The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-01

charities and intellectual pursuits.
Of course quiet teas. luncheons and
shimble bees are not prohibited and
many little "dove parties will be given
before the Easter bells start the gay
world moving again.
Paderewski, Sousa and the theaters
will all be heavily patronized this
week.
Miss Claire Clawson entertained at
luncheon "Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Lyman of Omaha is visiting
Mrs. c. Y. Wallace at the Portches.
Mr. D. L. Murray left Friday onsa
flying trip to Cheyenne.
Miss Alton Young is expected home
from Chicago, where she has been
studying music, early in April.
The Tontine dinner viii be given by
Mr.. w ]. Lawrence Saturday night Of
this week.
The bicycle is the darling. of the
hour. The ideal weather of Ahe past
few weeks has awakened the enthusi-
asm of the Wheelwoman and wheel
men and if it continues many social
clubs will be at once organized for the
delightful runs of the early spring
There is nothing more delightful than
a run over the country roads in the
evening. with Dutch lunch at the
home of one CT the club members.
The past season has been one of
dinners and small affairs. The large
s'crushes'' seem to have become a thing
of the past, while small dancing par
ties, germans and afternoon thimble
bees have taken their place. 1t Is SO
much more of a compliment, too. to be
invited 20 a dinner or some small at
fair than to be included among the in
vited guests of a large reception, an
Invitation to which has no particular
significance.
THE Chatting Dish club" Is the latest
fad in the east, and during the week
a club was formed among the younger
society people here that promises TO
become popular
The Social Infants are talking, of
turning their card club into chafing
oish club. The latter will undoubtedly
prove extremely popular with the boys.
while the girls viii be able to appre-
ciate it.
Mrs. Chandler entertained a number
of the friends of her son, Eugene, Fri
day evening at her home on Sixth East
street. High five was played and a
pleasant evening was passed by the
Following guests: Misses Helen Ire
land. Edith Ireland, Jennie Sands, Jas
anime Young. Gertrude Kelly, Erma
ALI Madge Westerfield, Josie Katz,
Ella Atkinson, Messrs. Charles Bech-
toll, Hugh Kimball, Edward Kimball,
Harry Roberts, Frank Roberts, Alex
Goliath, Lawrence HammeI Harry
Atkinson and Harold Eldridge.
Mr. Bob Glendinning will take the
part of clown in the society circus.
Mr. VIII T. Dinwoodey arrived home
from an extended business trip through
the east Wednesday.
Mrs. W. B. sprague left for Denver
Wednesday evening.
Miss Enid Moffat has returned from
Logan
Our Club met at the home of DR. and
Mrs. Vincent Friday evening.
Mrs. L. c. Trent and Miss Leo Trent
entertained number of friends at
luncheon yesterday and the party
afterward occupied a box at the Grand
Mrs. Cope Of California is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Bill
ling. at their home on East Second
South.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reid entertained
at dinner Monday evening
Mr.. c. E. Stanton returned from an
eastern trip Thursday
Captain and Mrs Newton, of Fort
Douglas, entertained at dinner Thurs
day evening.
Recreation hall, at Fort Douglas was
the scene of another delightful in
formal hop Friday evening.
Many theatre parties were given dur
Eng the O'Neill engagement Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Il. Bacon. Mrs. Emory, Mrs |
Bransford and Miss Bransford, occu-
pied stall Monday evening. while
lieutenant Cowles, accompanied by
lieutenant and Mrs. Irwin, Captain
and Mrs Allen Miss Graham and
Lieutenant Preston made UP a box
party Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Glendinning, accompanied by
Miss Bessie Glendinning, is expected
home this week.
Mrs. Woodward entertained at
luncheon Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Moore will entertain the Neigh
borhood club on Tuesday evening.
Mary Murray entertained at dinner
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs S D. Evans are travel |
ing in California.
Miss Claire Sanders and Mr. Harold |
Paul Jennings were married Thurs !
day evening. The ceremony was per-
formed by Judge LIE Grand Young at |
Hhe home of the brides parents, as |
Currant street. The ceremony took |
place promptly at Z p. m. and the we'd !
ding reception and supper lasted until |
IL o'clock. Only the relatives of the |
bride and groom were present The |
bride looked pretty in gown of white
silk crepon trimmed with chiffon. She |
carried white roses.
The house was decorated with smilax
and cut flowers.
Mr. ana Mrs. Jennings have gone to
house keeping on First street, where
they will be at home to their many
friends.
Miss Ella Snedden will be at home |
TO her friends Thursday evenings.
The Salt Lake Camera club is made |