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

The galetleS OF the winter season are
almost at an end. The present week
brings Ash Wednesday. so that from
now on We can expect little in the
form of entertainment except benefits
and affairs arranged for charity The
past week, however, was well filed with
affairs of interest to society followers.
The Bal Poudre at the fort. the
dance at the Ladies' Literary club and
the memorial tea were the large affairs
of the week, while card parties, din
ners and teas helped to make the days
busy ones. and showed that society did
not intend DOMINIC sack cloth and ashes
in advance of the Lenten season.
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The marriage of Miss Violet Girard
and Lieutenant Arthur Kerwin takes
place on Washington's birthday at high
noon.
A handsomely appointed dinner was
the form OF entertainment given by
Miss Mark at Fords last evening. Ar
tistically arranged floral decorations
added to the beauty of the dining
room. American Beauty roses were the
flowers used, the color scheme being
red a centerpiece of the roses and
red capped caLdelabra adorned the ia
BILE, While around il was seated Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbur Flagg, Miss Judge,
Miss Freed, Miss Grace Anderson. Miss
Murray, Miss Mcmillan, Miss Anna Mae
Mcmillan. Miss Reeves, Mr.. Murray
Mr.. Colborn, Lieutenant Quincy Mr.
Cluner, Mr.. Benner Y. Smith, Mr.. Rich
ardson, Mr.. Mark, Mr.. George n. Law
renee and Lieutenant Welch.
Mrs. F. O. Horne entertained ar
luncheon Thursday afternoon, after
wards the guests enjoying a game of
'sixty-three- The guests were Mrs.
PenrOse, Mrs. Wallace. Mrs. Marshall,
Mrs. Witcher, Mrs. Richard a. Keyes.
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Mrs. Richard Keyes leaves Wednes-
day for California
The many friends of Rev. and Mrs
Ridgley will regret TO learn that they
Will leave Salt Lake Immediately after
Easter, and after visiting friends in the
east viii go to SaD Francisco. where
they win be Joined by Mrs. Ogden and
VIII sail for China TO engage in mis-
sionary work
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Nelden gave a
neighborhood card party Friday even
ing at their home on Twelfth East
street. The decorations throughout
were in yellow and white. Chinese
coins We're used as counters for the
games; the greatest number was won
by Mrs Hayden. and she was given
the first prize, a dainty picture. Mrs.
Kincaid won the consolation, a cut
glass perfume bottle; Mrs. Delano car
ried off the BOBBY prize, a memOran-
dunn tablet: Mr.. Jones won the gentle
mems first prize. a cane; Mr.. Center
the consolation, an ivory card case and
cards. and DR.. King the BOBBY,
match safe
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephens, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Evans. Mr.
and Mrs Fabian, Mr.. and Mrs. Voll-
mer, Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes, Miss Forbes,
AIr. and Mrs. MARYLAND. DR.. and Mrs.
HOugh Miss Hanauer, Miss Ida, Han
auer. Mr.. Max Hanauer, DR.. and Mrs.
Vincent Mr.. aid Mrs. Whitman, Mr..
and Mrs. Boxrud. Mr.. and Mrs. Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delano, Mr. and Mrs.
JuGson, Mr.. and Mrs. McGurrin, Mr..
and Mrs. Kincaid, Mr.. and Mrs. Lorin
King. DR.. and Mrs. King, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rood. Mr.. and Mrs. Igleheart, DR.. and
Mrs Reattie Miss Beattie Mr. and
Mrs. Pearl. Miss Virgins, Mr.. and Mrs.
HOyt Sherman. Colonel and Mrs. Wall,
Mrs. Van Armand. Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
mer Jones, Dr. CritchlOw Mr.. Halle
ton. Mr.. and Mrs c. w Snow, Mrs.
Bache, DR.. and Mrs. Millspaugh, Mr..
and Mrs. Barry, Mr. and Mrs Hayden,
Mr.. Cross.
Miss Winnifred Sprague entertained
at a Kensington tea Monday after
noon.
Mr.. f c. Schramm viii return from
san Francisco the early part of the
weel--
Mrs. Mcleod is the guest of Mrs. L. |
c. Trent
Mrs. Phelps Holman entertained her |
friends at the Manitou Wednesday af- !
ternoon. The rooms We're effectively 1
decorated in cerise. carnations and rib |
bons being used TO carry out the color |
scheme.
A guessing contest was enjoyed by
the guests The prizes, small silver |
articles, were awarded TO Mrs. Choate, /
Mrs. J. s. Kincaid and Mrs. Thomas !
Weir.
After the guessing contest, a Chinese !
puzzle was given each guest. Mrs. I
Gaylord succeeded in solving it, her |
efforts being rewarded by the present |
Of a handsome silver fan.
Mrs Holman's guests were Mrs. The |
ror Geddes. Mrs. Gaylord Mrs. c. NJ !
Owen. Mrs. Mageath, Mrs. w. y. Sher- ]
man. Mrs. E j. dolly, Mrs Newman, 1
Mrs. Kincaid. Mrs Ewing. Miss Pres /
ton. Mrs. Bennett. Mrs. Washburne, I
Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Choate, Mrs. !
whitney Mrs. NcGusrin, Mrs. Hender-
son. Mrs Babcock. Mrs. Glendinning. /
Mrs. Niles, Mrs. Weir, Mrs. Donnellan. |
Mrs. Read. Mrs. Lewis, Madame Pfoutz |
Mrs. Linck, Mrs. Ingram, Mrs. Carter. /
Miss aCrter Mrs. Ross. Miss Ross, /
Miss Lane. Mrs. Haskins, Mrs. Cam
bridge.
An enjoyable affair of Monday was /
tbe Valentine card party given by Mrs. /
II. P. Henderson.
The large parlors were decorated with /
flowers and plants. In the bay win
dow was a postofice, adorned with /
c,1nids ard hearts. the same decora- /
fions being suspended from the walls /
and ceiling Through the post each |
guest received a valentine, which was |
Ised as a tally for the games. The cards /
,.-.-a favoTa bic to Mrs Hinman Mrs.