The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-04

| being the design of Mr.. J. H. Nichoh.
The menu, which was ultra recherche,
was as follows:
| Canapes de Caviar.
Huitres sur Coquilles.
POTAGE.
Consomme de Volatile en- Tasse.
HORS D'EUvRES.
Salad Suedoise. Amanda Salee. Olives.
POISSON.
Fflets de Ponapono en- Papillote.
Pommes de Terre. Sarah.
ENTREES.
Petit Chateaubriand la Nancy.
ChauX Fleur au Gratin.
Terrapene a la St. Cloud.
Spaghetti a PItaliene.
PUNCH ANANAS.
Rotis.
Becassine grille, Gelee Corinthes.
Cresson.
DESSERT.
Omelett Souffie au Chocolat.
Fromage Roquefort.
Cafe Noir.
Wines-sherry. Royal, Scharzberg,
Dauzac, White Seal. cordials.
The guests were Captain G. H. Noble,
Captain T. c. Woodbury., Captain L. G.
Alien, Captain Mcfarland, Lieutenants
William Lassiter, r. r. Steedman, John
Newton, S. w. Dunning, w. H. Cowies
and c. P. George of the Sixteenth in
| fantry, Colonel Shaughnessy and c. w.
Pavey.
Olsens band furnished music and
during the evening patriotic toests were
given and responded TO with hearth
ness Characteristic of true soldiers.
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Mr.. George Good will attend the
Mountain and Plain festival at Denver
and visit relatives there.
Ogden Society.
Hillman Brough has returned to Bal
! timore to resume his studies at the
Johns Hopkins university.
Mrs. E. NJ Luckett. wife Of Master
Mechanic Luckett Of the Southern Pa
cific, is home from an extended visit
with relatives in California.
Mrs. Frank Weaver was pleasantly
surprised by number of her friends
Saturday evening, the event being her
Goth birthday. Various games were
INDUCED in till late hour when a
| fine lunch was served, the following
people being present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Brown, Miss Bell Watts and
Mr. L. Brown of Uintah, Mr.. and Mrs.
Yount, Mrs. Loyal Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. John Better,
Mrs. Alec Topence. Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
Shuck, Mrs. and Miss Glare, Miss Es-
telie Bair, Mrs. and Miss Charles
| Wheat, Mrs. Nelly Preston, Mrs. Cor
man and Is. F. BAR.
Mrs James Agler and daughter
Maud are expected home from Cali
fornia next week.
The meeting of La Coterie Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. Emerson was one
of the most delightful of the season.
Mrs. Emerson is a charming hostess,
and the guests spent very pleasant
afternoon with her The guests of the
club were Mesdames Goldmark, Nc
| Grath, Allie Emerson and George
Thompson. Delicious refreshments were
served.
The literary features of the after
noon consisted of two papers pre-
sented by Mrs. Emerson and Miss
| Smith. The subject of the former was
Tan MacLaren; the Yelling OF the
| Soul" A more exquisite paper was
never presented before the club in its
history. Miss Smiths paper had for
| its subject, Madame de Maintenon
ceedingly interesting, and very well
| delivered.
Word was reported to the club con-
corning the death of Mrs. A. J. War
ner's father and Major Elliott, and a
committee was appointed by the clue
| to draft resolutions to be sent to the
bereaved club members.
The spacious home of Mrs. Ad
Kuhn was beautifully decorated with
cut flowers, palms and smilaX Friday
on the occasion of Mrs Kuhn's first
party for the season. Thirty -four invi-
1 tations were accepted ard the guests
played Might've. The prize winners
were Mrs. Fred Kiesel, to whom the
consolation prize was awarded, an ex-
quisite decorated pitcher. Mrs. George
Matson captured the first prize, a beau
tiful decorated bread plate.
Delicious refreshments We're served
in the hospitable style Mrs. Kuhn is
noted for, and the guests spent a most
enjoyable afternoon.
Among those present were Mrs. J.
/ T. Hour of Los Angeles, Mrs. and Miss
| Siegel of Salt Lake and Mesdanes D.
II. Peery, Sara Mills, F. J. Kiesel, Al
bert Kiesel, Adolph Schansenbach. Ad
Kuhn. Nate Kuhn, George Matson, f.
w. Matson, Archie BigeloW, w. F.
Adams, 1. L. Reynolds, Don Mcguire,
Armstrong, Williams Stellar, Patton,
Spargo, Pratt, Chevers, Condor, Spen-
/ Ger, hume ana GoldlnS.
The Morning Card club will close its
gatherings in the near future and con-
tinue its organization as an afternoon
club. The last meeting was held at
the residence of Mrs. J. D. Gill The
! guests of the club were many. Mrs
c. D. Golding and Mrs. Reynolds cut
! for the prize. a set of dainty sherbet
doilies, won by Mrs. Reynolds.
Miss Minnie Pauline Schansenbach
entertained the S. 0. o. 3. club yes
terday afternoon very delightfully."-. The
sum of $50 was reported ready for the
free kindergarten as a result of the
harvest tea given September 25, at
the residence of Isadore Marks
Yesterday in the Jewish synagogue
at st. Louis was solemnized the en-
gagement of Mr.. Alec Loeb, former
OSdenite, and Miss Tina Marx, of ST.
Louis.
Mrs. Sidney Stevens and daughter
Lillian have gone to Salt Lake to visit
for few days.
Miss Spaulding, a sister of Mrs.
Pratt, has returned to her home in the
east.
Mrs. Albert Shields and Miss Josie
Kimbal left Ogden for Charleston,
Illinois. Monday Mrs. Shields has been
the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs
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