The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-09

The first week of the new year was
one of animation and activity with the
fashionables. 1t opened with de-
lightful dance. and every day since has
brought some event of Importance.
Every variety of entertainment was
given, and the week witnessed two
weddings of note, that of Miss jean
Groo and Mr.. Harry ST. Clair Hatha-
way, at St Paul's church, and of Miss
Edith Hyde and Mr.. A. II. Ensign, both
occurring on Wednesday.
AS the time draws near for st. Mark S
hospital ball. interest in the event in
creases The sale of tickets has been
very large. and many requests are pc
ing made on the ladies in charge for
more. Elaborate preparations are beng
made for decorating the hall, and the
supper will be a feature of the affair:
The music will be furnished by the
Christensen brothers, and VIII, no
doubt. be the finest heard this year.
The price of admission has been placed
within the range of all, and even 70
persons not intending to 60 is an m
centive for a donation, as the proceeds
are to 90 towards the maintenance OF
the hospital.
The dance given at Landrum Mon
day night by Miss Hardness, Miss Wal
lace and Miss Ora Hardness. was the
feature OF the week in society Ihere
was a delicate touch and daintlness
about the decorations which produced
a beautiful scene, with nothing TO mar
the effect of elegance and taste.
Among the guests were Miss
Burke, Mrs. Belden, Mrs. Wallace, Miss
Bertha Garter, Mrs. Newman, Miss
Mccormick, Mrs. Robert Glendinning
Miss Sadler, Miss Daisy Cotton, MISS
Rookledge Miss June Sadler, MIS-
Post. Miss Sue Bacon, Miss Bessie
Wright, Miss Murray. Mrs. Landstreet,
Miss Alton Young, Mrs. Hayward, MISS
Woodward, Mrs. Holden. Miss Davis,
Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Zane, Miss Hanauer,
Miss Sprague, Miss Lawrence, Miss
Toulmin, Miss Alff, Mrs. Colonel Kent,
Mrs. CAPTAIN Crane, Miss Poe, Miss
Kent. Mrs. Lieutenant Colonel LiScum,
Mrs Augustine, Mr.. George Downey,
Mr. VIII Lawrence, Mr.. Joe Young,
Mr.. Bert Narian, Mr.. Richie, Colonel
Kent, Mr. Wicks, Lieutenant WEIGH,
Mr.. Shoup. Mr.. Post, Mr. Sid Hooper,
Mr.. Zane, Mr.. Murray, Mr.. Hanauer,
Mr.. Hal Cobb, Mr.. Wilkes, Lieutenant
Cartwright, Mr.. Bidwell, Mr.. Fender
CAST, Mr.. George Y. Wallace. Mr.. Max
Smith, Mr. Leon, Mr.. Tod Goodwin,
Mr.. Peery, Mr. Dick Sprague. Mr..
Shrap, Mr.. Heirtz, Lieutenant Colonel
Liscum, Captain Crane, DR.. Lindsay,
DR.. Hughes, Mr.. Davis. Mr.. Neil Muir
ray, DR.. Penrose. Mr.. Fortescue. Mr..
Burke, Mr. Wilkes, Lieutenant Jackson
and Mr.. Newman.
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Miss Elizabeth Davis and Mr. Joe
Davis will leave for the east tomorrow.
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Mrs. Joseph Lippman returned from
the east during the week.
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A charming luncheon was given
Tuesday by Mrs. Moylan c. Fox, at her
residence on Brigham street. The
guests were hidden to meet Miss Eliza
beth Davis of West Virginia Violet
was the color scheme of the decera-
tons. The center of the table was oc-
cupied by a made piece of violets and
ferns, while from the chandelier above
hung heavy ropes of smilax, which ex-
tended down to the table, radiating
from the center in all directions. At
each guests plate was a bunch of the
viOlets and a miniature dainty sketch
ed in water colors.
Those present were Miss Lowe, Miss
Macintosh. Miss Poe, Miss Kent Miss
Alff, Miss Mason, Miss Adelaide Mason,