The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-10

though there were several entertain
1nents which were amusing and in
character were in keeping with the
winter season.
The holidays have passed away I'M
accompanied by any particular feeling
of regret on the part Of the devotees
of society. To be candid, it has been
unusually dull, not at all like the holl-
days of a few years ago, when there
was one continual round of gayety
from the beginning until the end Of
the season
The younger members of society are
on the qui Viye over the announcement
that the Alta club reception VIII De
given in the near future. An annual
reception at the club has come to be
an established fact in Salt Lake and
is looked forward to with more pleas
ure by the debutantes ana bellies OF
society than any affair given during
the year
Jack Frost has been a welcome Wis
itor to the younger members OF society
who enjoy skating. Every day dur
ing the past week parties have been
formed to visit White Lakes, where
they have spent the greater part OF
the day enjoying this delightful sport.
The most unique and also the most
enjoyable affair Of the week was the
entertainment given Monday night %
the home of Mrs. Vollmer by the gen
tlemen of the German club IN honor
of the lady members. After the ar
rival of the guests they were shown
into the drawing where stood
large Christmas tree handsomely dec
Grated and lighted by many candies.
The evening was commenced by the
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edy, which was especially written Tor
the occasion by Mr.. Vollner, and de-
lightfuIy rendered by certain mem
bers of the club At its close the tree
was stripped Of its adornments and
each lady presented with presents that
were both appropriate and amusing.
The delightful evening was brought TO
a close by an elaborate German sup
per Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs Vollmer, Mr.. and Mrs. William
c. Jennings, Mrs. Mccormick, Mrs
Kenneth Kerr Miss Hooper, Miss Nc
Cornick Mrs. Hanauer, Miss Hanauer,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Fabian, Miss Gross
of Boston, Miss Cotton, Miss Aft, Mr..
Leon, Mr.. Kroger, DR.. Critchlow.
Miss Edna Snearman will entertain
the Bicycle Card club the latter part
of this week.
The only dancing party of the week
was given by Miss Mamie Eldredge
and Mr.. Harold Eldredge on Friday
evening at their home on East First
. South street Dancing was carried on
in the large double parlors, which had
been canVassed for the occasion and
handsomely decorated in smilaX and
cut flowers At II O'Clock the guests
sat down to refreshments at small
tables scattered through dining and
sitting-rOomS Among those present
Jennings.
Irma Aft. Miss Madge Westerfield,
Miss Jasmine Young, Miss Louie Odell,
Miss Ruth Kirkpatrick Miss Alta Nc
MILAN. Miss Silvia Cohn, Miss Ruth
Palmer. Miss Helen Ireland. Miss
Edith Ireland. Miss Josie Katz, Miss
Allie Miller. Miss IneZ Trent, Miss
Sibyl Anderson, Miss Florence Ter
hume Miss Kathleen Anderson, Miss
Elsie Dickert, Miss Mamie Porter. MISS
Laura Sherman. Miss Bessie Otlcer,
Mr.. Hugh Kimbal, MI Hal Hemp
stead Mr. Sharp Williams. Mr.. Alex
Goliath. Nj Charles Lawrence, Mr..
Harold Peery, Mr.. Jay Gilmer, Mr..
Tod Goodwin. Mr.. Richard OgleSby,
Mr.. Mort Allen. Mr.. Sam Porter, Mr.
Coffin. MI Edward Thorn, Mr.. Bech-
toll. Mr. viii barnett. Mr. Lawrence
Hammen and Mr.. Gwynne officer
Mrs Susie, B. Emery gave lunch
con Thursday afternoon. The table
was exquisitely decorated in roses.
ferns and smilaX. Those who enjoyed
the affair were Mrs. Thomas @. Web
Der. Mr.. Gaylord. Mrs. Geddes. Mrs.
Mccormick Miss Keogh, Mrs. Charles
Read and Mrs. Powers,
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Mrs. Evelyn Davis entertained at
cards Thursday evening the following
guests: Governor and Mrs. Heber N.
Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Whitney, Mr.. and
John Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Young. Mr. and Mrs. David c. Dun
bar, Mrs George Pyper and Mrs. Har-
old Russell
The Neighborhood Card club met at
the home of Mrs. Lindsay on Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs John Montgomery has gone to
Wisconsin for a four months visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Hubbard w. Reed have
returned from the east.
Mrs. George NJ. Downey entertained
the Afternoon Card club on Friday.
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The marriage of Miss Fannie Seville
Miller and Mr. David L. Depue oc-
CURED last Wednesday afternoon at
the Christian church in Paris. KY. Mr..
Reuner X Smith accompanied the
groom as best man. and Miss Emma
Miller acted IS maid of honor. The
bridesmaids were Miss Bedford and
Miss Laura Trundel. while the ushers
We're Mr.. Charles VIM, Mr.. Edward
Tucker, Mr.. c. B. Dickson and Mr.
Dorsey Roy. The bride is described
as one of Kentucky's fairest daugh-
tiers, While the groom is a rising young
business man of our city. Mr. and
Mrs. Depue viii arrive in Salt Lac
early this week and will be at home
to friends at Ford's.
Miss Park has returned from Spring
vile.
Miss Hooper has gone to Ogden,
where she will be the guest of Mrs.
Peery fer the next two weeks.
Mr. Henry Mccormick left last even
ing for short trip into Idaho.
Miss Freed entertained the NJ. o. o.
D. club last evening.
Mrs. Henry Newman has issued in
vitations for card party next Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Julia Taylor entertained at a.
large card party Monday evening.
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The Misses Judge have issued invi-
tations for card party Wednesday
night.