The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-19

guests of the evening on Wednesday,
There will be something over 100 people
in the party, including escorts and
partners, and the company will pro-
coed to the hall in a body, after having
held a business meeting at Calder'S
hall at 1880. y special programme of
dances has been arranged and some
of the music OF the evening will be
gems from THE Chimes of Normandy"
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George T. Odell left on Friday night
for Idaho Falls. accompanied by Miss
Odell and Miss Jean Odell. They re-
main at Idaho Falls for a few days
on a visit, returning to the city some
time this week. Mr.. Odell goes from
Idaho Falls to Montpelier by rail- and
from Montpelier across the country in
a sleigh to Evanston, returning home
about Thursday.
Professor Marshall lectured at the
University club last evening, his sub
ject being THE Philosophy OF The
ISM
Miss Rachel Lewis and Miss Hilda
Fagenburg save a delightful surprise
party on Mr.. Arthur Frees on Friday
evening, at his home on Rio Grande
avenue. Refreshments were served
and music rendered by several of the
guests. Those present were: Miss
Rachel Lewis, Miss Hilda Fagenburg,
Miss AUGUSTA Morandi, Miss Lulu
Love, Miss Josephine Love, Miss Mabel
Burns, Miss Lottie Kirk, Miss Angie
Anderson, Mr. Ripley Johnson Mr.. Earl
Burns, Mr.. Frank Palmer, Mr.. Valen-
tine Hansen, Mr.; Peter Watson, Mr.
Edward Avery, Mr.. Allen Palmer, Mr..
| Roland Lee, MI. Herbert Lewis and
Mr.. Ralph Lewis.
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Last week was somewhat brighter in
| social circles at Fort Douglas, and
there We're two or three very enjoyable
events occurring to enliven the dull rou-
/ tine OF garrison affairs. Chief among
these We're the parties given by Miss
! Kent and Mrs. Cabaniss on Friday
/ evening. Then, too, there was the
meeting Of the card club on Wednes-
day evening in the Officers club, be-
| sides number of informal gatherings
among the post people.
The card party given by Miss Kent
was an elaborate affair. The pretty
quarters of Colonel and Mrs. Kent were
artistically decorated, and under the
/ soft RAYS of the lamps the rooms were
indeed beautiful. Seven tables were
arranged about the different rooms,
and were supplied with cards for the Is
guests that took part in the games,
The game of the evening was "63,
which IS cutie a favOrite among tbs
post people.
After an evening spent in playing
cards, a count was taken of the num-
Der of games won by each of the guests
and prizes awarded to the winners.
Miss Wallace won the first prize for
the ladies, a very pretty work bag. Mr..
Richie carried off the gentleman s
prize, a handsome shaving case. Miss
Mason and Lieutenant Welch each re-
ceived very pretty consolation prize
and Miss Poe and Adjutant Cartwright
carried off the BOBBY prizes. When
the prizes We're awarded the tables
were cleared, and dainty refreshments
served.
Those present were Miss Poe, in
honor of whom the party was given
Miss Hardness, Miss Ora Hardness
Miss Wallace, Miss Burke, Miss Mason
Miss TOulain, Miss Sherman Miss Cir
ard Miss Mccormick, Miss Rookledge
Miss Aft, Miss Thorn and Miss Lowe
and Nj. George Downey, Mr. Ritchie
Mr.. Fortescue, Mr.. Max Smith, Adju-
tant Cartwright, Lieutenant Quincy
, Lieutenant WEIGH, Lieutenant Miller
Lieutenant Jackson, Lieutenant Ker.
win and Lieutenant Nelson.
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