The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-21

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and green were most effective, and the
guests were Miss Weber, Miss Eth
elyn Weber, Miss Hooper, Miss Keogh,
Miss Teasdel. Miss Groo, Mrs. James
E. Jennings, Miss Rookledge.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dinwoodey re-
turned FRIDAY from New York.
The members of the Chatting Dish
club occupied two rows at the Grand
Wednesday evening. After the per-
tanned them at supper. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs William
Reid, Miss Hanauer, Miss Sherman,
Miss Edna Sherman, Miss Ida Han
auer, Miss Lawrence, Mr.. Schramm,
Mr.. j. H. Young, Mr.. Max Hanauer,
Mr.. Hazelton, Mr.. Leon and Mr.. Katz.
Mr. and Mrs. John Zane entertained
at dinner during the week.
Mr.. Dick Gray has gone to Nevada.
Mrs. c. \. Eldredge gave a high tea
Thursday afternoon. Red and white
roses were the flowers used in the
decoration of the tables, and streamers
of red, white and blue ribbons added to
the general effect, while lamps with
rooms. Among the guests were noticed
Mrs. LIE Grande Young, Mr.. l. NJ. Bar
rett, Mrs. Groesbeck, Mrs. James
Sharp, Mrs. Cecilia Sharp, Mrs. James
Jennings, Mrs. Walter Jennings, Mrs.
d. c. Dunbar, Mrs. Willard Young,
Mrs. Joseph L. Game, Miss Hooper,
Mrs. n. A Empey, Mrs. Washington
Young, Mrs. Sears. Mrs. F. w. Jen-
nings, Mrs. Kraft, Mrs. Bateman, Mrs.
Coffin, Mrs. w. W. Ritter Mrs. William
Reid, Mrs. Carson, Mrs. Kenneth Kerr,
Mrs. Heber Grant, Mrs. Amelia Folsom
Young, Mrs. Lizzie Young.
Mrs. w H. Bancroft entertained
Monday evening in honor of Miss
Beatrice Thomas of st. Louis.
Mrs. w j. Montgomery gave an in
formal dinner Wednesday evening
Mrs. Moritz has invitations out for
tea the coming week
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Mrs. A. F. Holden gave box party
at the Grand Monday evening
Mrs Hoyt Sherman entertained in
formally at luncheon Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. joseph e. Caine have
issued invitations for reception next
Thursday in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph I. Rawlins.
Mr.. Charles Walker has gone to
California.
The Bicycle Card club was enter
tanned Friday evening by Miss Cecilia
Sharp.
Miss Ethel Paul has issued invita-
tons for luncheon and theatre party
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. James A Loves daughter, Mrs.
Turner, spent part of last week in the
city.
Miss Jessie Aft entertained Tuesday
in honor of Miss Beatrice
Thomas OF st. Louis.
Mrs. F. B. Hamilton entertained
Thursday evening.
At Rowland Hall next Thursday
evening The Kings Daughters of ST
Paurs church will give an entertain
ment for the benefit of st. Marks
hospital The proceeds will be used
towards furnishing a room in the new
a.
hands ii viii undoubtedly be a social
as we'll as a financial success.
The reception given in honor of the
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. McNiece Friday
evening at the home of Judge and Mrs.
j. c. Royle was a large and brilliant
affair and was attended not only by
the members of the congregation but
also by members of every religious
dapOnnfuat iOn in tho citv
The Salt Lake Legion No. l, Select
Knight OF Utah, met in regular session
last Tuesday evening. 1t is a new
and has as its object the
promotion and increase of the social
relations of its members, and to pro-
vide a funeral benefit to be paid on
the death of members. The knights
viii give their annual ball next Friday
evening at Gifts hall to which their
friends are all invited.
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The work for the Ladies' Literary /
club on Friday afternoon, Feb. %, I
viii be in charge of the history section /!
The subjects TO be considered are the I
division and reunion of the United
States, and the character of Lincoln.
a delightful party was given by the /
franklin Literary society on Friday
evening. at the home of Miss Jennie /
Murdoch 73 G. street The honored /
yuests were the members of the Lincoln .
literary society. After a musical pro- I
sramme the evening was spent in [
yames and guessing how many beans I
we're in the pot. Miss Kitty Squires t
Won ladies' first prize and Miss Taysum I
)ooby prize. Mr.. Snow Won the gen.
leman's first prize and Mr.. Barnes {
)OOby. Later in the evening refresh
nents were served.
Mrs. f. S. Richards furnished the
programme for Tuesday afternoon last.
It the WOman's club. Her paper upon
Thomas Jefferson included his child
lood, his youth, his manhood; every
,hase of his domestic as well as public
ife which is so identified with the his
DRY of the establishment of our press
mt Republican form of government,
hat it may be said that Jefferson may I
e claimed as a forefather of the whole
american people and not of any par
ocular political party. The paper
eemed complete in every detail and
eld the interested attention of the
Fomen of the club. Next Tuesday,
'eb %, Will be a current events day.
he programme, which will be fur
ished by the club members. will be led
y Miss S. L. Monroe. The meeting
ill be open to all who wish to attend
The Swedish Glee club is making
Elaborate preparations for a grand