The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-21

bath, Mr. Sam Porter, Mr. Charles
/ Lawrence, Mr. Cummings, Mr.. Ed
redge, Mr.. Barnett.
! Miss Nettie Fitzgerald of Ogden is
visiting friends in the city.
Mr. J. Waller Young has gone to
Butte.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
! Joseph j. Daynes celebrated their sill
/ yer wedding Thursday evening at their
home on f street. The house was
beautifully decorated with roses, cE~ys-
anthemums, and palms. Over hun
/ bred guests were present. During the
evening a we'll arranged musical pro-
gramme was carried out.
The New England supper which was
given by the ladies of the First Con-
gregational church Tuesday night was
a very successful affair.
The regular monthly meeting of the
U. w. P. club Will be held at the resi-
; South Temple street, on Tuesday even
ing, Nov. 80 at p. m. Thanksgiving
will be the subject of the evening.
Original sentiments on the subject, by
the club members, also an original
poem and a. THANKSGIVING story by
Mrs. e. B. Wells viii be given. Presi
dents of all the Woman's clubs in Utah
are cordially invited to attend
Saturday DR.. and Mrs. Adafr enter-
tanned in honor of Herbert Adair's
sixth birthday.
Mrs. James Harvey. who leaves the
city on the LIST of the coming MOI h,
was rendered d farewell reception at
her home, 8 Wellington court, yester
day afternoon. After the date alluded
to Mrs. Harvey will reside in Calfor-
MIA. The following assembled to pay
their respects to their friend on the
evening of her departure: Mesdames
Logan, Dean, Farnsworth, Murray,
Cast, Rieley. Pane, Laurence, Palmer,
Cliff, F. G. Heath, r Heath. Simkins,
Driscol Rice, Hardy. Budds, Morse,
Owen, Belden, Campbell, Schenck,
Chase, Teasdel and Miss Daisy Harvey.
Mrs. Harvey was very much gratified
at this display of friendship and will
leave for her new home in the Golden
Gate commonwealth with pleasant
recollections of the event.
For the monthly reception at Chris
tensen's next Saturdav the following
committee viii act: Miss Kate Web
ster, Miss Clint Young, Miss Clint Web
ster, Mr.. Bert Wyatt.
There was dearth of social events
at Fort Douglas during the week just
past. There were only two parties
given, one Il dinner by the officers
mess and the other was the regular
bi-monthIy meeting of the card club.
These two affairs made up the entire
list of social gatherings.
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On Wednesday evening the Post
Card club held it's regular meeting in
the rooms of the officers club, and the
time was most pleasantly passed.
These little gatherings Of the garrison
society are charming affairs and are
intended to help pass the long winter
evenings, besides adding mite to
charity. Each person participating in
the entertainment is required to pay
q small amount which goes to charity.
The gathering last week was a large
one and was attended by most of the
officers and ladies in the post. The
entertainment was given by Mrs. Lis
cum and Lieutenant Cartwright who
did it in q most delightful manner.
The game played was sixty-three, and
there were several tables of enthusi-
astic players. Pretty prizes We're of
was carried off by Mrs. Leitch, while
the gentleman's was won by Colonel
Crandall. The consolation prizes were
presented to Mrs. Ducat and Lieuten-
ant Miller who made the least number
Of points during the evening.
After the prizes We're awarded the
tables were cleared and dainty refresh
ments were served. Besides the Off
GERS and ladies present there were also
Miss Katharine Judge, Miss Hardness,
Miss Ora Hardness and Miss Wallace,
from the city.
Last Sunday evening the Officers
mess gave an informal dinner party to
Lieutenant and Mrs. Nelson and Miss
Black.
First Lieutenant Lindsay, of the
Ninth cavalry, and Lieutenant w. w
Forsyth of the Sixth cavalry visited
Fort Douglas last week.
The next regular hop will be given
in the Post hall on Friday evening.
On Wednesday evening, Nov "a, ST.
Marks guild will give a Thanksgiving
supper in st. Marks school house The
supper will be spread from $50 to
p. m.
Miss Bessie L. Fem. of Omaha, is
visiting in the city. Miss Fem is well
known in Salt Lake and there are
many who have heard her sing and
will remember her by her beautiful
voice. In Omaha she sings in ST. Marks
cathedral at all the services.
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The young ladies of the high school
are making arrangements for another
party to be given in Christensens hall
in the near future.
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Several of the young men are making
arrangements for a grand Yule Tide
ball to be given on New Years eve.
Miss Phoebe Cohn, sister of Mrs
Morris Sommer, returned yesterday to
her home in Denver after a pleasant
visit of several months in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Thomas, jr., will
be at home to their friends on Tues
days at 124 NJ street.
Ten young ladies, the Misses Savage.
Rowe. Clare and Ruby Clawson, Cen
eva Ellerbeck, .Moffat, Hayes, Pike and
Jones will entertain their friends at a
cotillion at Christensen's hall on the
evening of Dec. 2. They will be chap
eroned by Mrs Moffat Mrs Richard
son, Mrs. Brothers and Mrs Pike.
Senator Frank J. Cannon spent most
of his time in this city last week, and
was kept busy receiving calls from his |
friends.