The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-04
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earnest and absolute quiet. Hereto
fore it has been divided by the praise
worthy effort of observing Lent and
the desire to have a good time, but
now that Holy and Passion weeks are
looming in the near distance the world
of light and pleasant things must set
tie down TO real penitence until Easter
Monday, as the diversions of the re-
manning weeks of Lent should be above
the superficial things of life.
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The society devotee is now rejoicing
that she is a member of a club or two,
for she may still spend a few days
each week at those gatherings, and
during the past week the club pro-
gfammes were unusually interesting.
The special event was the musicale ar
the Cleofan. A large number OF ladles
were present, representing the dlfferent
clubs Of the city. The guests were very
graciously Welcomed by Mrs. Frank w.
Jennings, Mrs. W. w. Ritter and Mrs.
II. L. A. Culmer
The programme, on which appeared
the names of Mrs. Walter Jennings,
Mrs w. w Ritter, Miss Cecilia Sharp,
Miss Edna Dwyer, Mrs. Edwards, Miss
Daynes, Mr. Nat Brigham, Mr.. j. f.
Sharp, Mr.. Seymour Young and Mr..
Schettler, was well arranged and rem
dered in excellent style. After the pro-
gramme refreshments were served by
members of the Cleofan.
Another afternoon of rare enjoyment
was given at the rooms of the Ladies
Literary club on Friday. 1t was the
occasion of the first of a series of lee
lures by Miss Beecher. The room was
crowded with representatives from the
Cleofan, Woman's club, Reviewers and
the members of the Literary. The lee
ture was the most interesting that has
yet been given by Miss Beecher-
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Mrs. Arthur Brown was the guest of
honor at large card party given on
Friday afternoon by Mrs. Joseph L.
Rawlins. Carnations and marguerites
We're used profusely in the decorations,
and also as counters for the games
won and lost.
Mrs. Frank Jennings and Mrs Wal
ter Jennings cut for the head prize, a
sterling silver candlestick, which was
won by Mrs. Walter Jennings. Those
present were: Mrs. Trent, Mrs. Va
riaD, Mrs. Judd, Mrs. Parks, Mrs.
Snow, Mrs. Loomis, Mrs. Sprague, Mrs.
Hardness Mrs. Niles, Mrs. Letcher,
Mrs. Dininny, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Isaac
Jennings, Mrs. Critchlow, Mrs. Aberly,
Mrs Bennett Mrs. Beck, Mrs.
Burton, Mrs McCune, Mrs. Cham
bers, Mrs. Hills, Mrs. Croft, Mrs. Nc
Cornick, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Game,
Mrs. Hoge, Mrs. Marshall. Mrs. Archer
Mrs. Mcmillan, Mrs. Adams, Mrs.
Ferry, Mrs. Lippman, Mrs. Walter
Jennings, Mrs. White. Mrs. McVicker,
Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs.
Grant, Mrs. kirkpatrick, Mrs.
Groo, Mrs. Bamberger, Mrs. Wells, Mrs.
Zane, Mrs Miner, Mrs. Pitts, Mrs
Sears, Mrs. Brink, Mrs. Reed, Mrs.
Daveler, Mrs. Clayton, Mrs. Dickson,
Mrs. Bartch, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Royal,
Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Dey, Mrs. Han
coc... Mrs. Witcher, Mrs. Ridgley, Mrs.
Cook, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Mclaughlin,
Mrs. Seldom Clawson, Mrs. Romney,
Mrs. Bailey, Miss Flanders.
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Mrs. Frank Hobbs entertained at a
"6S'' card party Thursday evening.
Carnations, violets and snilax were
effectively combined in the decorations,
and the tally cards were unique little
affairs in the same colors. The prizes,
a sterling silver hat brush and hand
sOmely decorated plate, were won by
Mr.. Mcclure and Mrs. Hoyt Sherman.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Isolman,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kenyon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vollmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Brink Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Gurrin, Mr. and Mrs. German, DR.. and
Mrs Mclean, DR.. and Mrs. Ewing, DR..
and Mrs. Beattie, Mr.. and Mrs. Judd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dininny, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoyt Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bauer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Duncan, Judge and Mrs. Miner and
Mrs. D. c. Mclaughlin of Park City.
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Mr. and Mrs. Matt Walker have re-
turned from California
Mr.. S. K. Hooper expects to soon
leave for the east.
DR. Bascom has returned from Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Anthony Godbe will soon leave
for her home in Ensenada, Lower Cal
ifoInia.
The officers and ladies of the Twenty
fourth gave an informal hop Friday
evening at Recreation hall, which
proved very enjoyable to all present.
Among those in attendance from the
civ were Mrs. Woodrow, Mr.. Benner !
X. Smith, Mr. George Downey, Mr.. and |
Mrs. ]. Tilton Donnellan and Mr.. Fer |
ris. After the hop Mrs. Leavell enter |
tanned a few friends at supper.
Mrs. Kent of Fort Douglas entertain
ed at dinner during the week.
Mrs. Henry J. Newman gave a dainty |
luncheon Monday afternoon. The table I
was beautifully decorated in La France
roses. and smilaX and the guests seated /
around it were Mrs. Frank W. Jen- |
nings. Mrs. H. G. Whitney, Mrs. !
Charles Burton. Mrs. John Spencer and |
Mrs. Will Clawson.
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Mrs. Bancroft entertained informally |
at cards yesterday afternoon.
Mrs 7 D. Spencer gave an old fash
toned sewing bee Wednesday afternoon.
the euests being Mrs. F. w. Jennings,
Mrs. Charles Burton, Mrs. Will Claw
son and Mrs. II. J. Newman.
Miss Beecher was entertained on
Wednesday by the Woman's Press club.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Lowe and
Miss Lowe have returned from Califor-
ria
Mr.. Spencer Clartson entertained the
club last evening
Mrs. Stuart stephens and Mrs. Ripley
:. Hoffman have arrived in the city
Mr.. Bert Walker has gone to Califor-
Tia.
Miss Peery of Ogden is in the city.
Mrs. Raskins entertained Wednesday
lfternoon in honor of Miss Beecher of
Brooklyn.
Miss Park returns today from Ogden,
where she has been visiting Miss Kie-