The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-24
The week which closed last

was not an especially gay one.
dance given by the Misses Noble p
Mr.. Fred Noble being the only large
affair, although there were a number
Of delightful luncheons, dinners and
chatting dish teas.
The event OF the coming week viii
be the Alta club reception, when VIII
be given Wednesday night. one hun
dred and twenty-five invitations have
been issued and nearly all have been
accepted. The preparations have been
made on an elaborate scale, and as
the Alta club men have the reputation
of being royal hosts il is safe to pre-
diet that Wednesday night will wit
ness the most enjoyable as well as the
most brilliant affair Of the winter sea
son.
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The matinee girl was much in evil
dence at the matinee of the Brownies"
yesterday.
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The most important affair of the past
week was the dance given by the
Misses Noble and Mr.. Fred Noble at
the Hotel Templeton on Tuesday even
ing. The Misses Noble received their
guests in the small reception room at
the head of the stairway. The rooms
were llOl ONeG-DulUe0eG with nOlal
decorations, but there was particu-
larly effective and tasteful arrange
ment of palms and cut flowers in the
ball room. and the reception rooms.
Many beautiful gowns were worn.
Miss Noble was in a dainty lowered
organdie with green ribbon trimmings.
Miss Edith Noble wore white .organdie
over rose-colored taffeta. The low cut
bodice was trimmed with accOrdeOn-
pleated ruffles edged with lace. A
broad sash of rose-cOlored ribbon at
the waist finished this lovely gown
Miss Mamie Noble also wore white or
candle. Miss Margaret Park was in
pale pink brocade with trimmings of
chiffon and ribbon; Miss Nellie Dooly
wore pale blue satin with mousseline
de sole trimmings; Miss Alff was in
white crepe combined with figured tat
feta; Miss Esther Freed wore simple /
white swiss; Miss Katherine Judge was /
in rose-cOlOred taffeta: Miss Agnes |
Judge was in a lowered taffeta in /
which pink was the predominating |
shade; Miss Mccormick wore a hand I
some taffeta silk in Persian design: /
Mrs. Stevenson of Fort Douglas wore
rose-colored satin: Miss Burke was in |
cerise taffeta. Miss Kate Geddes wore |
white crepe, and Miss Blanche Burke /
wore helioroDe crepe.
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An attractive dinner was given last
night by DR.. and Mrs. Niles.
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Mrs. William c. Jennings gave a very
enjoyable luncheon on Tuesday,
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Mrs. S. f. Fenton leaves next Sun
day for Los Angeles, where she Will
spend the remainder of the winter.
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The Brownies" at the Salt Lake
theater drew unusually brilliant aud
fences at each performance. Among
the prominent people noticed were Mr. 1
and Mrs. r. J. Glendinning. Mrs Hub
bard Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. James Jen-
nings, Miss Lawrence, Miss Shearman.
Mr.. J. II. Young, Mr.. T. A Wadleigh.
Judge and Mrs. Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs.
S F. Fenton, Miss HanaUer, Miss Ida
Hanauer. Mr.. Max Eanauer, Mr. and
Mrs. c. B. Markla I'd, Miss Edna Shear
man, Mr.. Clarence Mccormick, Mr. and
Mrs. George Sutherland.
Mr.. George NJ. Downey returned
Thursday from the. east.
Mrs, Susie b. Emery left yesterday
for New York.
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Miss Helen Crawford entertained the
Neighborhood Card club Wednesday :
night. /
Mrs. James H. Moyle entertained at {
luncheon Friday afternoon. The table ]
1t which the guests were seated was
beautifully decorated in colors of red {
md white. The guests We're Mrs. D.
:. Dunbar. Mrs. Joseph E. Game, Mrs.
Harold Russell, Miss Hooper, Mrs.
crank w Jennings, Mrs. Kenneth
Kerr, Miss Teasdel. Mrs. Dinwoodey
md Mrs. William Reid J
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Miss Ruth Kirkpa trick has issued in
'itations for a card party Thursday
vening- Desperation win be the game
'layed. \
Mr.. and Mrs. John Spencer enter +
aimed in hopor of their crystal we'd q
ing Friday evening. Forty guests /
-ere present and the evening was spent /
cry enjoyabiy with cards and music. I
Mrs. William Jennings who has been
listing friends in San Francisco for ;
he past two months, left during the n
asst week for Il trip through southern \
alifornia. /
The Ladies of the Hebrew Relief a
ociety Will give a ball at Christensen's q
all on Feb. l. 1t viii be given for
ne benefit Of the benevolent societies. !
mOng the promoters are Mrs. RansO- i
off, Miro Joseph Bamberger. Miss =
yoolf. MIS-. Siegel, Mrs. Emanuel Kahn IL
nd Mrs Bamberger. $,
MI and Mrs. Willard Young enter q
lined informally last evening. L
Mrs. Rancke entertained the German = y
ub Monday night.
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Mr. Richard Macintosh gave a box =
lrty the opening night of the Brown Il,
$. The guests We're Mr.. J. H CALI :,
her. Mr.. Pavey, Mr.. Pendergast, Mr.. y,
avid Murray. NJ
MIS- Ducat Of Fort Douglas enter
lined at cards Wednesday evening. in
he guests included all the officers and %.
dies of the Fort besides a large num- T
r of guests from the city.
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evening Mrs. Cabiness of ia
ort Douglas gave a very enjoyable OF
Oh five party. Y
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Mrs. Herricks entertained the After NJ
ION Card club Friday NJ
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Mr.. James McGregor leaves this su
orning for New York. X
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MIR. and Mrs. j. Tilton Donnellan 81