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

It is the little things that go to make
up life. and it is largely the little af-
fairs that go to make up the society
news just at present. But as the pres
ent affords almost nothing in the way
of social pleasures. the future promises
many delightful things. Society is Sc
cretly preparing for the close of Lent
Plans are being made for dances and
entertainments of all kinds, and among
the most interesting announcements is
of the coming OF Melbe and her com
pany. The anticipation of such an
event is sufficient compensation for the
lack of other pleasures now.
A rare treat Of the past week was the
lecture by f. Marion Crawford. 1t was
preceded py a reception at the historic
Bee Hive House. which was attended
by many well known people. The visit
OF Governor Daniel H. Hastings OF
Pennsylvania and his party added much
TO the pleasures of the week.
Miss Ora Hardness entertained at
luncheon Thursday afternoon. The table
was artisucally decorated with sunset
roses, carnations ana ferns. Around ii
were seated Miss Lowe, Miss Mason.
Miss Alff, Mr.. Max e. Smith, Lieuten-
ant Cartwright, Lieutenant Miller and
Mr.. w. J. Lawrence.
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Mrs. Pegram and Miss Davenport
We're the guests of honor at a card
party given Thursday evening by Mrs.
F. J. Fabian The decorations were in
red and green. Twelve tables. were
used, so guests being present. Prizes
were won by Miss ida Hanauer, Mrs.
Vollmer, Mr. David Sharp and Mr.. r. j.
GlenIinning.
Mrs. Fabian again entertained en- Fri
day evening at neighborhood card
party. Thirty-siX guests enjoyed a
spirited game of "sixty-three" Mrs.
Hayden and Mr. Knox won the prizes
for the greatest number of games, and
Mrs. Stevens and Mr.. Hayden the con-
ISOLATION prizes.
The German club will meet tomorrow
evening at the home of Mrs. F. J. Fa-
bian.
Mrs. George F. Downey was the
hostess # the Dollar Luncheon club
yesterday afternoon. The table was
prettily decorated, and the menu served
a dainty one.
Present were Mrs. William Reid. Mrs.
NJ. c. Fox, Miss Hardness, Miss Law
Mrs. Holden and Miss Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer B. Jones have
gone east
Captain and Mrs. Bailey and Miss
Edna Bailey left Thursday for a trip
through southern California.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. James have in
vitations out for cards Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Cabaniss of Fort Douglas gave
a handsomely appointed dinner Thurs
day evening. Captain and Mrs. Leaveli,
Mrs. Ridenbaugh, Mrs. Patterson, Lieu
tenant Quincy and Lieutenant Jackson
We're her guests.
Mrs. Ridenbaugh of Boise, who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs Mel
son, for the past month, left for her
home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs John D. Spencer win
entertain the 'SiXty-three' club on
Thursday evening.
The hop at the fort on Friday even
ing was one of the enjoyable affairs of
the I.enten season. A number of we'll
known people from the city were in
attendance.
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Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Stanley
Clawson gave Kensington tea in
honor Of the members of the Clawson
family and a few intimate friends
Among those who enjoyed the affair
were: Mrs. Evelyn Davis, Mrs. Mira
Rossiter, Mrs. Hattie Pickert Miss
Claire Clawson, Mrs. Frank Beatie,
Mrs. Sidney Clawson, Mrs. Ivy Green,
Mrs Edith KnowltOn, Mrs. Lulu
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sic Clawson, Miss Alice Clawson, Miss
Josephine Clawson, Miss Ruby Claw
son. Mrs. John Marshall, Mrs. Clara
Felt. Mrs. Orson Whitney, Mrs. Selden
Clawson. Mrs. Gertrude Hampton, Mrs.
Frank Taylor.
Miss Margaret Park entertained the
Musicale club Monday evening. Cards
were enjoyed and prizes won by Miss
Park, Miss Lowe, Mr.. George \. Law
renee and Mr.. F. c. Schramm.
Miss Sibyl Anderson viii entertain
the club tomorrow evening.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Gertrude Cohen. daughter OF Mrs
3. Cohen, and Mr.. David L. Werthei-
mer. Miss Cohen is well known in So
cial circles in this city. Mr.. Werthei-
mer is a prominent business man of
De Lamar, New. The wedding will
take place the latter part of April.
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Mrs. w. p. Lynn will entertain the
East End Dancing club Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs Fred Simon gave an enjoyable
card party Thursday evening.
Ladies night" at the University
club last evening called out a large at
tendance. The feature was a very en-
tertaining and instructive paper by
Judge Goodwin on "Epochs.' 1t was
in the judges best vein and was thor