The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-31


The past week was filed with unu-
sually interesting and brilliant affairs
The one topic of conversation during
the latter part of the week was the
Alta club reception which was unani-
mously declared to be the handsomest
affair ever given in the city.
Thursday evening the large taber-
nacle was filled with an enthusiastic
audience which had assembled to do
honor TO the famous singer, Madame
Nordica.
On Friday evening the officers and
ladies of the Fort gave a large dance
at the Post hall, which was attended
10y many OF Salt Lakes prominent
young people.
Society is deeply interested in the
preparations for the charity ball TO he
given on Thursday evening. Feb. 4, 9 t
Christensen's hall. The sale of tickets
has been most gratifying to the COM
mittee and the indications at the pres
ent time point 10 a very large attend
ance. Among the well known people
on the reception committee are Gov
ernor and Mrs. Heber NJ. Wells, Mr..
and Mrs T. C. Weber, Mayor and
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Mccormick. Colonel and Mrs Kent. Mr..
and Mrs. Simon, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Bamberger, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Holmes,
Mr. and Mrs. George Q. Cannon, MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Knox, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emanuel Kahn. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Walker. Mr., and Mrs. Lewis Cohn |
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Siegel, Mr.. and Mrs
John Beck, Judge and Mrs. c. c. Good !
win, Mrs. Susie 3. Emery, Mr. and |
Mrs. j. r. Walker, jr., Mr.. John E. |
Dolly, Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Kiesel of |
Ogden, and Mr.. and Mrs. David Keith |
of Park City.
number of prominent matrons and |
maids intend giving a german in the |
near future. 1t is probable that Unity |
hall Will be used for the purpose. Many /
new figures will be danced and the |
among the latter will be a handsome |
set presented by a number of bachelors. |
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1t is quite possible that in the near
future Salt Lakers will have the pleas
ure Of hearing Herr Karl Walthers, the
famous Belgian violinist, who is now on
his first American tour under the di-
rectjon of the HeXt Concert company.
The reception at the Ladies' Literary
club on Friday was a very delightful
affair Among those who assisted We're
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Aft, Miss Hampstead, Miss Mccormick
and Miss Sherman.
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Mrs. w. V. Rice entertained at lun-
cheon Thursday afternoon al the Hotel
Knutsford, the guests of honor being
Mrs. Mont Ferry and Miss Brown.
Those invited were Mrs. Kenneth Kerr,
Mrs. John Zane, Mrs. Hubbard Reid, |
Mrs. Robert Glendinning. Mrs. Witcher,
Miss Shearman, Miss Lawrence, Miss |
Kimball, Miss Mcclure, Miss Edna
Sherman.
Miss Jasmine Young entertained
number of her friends at a dainty
luncheon yesterday. The guests were
Miss June Sadler, Miss Louie Odell,
Miss Fanny Bird, Miss Josie Katz,
Miss Florence Terhune. Miss Irma AlfI,
Miss Ella Atkinson, Miss Laura Sher~
man. Miss Ella Clark, and Miss Ruth
kirkpatrick.
The "6S'' card club was entertained
Monday evening by Mrs. George NJ
Downey. At the close of the evening
prizes were awarded Miss Shearman.
Mrs. Hardness, Mr.. Daggett and Mr.
Mrs. Belden is entertaining her
daughter. Mrs. Lloyd. of Boise, also
Mrs. Belden of Fort Worth.
Miss Mccormick leaves tomorrow for
Omaha where she viii remain two
months.
Miss Eloise Sherman is the guest of ]
Mrs James Boggs in Pittsburg.
Mrs. s. F. Fenton and mother, Mrs.
Trip, leave today for Los Angeles
They will be gone two months.
dinner on Tuesday evening. !
The guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. J. Tilton
Miss Mary Louise Ander-
son. Miss Kate Geddes. Miss Grace
Anderson, Mr.. Ameder Duncan, Mr. {
Donnellan and Mr.. Shirley !
Weber. !
Mr.. Arthur Thomas entertained a +
lumber of friends last evening at a :
party. G
Mrs. Beldcn was the hostess of a
yesterday afternoon The
guests were Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs. Nelson, y
Miss Shearman and Miss Black. After :
luncheon the party occupied a box at +
he Grand. {
Mrs. W F. James entertained We'd
lesday evening.
Mr.. T. r. Jones and Miss Crawford 3
AVE gone TO Florida.
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The Neighborhood Card club met !,
evening with Mr.. Wallace. y
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Miss Kimball will entertain the
dusical club next Thursday evening. a
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A desperation" party was given by ;
iiss Ruth Kirkpatrick on Friday L
vening at the home of Mrs. John u
farshall on Fifth East street. The Il
-uests were Miss Irene Dixon, Miss
rma Aft, Miss Inez Trent, Miss Helen o
Ireland, Miss Laura Sherman, Miss W
edith Sears, Miss Florence Howat, n
fiss SibyI Anderson, Miss Jasmine n
-oung, Miss Emily Read. Miss Ella b
atkinson, Miss Evelyn Thomas, Miss r.
Iadge Westerfield, Miss Bessie Officer, II
Iiss Josie Katz, Miss June Sadler,
Iiss Kathleen Anderson, Miss Allie
filler, Miss Carrie Goliath, Miss Wen
ella Benson, Miss Jessie Anderson, L
Eiss Margaret Dolly, Miss Mary
,ldredge, Miss Edna Bailey, Mr..
lawrence Hammel, Mr.. Scott Wood S