The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-09
2HE SALT LAKE HERALD. SUNDAY OCTOBER O. 1898

Of patriotic description, flags, bunt-
ing and flowers being artistically used.
The hestesses were assisted in receiv-
ing by Mrs. William Jennings, Mrs. t.
B. Beatty and Mrs. A. c.. Ewing. The
punch bowl was presided over by Miss
Crenshaw
During the afternoon the following
programme was carried out:
Reading, Star Spangled Banner
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mrs. Igleheart
Song. Barbara Fritchie" $500
Reading. LEST We Forget, Kip
ling Lullaby" negro dialect.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Mrs Igleheart
Song, ooh, My America .---,-,..,--.
Mrs Plummer,
In the evening a similar programme
was enjoyed by the guests
On Thursday Mrs. Plummer and Mrs
1gleheart again entertained. The af-
tefneen and evening was spent with
the masters of Italian art The walls
| in the parlor were hung with photo
graphs of famous paintings of Italian
artists while in one corner was fash-
! Toned a canopy of Venetian drapefles,
| Miss Igieheart, who has recently re-
| turned from Rome, discussed in most
interesting manner Italian Artists.
Mrs William Igleheart afterwards READ
some selections from Browning, appro-
pirate to the afternoon, and later MIS-
Plummer sang a selection from the
opera "Mignon' and an Italian waltz
song.
In the evening the musical pro-
gramme was added to- by the Folk
songs of Italy sung by Mrs. Ira Lewis
and by the appearance of Miss Hender-
son. who whiStled to- her own accom-
paniments on the piano
Society followers are looking forward
| with pleasure to the entertainment TO
be given on Oct 90 at the home of Mrs.
O. J. Salisbury by the George Washing
| ton Memorial association, During the
! evening Captain Ducat of the Twenty
| fourth infantry, will speak on the San
tiago campaign. Christensen's erehes-
ira will furnish patriotic music
Miss Green of Virginia was the guest
of honor at a Kensington given Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. j. Robinson
Walker.
| Those who enjoyed the affair We're
Miss Lowe, Miss Thorn, Mrs. Green,
Mrs. Meek. Miss Kimball, Miss ALT,
Miss Cotton. Mrs. .. F. Walker, Miss
/ Nellie Walker. Mrs. Cheesman, Mrs.
John Zane and Mrs; Stewart
Mr.. VIII Clark leaves today for a
three weeks visit in southern Utah.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Young have
returned from their wedding tour.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard \. Keyes re-
turned yesterday from a ten days visit
to the Omaha exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Snow left for
the east during the week.
Mrs Brinker expects to leave soon
for Kansas City, where she Will make
! her home.
The engagement of Miss Bertha
Schneider and Mr.. Edward Mccarthy
was announced during the week. The
marriage will take place on Nov. IL.
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Attorney General Bishop has gone to
Omaha.
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Mr., Max Smith has gone to New
York.
Miss Eva Kuhn of ogden spent few
days in the city during the week.
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Mrs c. s. Nichols has gone to Los
Angeles. She will remain all winter.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Guy NJ. Palmer
expect to leave next week for Hunts
vile. Ala
Mrs. Hemphil1 gave a very elaborate
luncheon on Wednesday afternoon.
Covers were laid for II.
Miss Kimball entertained yesterday
| afternoon, in honor Of Mrs. Meek OF
California Cards were enjoyed and
| rrizes won by Mrs. Stewart and Mrs.
| Allen.
Present were Mrs. Zane, Mrs Stew
art, Mrs. j. r. Walker, Mrs. Allen,
Mrs Powers, Mrs. Louise Smith, Mrs.
J. E Game, Mrs. Briant Wells Mrs.
Guy Palmer. Mrs. Boseha, Mrs. Fran
ken, Miss Weber, Miss Ethelyn Web
Der, Miss Macintosh, Mrs. Charles
Read, Mrs Pfoutz, Miss Alff. Miss Col
ton, Mrs. Walter Jennings, Mrs. Frank
Jennings, Mrs MARYLAND. Mrs. G. Me-
| Forbes. Miss Thorn, Miss Lowe, Miss
! Hanauer Miss Glendinning, Mrs. Fox,
Mrs. Arthur Witcher, Mrs. j. s. Witch
er, Mrs. A. B. Jones, Mrs. Sam c. Park,
Miss Cash, Miss Sadler, Miss Gilmer.
Mrs. d. s. Taggart, Mrs. Lorin w.
King. Mrs. Hill, Mrs. L. NJ, Bailey
Miss Green, Mrs. Cheesman.
The high school pupils gave the
opening dance of the, season Friday
evening at Christensen's hall. The af-
fair was well attended and unusually
enjoyable.
The chaperones were Mrs Heyt
Sherman, Mrs. J. E. Oglesby, Mrs.
James Anderson, Mrs. Egbert Roberts,
Mrs. Albert Taylor and Mrs. Sam c.
Park.
Among those noticed on the dancing
floor were Misses Florence Small, Kath-
crime Geddes, Nellie Beattie, Josie Katz,
Jennings. Beatrice Sells, Florence Lo-
sic, Mathis, Crismon, Flanagan, Ter
| hume, Bessie Officer, Yardley. Oglesby,
Kirkland, Kessler, Eva Thomas, Pau