The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-03

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Wednesday in honor of Mrs. William
Wright of Ogden.
Miss Alff entertained at chatting
dish tea the early part of last week.
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Mr.. Ben X. Smith has gone to Ken
lucky, where he will act as best man
at the wedding of Miss Mary Seville
Miller and Mr.. David L. Depue OF this
city, which event occurs on Wednes-
dav.
Miss KieseI of ogden spent the early
part of the week with Miss Park.
Mrs. selden Clawson entertaind on
Monday.
The home of Mrs. w. W. Ritter was
the scene of gayety New Years day
The occasion was a large party given
in honor of the children.
Miss Jasmine Young gave a New
Years eve party.
Miss Kiesel and Miss Park are spend
ing few days at Springville.
Mr.. Heintz and Mr.. Wicks gave an
elaborate dinner Tuesday evening at
LHelT DdCneiOf nome on L iljn oOulil
street. The decorations of American
beauty roses. violets and ferns were
most effective and the menu served a
dainty one. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. David Hampstead, Miss Alff, Miss
Burke, Miss Adelaide Mason and Mr..
f. A. Wadleigh.
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Miss Minnie Kiesel was the guest of
honor at a card party given by Miss
RI NKraanncHoz- rThn
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Park
Miss Aft. Miss KatZ, Miss Ethelyn
Weber. Mr.. Fields, Mr.. w. J. Law
renee, Mr.. Horace Peery, Mr.. George
Lawrence. Mr.. Nye and Mr.. Burke. At
the close of the game the prizes We're
awarded Miss Katz and Mr.. Fields.
Mrs. Cotton and Miss Cotton expect
to leave the coming week for a six
months visit in Philadelphia and New
York.
New Years eve witnessed the first
affair of Importance given by the Off
GERS and ladies of the Twenty-fourth
infantry, and a most enjoyable affair
it proved TO be. 1t was given 1T Eecre-
alton hall at Fort Douglas all of the
officers and ladies being present be-
sides a number of young people from
the city The decorations were very
handsome, consisting Of flags, palms
and cut flowers. The german was
danced from $50 until midnight, and
was led by Captain Dodge and partici-
pated in by all the guests. The fig
ures We're new and very pretty and the
favors numerous and effective. At the
close of the german refreshments were
served at the officers club.
Friday morning Mrs. Ducat of Fort
Douglas entertained at a breakfast.
Miss Freed entertains the NJ. o. o..
D. club Saturday evening.
The date for the parish supper at
Unity hail has been set for Jan. Is.
Mr.. Edward n. Costello of Tacoma,
spent the past two weeks in the city.
Mr.. Hal Kerr is expected home from
Washington, D. c., early this week.
Miss Mccormick entertained the Ger
man club Monday night
Colonel Donnellan has gone to Den
YER 50 o.
Mr. o. J. Salisbury entertained his
brother. Mr.. Monroe Salisbury, during
the week.
Mrs. Belden entertained the '63" card
club Tuesday night
Mr. and Mrs. Evans of East First
South street entertained at cards Mon
day evening.
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Mr.. T. R. Jones has returned from
California.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Billings have as
their guests Mr.. Cooper of San Fran
cisco.
number of box parties have been
formed to witness the performance of
"Spartacus' at the theatre tomorrow
evening.
Miss Judd entertained a few friends
at a watch" party Thursday even
ing. Her guests were Miss Grace An
derson, Miss Anna Mae Mcmillan, Miss
Geddes Miss Reynolds of Chicago, Mr..
Duncan. Mr.. Miles Varian. Mr.. Orr,
Mr.. Cash. Mr.. Kenneth Donnellan and
Mr.. Horace Peery.
DR.. Worthington has returned from
the east where he has been for the
past three years.
The dance at ChrlStenSen'S Monday
night, which was given by the High
School boys, was unusually we'll at
tended and enjoyable.
The wedding of Miss Sears, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Sears, and Mr..
c. w. Buchholz which occurred Tues
day afternoon at the home of the
brides parents in East Waterloo was
a very pretty affair. The wedding was
a quiet one, only intimate friends and
near relatives being present. The cere-
mOny was performed by Bishop o. F.
Whitney. The decorations were pretty
and effective, consisting of roses, holly
and smilaX. On account of the alb
sence of the brides mother the guests
were received by Mrs. Emmeline 3.
Wells and Mrs. John Q. Cannon. The
bride, who has been popular in Salt
Lake society for the past three years,
wore lovely rose-colored taffeta gown
trimmed in chiffon and carried brides
roses. Mr.. Buchholz is a prominent
young business man who holds a re
sponsible position in the Commercial
National bank.
Mrs. Ducat. Mrs. Girard, Mrs. Crane.
Mrs. Stevenson. Mrs. Tayman, Miss
Mitchell and Miss Williamson received
their friends New Years night at the
home of Mrs. Girard at Fort Douglas.
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The Leap Year ball given at Chris
tensen's Near Years eve was a very
successful affair and one of the most
enjoyable OF the holiday season.
The japanese social given by Miss
Ruth Eldredge New Years night was a