The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-11

evening, which was thoroughly enjoy
ed by all present.
Justice G.. w. Bartch has gone east.
Mrs. Isaac Jennings and family leave
early this week for San Francisco,
where they viii spend the winter.
Miss Brooks, a member of the faculty
of the Divine Science college of Den
yer, is visiting Mrs. C. L. Baum of IS
r street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cain have re-
turned from the east.
Mrs. j. D. Ford and Mr. Will Ford
have invitations out for q dance on
Christmas eve.
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The ladies of Unity Circle will give a
dance on Friday, Dec. 80.
Miss Ida J. Pratt and Mrs. Nellie
Penrose Whitney sang a pleasing duet
at the Social Wheel club entertainment
Friday evening. Miss June Mathis re-
cited Hold dem Philippines" and other
pleasing selections. Dancing and a
lunch served by the ladies closed the
evenings entertainment.
The ladies of st. Marks guild will
hold their annual bazaar on Thursday
at st. Marks schoolhouse.
The Wednesday Night club met as
usual at Christensen's and spent the
evening dancing.
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Mrs. Simon Bamberger will entertain
for charity during the week.
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Mrs. D. S. Taggart, Mrs. DR.. Steel
and Mrs. j. w. Hughes will entertain
at cards on Monday afternoon, at the
residence of Mrs. Taggart, on Third
| street.
The art exhibition at the Tem0leton
| hotel is attracting a good deal of at
tention, and although the pictures are
comparatively few in number, they are
well and tastefully arranged. Some OF
| Utah's best known artists have con-
! tributed to the exhibit, and there has
| been added q handsome collection Of
china painting by Mrs. Lee, as we'll as
q number of skilfully tinted photo
graphs by Miss Kate Wells.
Among the universally admired pic
! lures in the exhibition are a moon
| light scene in water colors of Blacl
! Rock, by H. L. A. Gunner; some ex-
| quisite studies of violets, by Mrs. Edna
| Sloan; Pacific coast near Monterey, {
| study in black and white, by Alfred
! Lambourne; an excellent oil painting o.
| chrysanthemums by Mrs. Emma Car.
son; a scene from the north bench, by
a. B. Wright, and some other really
excellent pictures.
Besides being a social affair." it is the
! only art event of the season. and the
| first opportunity for over a year tha
| the public have had for viewing a col
| lection of paintings by local artists
| The exhibition is open daily from i
a. m. to p. M, and on Tuesdays anC
/ Fridays will remain open in the even
ing until 10. There being no charge
for admission, it is an easy chance fol
| art lovers to crafty their desire t
watch the progress being made in Utal
art.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Spence anC
daughter, Miss Lou, left for California
yesterday.
The social and card party given in thu
Auerbach hall two weeks ago proved
such a success that those present or
ganized a. club, which hereafter will b,
known as the Opal club, the intention
being to give at least two parties eacI
month, the next occurring tomorrow
evening.
Messrs. H. S. Anderson, Owen Nor
ris and Dr. E. NJ. Keysor, who form
the executive committee, have in stor,
for the members the promise of a rea
good musical programme at the conclu
sion of the card games, and desire al
to attend.
A very pretty and pleasing entertain
ment was given in the Seventh ware
assembly hall on Wednesday evening