The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-18
Ogden Society.


The social affairs were not numerous
last week but number of them were
exceptionally pleasant The coming
week promises to be an interesting one
socially.
AT the pretty cottage home of Mrs
l. n. Pierce on Washington avenue.
Wednesday last, occurred a pleasant
meeting of the Morning Card club. A
warm punch was served during the
progress of the games. Mrs. g. d.
SFoiding won the prize, pretty medal
lion.
This closed the series of the meet
ings of the Morning Card club, which
have been so poular during the past
summer and fall. Early in the sum-
mer, after a season of unusual gaiety.
and the closing of the various social
and intellectual clubs for the sum
mer's exodus, among those who were
booked for a summer at home. a GEM
inc desire was manifested for some So
cial function of an informal nature to
tide them over this duh season. Thus
it was. the Morning Card club was
organized where the members could go
one morning each week, dressed in con-
formity with the season and enjoy
their card games with adj the comforts
ob-ainable.
Miss Kate Schansenbach entertained
in a charming manner at her home.
No. 1868 Adams avenue, Thursday
evening The parlors We're prettily dec
GRATED in ported plants and cut flow
ers Miss Schansenbach was assisted
by her mother.
AT a meeting of La Coterie Tuesday
last at the home of Mrs. c. E. Briggs.
a general discussion on "Eduoation';
arose, which, in main, was opposed
to the examining process. At roll
call each member gave some clever
quotation in educat ton. Mrs. Patton
gave an interesting essay on "Educa-
ton" and Mrs. Gideon read a. sketch
Of the HohenzolleTns. After partaking
OF dainty refreshments the club adj
]ourned TO meet again with Mrs. Dr.
Graham, Oct. 81
The many friends of Miss OFT will
rejoice to learn that she is rapidly
gaining strength.
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Wednesday morning the pupils Of the
Sacred Heart academy gave an enjoy
able entertainment in honor of Mother
-Annunciata, who has been visiting the
academy the past week.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. John Con-
fsk entertained large coterie of
ladies' with a delightful game of high
I'VE The refreshments were elegant
and daintily served. The invited guests
We're: Mesdames Swan, Hagen, Alb
bott, Mtnty, Ross, Joyce, Pierce, E. w.
MaSson. Wallace, Kimban, Stewart, H
Z. Bigelow, Bannister, Albert. Keisel
A. 2. Bigelow, Chevers, u. f. Adams.
Pratt. Paxton, Brick, Agler, Reynolds,
billiard, Butler, Hubert, Armstrong,
Golding, Evans, Perkins, Graham.
Dalrymple, Darling, A. C. Emerson, Ad
Kuhn, Abe Kuhn, George Matson.
Fitzgerald, Maison, Baker, Jones,
Washburn and Ensign.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bigelow entertained
very pleasantly at a hunt dinner Tues
day evening. The rooms were arts
tically decorated for the occasion with
shOtgunS, rifles, shells. cat tails and
rushes. The dinner. which was in five
courses, was most delicious. A dainty
souvenir card was given each guest.
Those present We're: Messrs and Mes
shof, w. H. Chevers, w. F. Adams,
Pratt and Misses Elizabeth Spaulding.
Bigelow and Evelin Henderson,.
Mrs. W. L. Maginnis will entertain
the s. o. o. BIS in the near future
IN honor OF her daughter, Miss Magin-
mis-.
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Mrs. Ross has invitations out for
cards Tuesday afternoon and Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Laura Minty returned Thurs
day from a six weeks visit in Denver.
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Mr.. Ed c. MaItick has gone to Chi
caso to spend few weeks.
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The B. and B. club will meet with
Miss Emma Stevens Saturday, Oct. "a.
Nineteenth Century Club Provo.
The club held a delightful session at
its customary meeting place
Mrs. schwab treated the subject of
Spanish art in a very creditable man
nar; mentioning Spain's foremost ar
fists and their productions. This was
followed by short parliamentary drill
on Motions"
After recess rol call was responded
to by quotations from Arvantes and
others. A communication from the
president of the State Federation of
Women's clubs, was read. The club
decided to help swell the fund for the
organization Of new clubs throughout
the state.