The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-27

oughly appreciated. Following the
reading, the members of the club gave
an impromptu musical programme.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church are making elaborate prepara-
lions for a Mother Goose festival, to
/ be given at the church parlors on
April and 5.
! Mrs. Critchlow and Miss CritchIow
are in southern California.
.. :,
Mrs James E. Jennings was the
hostess of an enjoyable luncheon on
/ Thursday.
/ Mrs. Kenneth Kerr entertained in
/ formally at a Kensington yesterday, in
honor of Mrs. William Jennings.
! One of the delightful affairs of the
coming week will be the musicale given
Tuesday afternoon by the Cleofan, at
the home of Miss Cecilia Sharp. One
hundred guests will be present to enjoy
an afternoon with Schubert"
The Monday Afternoon club will be
entertained tomorrow by Mrs. Fred w.
Scarf.
Mrs. Stanley Clawson will entertain
at cards tomorrow evening.
Mrs. George Piper Will give dinner
and musicale Wednesday evening.
Mrs. William T. Dinwoodey has gone
TO California.
Governor Daniel H. Hastings of
Pennsylvania. with party. of friends,
visited the city during the week and
We're entertained by Governor Wells.
Thursday morning they drove out to
Fort Douglas, where an informal re-
ception was given in their honor by
Colonel Kent. In the afternoon the
party went out to Saltair as the guests
OF Mrs. n. w. Clayton. The Twenty
fourth infantry band accompanied the
party and played for the dance which
followed. A number of prominent peo-
pie We're present.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Ridd cele-
brated their tin wedding Monday even
ing
The charity ball TO be given Friday
evening at Christensen's for the bene-
fit of the kindergarten association, will
bring out a very large attendance.
The sixth reception and ball rendered
to the junior classes occurred at Chris
tersen's yesterday afternoon, and was
q most enjoyable affair, and very sue
cessfuL The reception committee con-
sisted of Miss Alton Kimball, Miss Klint
Dung, Mr.. Viii heaJng and MT. Jan
Norris. A musical programme was
given, followed by the following fancy
dances:
Ideal Quadrille, new ball room
dance; music and figures by Christen-
sen Bros: Violet Craig, Florence Gull
mer. Evelyn Metcalf, Katie Hazel
grove, Vern Metcalf. Wesley Dickinson,
Kent Cobb and l.. Smith.
Recitation and Minuet, How Grand
ma Danced the Minuet," Miss Violet
Craig.
"Tambourine- Dance. Group: Misses
Evelyn Metcalf. Gladys futile, Jack Nc
Cune. Leonie Pratt, Edna Jacobs, Hazel
Culmer. Gladys Hart and Clara Stew
ems.
DR.. and Mrs. C. B. Hough are now in
New. York. They are expected home
shortl--.
Miss Kate Judge will reach San Fran
cisco in a few days. Mrs. Judge ex-
poets to meet her there.
Tuesday afternoon from until the
Utah Woman's Press club held a recep-
ton at the Bee Hive House, in honor
of F. Marion Crawfod.
The reception committee, composed
Of Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Gates, Mrs. Fox
and DIR. Pratt, received the guests in
the drawing room and presented them
to the guest of honor and Major Pond
his manager. Among those present to
meet Mr.. Crawford were Mrs. Nelden,
Mrs. Bamberger. Mrs. Sol Seigel Mrs.
F. 5. Richards, Colonel and Mrs. Kent.
Lieutenant Quincy, Mrs. McVicker.
Mrs. Jennings, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Beatie,
Mrs. McCune, Mrs. Burton, Miss Eller-
beck, the Misses Clawson. Angus NJ
Cannon, the Misses Cannon, Mrs. Mar
Mrs. Hamer. Miss Little and Professor
Marshall.
The German given Friday evening at
Christensen's by Mrs Nose Christensen
and Miss Belle Dewey was the largest
affair of the week. The hall was beau
tifully decorated with potted palms and
plants. The stage had been converted
into a supper room, where, during the
evening, delicious refreshments We're
served.
The cotiliion was led by Mr.. and Mrs.
Nose Christensen and Miss Dewey and
Mr.. Fred Christensen. The figures were
all new, and many were extremely
beautiful.
Among those present were: Mrs. DR..
Meacham, Miss Lottie Holmes, Miss
Henderson, Miss Rankin, Miss Maggie
DAILY. Miss Walker, Miss frankie
Sharp. Miss May eJremy, Miss Rather
inc Gunner. Miss Root Mrs. Beer Mrs
Wey, Mrs Nephi w. Clayton. Mrs. Dick
ensOn, Mrs. Dittman, Mrs. Spencer,
Miss Florence Roundy, Miss Ella
Keyting, Mrs. Raybould. Mrs. Woods,
Miss Grace Keller, Miss Pierce. Miss
Lille Sherwood. Miss Young. Mrs.
Berry. Miss Warner. Miss Gertrude
Anstee, Miss Smith. DR.. Beer, Mr. Wey,
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