The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-20

Gray and Mrs Carpenter and eacf
lady was given handsome prize.
Present We're Mrs Elmer Darling
Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. Ewing, Mrs. George
A. Lowe, Mrs. Eugene Lewis, Mrs. An
derson, Mrs. Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Johr
Marshall, Mrs. MARYLAND, Mrs. Bradley
Mrs. 7. c. Bailey, Mrs. S. II. Babcock
Mrs. Brinker, Mrs. W. H. Dale, Mrs
NJ. ]. Gray, Mrs. Knox, Mrs. L. NJ
Bailey. Mrs. Dickinson, Mrs. J. w
Young, Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. Kimball, Mrs
Evans, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. McGurrin
Miss Preston, Mrs. Symms, Mrs Archer
Mrs. J. T. Richards, Mrs. f. Dewey
Richards. Mrs. Green, Mrs. Judd, Mrs
JCdson, Mrs. BoXrud, Mrs. Zane, Mrs
Osmond, Mrs. Ingram, Mrs. Beifuss
Mrs. Miner, Mrs. Mcclure, Mrs. Good
win, Mrs. Hayward, Mrs. Brink, Mad
anne Pfoutz, Mrs Pfoutz Mrs. Carpen-
ter Mrs. Woodward. Mrs. Bidwell, Mrs
Holman, Mrs. Lawrence. Mrs. Hoag
Mrs. Witcher, Mrs. Karrick, Mrs. Di-
n:nny, MS. Stephens, Mrs. Newman
Mrs. Judge. Mrs. John Sharp, Mrs
Hardness. Mrs. F. S. Richards, Mrs
Rice.
Mr.. James Jennings has gone east.
One of the enjoyable affairs of Wash
by Mrs. Thorn and the Misses Thorn.
Mrs. Mcclure spent the week in og-
den.
Miss Jasmine Young will give a
luncheon ct Red Butte Hollow on
Washingtons birthday.
Mrs. H. P. Henderson entertained at
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Those who enjoyed the affair were Mrs.
Douglas, Mrs. J. w. Young, Mrs. j.
Bailey. Mrs. \. B. Jones, Mrs. Wight
man, Mrs. Dickinson, Mrs. Davis, Mrs.
Morgan. Mrs. McVicker, Mrs. Forbes,
Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. d. ]. Sharp, Mrs.
Rood, Mrs. Darling. Mrs. Gentch, Mrs.
Read, Mrs. L. 5. Ellis, Mrs. Kingsbury,
Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Plummer, Mrs.
Henry, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs.
Hoag, Mrs. Rood, Mrs. Eldredge, Mrs.
Mcmillan, Mrs. Gleason, Mrs Merrill,
Mrs Rachael Miller. Mrs. E. D. Hoge,
Mrs. Dickert, Mrs. J. P. E. King. Mrs.
Beattie, Miss Beattie, Mrs. Kimball,
Mrs. Beatty, Mrs. La Due,
Mrs. Waldron, Mrs. John Sharp, Mrs.
Woods, Mrs. Grissom, Mrs. Chisholm,
Mrs. DAILY, Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Carter,
Mrs. Dey, Mrs. Walter Jennings. Mrs.
James =. Jennings. Mrs. William c..
Jennings. Mrs. J. Sharp. Mrs Sprague,
Mrs. c. S. Richards, Mrs. Weir, Mrs.
Igleheart, Mrs. Rhodes. Mrs. Donnellan,
Mrs. Ira Lewis. Mrs. Sharp, Miss King
and Mrs. Daveler-
Mrs. Clarence w. Hall, a former resi-
dent of this city, but now of San Fran
cisco, is making her uncle, Mr.. w. c.
Hall, of $50 East Brigham street, a
brief visit.
Mrs. Synrms and Mrs. futile gave
two delightful card parties during the
week at the ManitOu. The first oc-
CURED Thursday afternoon. There We're
y tables scattered through the small
dining hall, which was beautifully dec
GRATED for the afternoon, the color
scheme being red and green. After
spirited game Of 'SiXty-three refresh
ments We're served, and prizes awarded.
Mrs. Megeath won the first prize,
point lace handkerchief; Mrs. Daniels,
the second, a hand-painted cup and
saucer; Mrs. Dewey Richards the third
prize. lace dolly.
Those present We're Mrs. T. J. Fabian,
Mrs. Dickson, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Gates,
Mrs. Duncan. Mrs. Cambridge, Mrs. De-
lanO, Mrs. Daniels. Mrs. Hoag, Mrs.
Carpenter. Mrs Young Mrs. Rose.
Mrs. Germaine Mrs. Dolly, Mrs H. O.
L
derson, Mrs. Taggart, Mrs. Gunter, Mrs
Lang. Mrs. Hooper, Mrs. Swenson, Mrs.
Sieboldt, Mrs Weir. Mrs Duncan, Mrs.
Moore, Mrs. AndI ews, Mrs JUdSOn, Mrs.
Green, Mrs. Mcmillan. Mrs. Washburne,
Mrs. Sawyer. Mrs. Dale, Mrs. Bloch,
Mrs Evans, Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Dewey
Richards. Mrs. Joseph Richards, Mrs.
Judge, Mrs. Choate, Mrs Center, Mrs.
Jones, Miss Ross, Miss Tibbitts, Miss
Welby, Miss Fisher, Miss Lane. Miss
Sawyer. Miss Reynolds, Miss Judge,
Mrs. Gray.
The second affair was given on Fri
day. There were present Mrs. E. w.
Wilson. Mrs. Haywood, Mrs. Mcdowell,
Mrs Langly. Mrs. Dickson. Mrs. Green,
Mrs Gorham, Mrs. Kincaid. Mrs. w.
Myers. Mrs. Myers, Mrs. ellis, Mrs.
Farnsworth. Mrs. MariOneauX, Mrs.
Reeves. Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Leary,
Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Mandell, Mrs. Par
sons. Mrs Fisher. Mrs. T. c.. Fisher,
Mrs NcCuig. Mrs. Mccormick. Mrs.
Pettee. Mrs. Wood. Mrs. Beifuss, Mrs.
Halliday. Mrs. Pryor. Mrs. Brubacher,
Mrs. Hill. Mrs. Barking. Mrs. Park,
Mrs Darling. Mrs. Moss, Miss Hilton.
After the game tea was served and
prizes given. Mrs. Green carried off the
first prize q Battenberg centerpiece;
Mrs. Pettee the second prize. a hand
painted spoon tray; Mrs. Mcdowell, the
prize. a lace dolly.
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Manager Burton reports that the de-
mand for stalls, boxes and loges for
theatre parties is more than usually
large for the presentation of said Pa
sha." This is probably due to the fact
that Lent begins on Wednesday, and
many society people will find in the
opera Monday and Tuesday evenings
the last opportunity for amusement of
a public character. All the stalls were
sold for the matinee the first hour the
box Office opened.
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Miss Hattie Jennings was the hostess
Of a delightful high tea on Friday
Twenty -four guests enjoyed the occa-
sion.
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Kahn returned
Friday from the east.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Richards have
gone to Denver
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A very prettily appointed luncheon
was given Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
w. r James. The luncheon was
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