The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-14


being the card parties given by Mrs.
H. J. Newman, the dinner at the
home of Mrs. Russell, the high
school dance, the card party given by
Miss Mamie Sharp. the reception given
in honor of the opening Of the Hamil-
ton wing at St. Marks hospital, and the
wedding of Miss Elizabeth Shaffer and
Mr.. Lucien Clayton Pearse.
Society was well represented at the
theatre at each play given by the
Frawley company during the past
week.
Since Miss Bateman returned to the
Grand the company has played to re-
markedly large audiences She Is one
of the most popular leading ladies the
Grand has ever known.
To whom did the Argus refer yester-
day when it spoke of the new diamond
ring now being worn by a well known
brunette?
The prettiest card party of the week
was the one given by Mrs. H j. New
man on Thursday evening. The draw
ing rooms were decorated in Gala lilies,
violets, lilies of the valley and carna-
tons German whist was played and at
its conclusion prizes were awarded.
Mrs. Downey was given the first prize
an empire jewel box Miss Wood
ward won the second priZe-a picture Of
The Fates." General Penrose was
given the gentlemen's first prize-a gold
enamel blotter, and Mr.. Mcclure the
second prize-a handsome book At IL
o'clock the guests sat down to refresh
ments in the dining room at a table
exquisitely decorated in La France
roses and broad pink satin streamers
extending from the center TO each
guests place where it was finished
with punches of daffodils, American
beauty roses and carnations. The
guests were Major and Mrs. Downey,
Colonel and Mrs. Donnellan. Mrs
Woodward. Miss Woodward, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. NJ. BidweH, Mr..
and Mrs. Kinkead, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Read, Mr. and Mrs. G. 3. Mark
land, Major ard Mrs. Wilkes, DR.. and
Mrs Witcher Judge and Mrs. Miner,
Judge and Mrs Henderson, Mr.. George
Downey, Mrs. Faber. Colonel and Mrs.
Kent, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Glendinning,
Colonel and Mrs. Penrose, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcclure, Major and Mrs. Girard, Mr..
McMasters.
The German club will meet tomor-
row night at the home of Mrs. William
c. Jennings.
Miss Thorn gave a Welsh rarebit
party Tuesday evening. Among those
who were present were Miss Alff, Mr..
Westervelt. Mr.. Mckay, Mr.. Leon and
Mr.. Ferris.
Miss Grace Anderson entertained the
NJ. o. @. D. club last evening. Games
in honor of St. Valentine were the
feature of the evening.
Captain and Mrs. Rhodes have taken
Of their no homo at the
corner of Sixth South and Fifth East
streets. q i-,-ii---l5
Miss Irene Dickson entertained last
evening at her home on South Main
street in honor of st. Valentine. The
guests were Eleanor Mason, Louise
Nelden. Leta Mcmillan, Para Pitts,
Ruth Kirkpatrick, Edna Bailey, Halle
Ferron, Jessie Anderson, Florence
Street. Bessie officer, Carrie Goliath,
Evelyn Thomas. Scott Woodward, Fred
Jacobs, Edwin Thorn, Hamilton Coffin.
Lawrence Brinker, Arthur Thomas.
Lynne Clinton, Allen McKimmins,
Hugo Druehl, Richard Oglesby, Eugene
Hapgood.
Mrs. Harold Russell gave a very
handsome dinner party Monday even
ing. The guests were Mrs. H. j. New
man, Mrs. John Spencer, Mrs. George
LOOMS. Mrs. Frank Jennings, Mrs.
Julia TAYLOR, Mrs. VIII Clawson, Mrs.
Charles Burton, Mrs. John White and
Mrs. Stanley Clawson. The table
around which the guests were seated
was exquisitely decorated in vjolets
and ferns, while from the large cut
glass bowl in the center violet satin
ribbons radiated in all directions and
were fastened to each guests place by
small hand painted cards. At the close
of the dinner the guests occupied a box
at the theatre.
The most unique valentine party
ever given in the city was the one
given by Mrs. H. J. Newman last
evening at her home on First street.
The decorations throughout were sug
sestive of the season. The chandelier
in the drawing room was almost hid
den with a wealth of smilaX, while
from the center was suspended a huge
heart made of red carnations and
pierced with a golden arrow. Extend
ing from the chandelier 10 the corners
of the room were festOonS of smilax
caught up by hearts and cupid's bows.
After the guests assembled a beautiful
child dressed as cupid and carrying
the scales OF love presented the guests
with heart-shaped tally-cards painted
in cupids. bows and arrows and roses
from the garden of love. Then came
n spirited game of hearts and the
awarding of prizes TO the successful
contestants, followed by delicious re-
freshments served in the dining-room
on one large and five small tables
decorated in hearts and cupid's bows.
The guests were: Miss Noble. Miss
Edith Noble, Miss Hanauer, Miss Ida
Hanauer, Miss Kent. Miss Black Mrs.
Stevenson. Miss Taylor, Miss Mitchell,
Miss Thorn. Miss Judge, Miss Claw
son. Miss Cummings, Miss Ethlyn
Weber Mr.. Westerveit, Mr.. Scott.
Captain Brereton, Lieutenant jerks.
Mr. Quincy, Mr.. Max Hanauer. Mr..
Goodwin. Mr. Skinner. Mr.. McMasters.
DR.. Kirkpatrick, MI. Cartwright. Mr..
Kerwin, Mr.. Nye and Mr.. Alma Katz.
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Mrs John White has invitations out
for a Kensington tea on Wednesday
afternoon.
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Paul and Ralph Nelden entertained
so of their friends last evening. Games
and valentines were the feature of the
evening.
MI. and Mrs. George A. Lowe and