miss Carey of Provo.
Or. and Mrs. Pinkerton leave during
the week for an extended trip through
the east.
The Manitou Dancing club gave the
LAST Of its series Tuesday evening.
These parties have proven a great sue
cess and it is to be hoped that ar
rangements viii be made for their
continuance. Among those present
Tuesday evening were. Mr. and Mrs