The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-07

The past week has been almost de-
void of interest. The affairs given
were of the quietest description, and
as a whole, the week has afforded little
interest to society followers. The cause
of the inactivity is not wholly apparent,
but may be laid to the house cleaning
fever with which nearly every home is
afflicted.
For the coming week the outlook is
more promising. A number of infor-
the early days, while during the latter
half of the week the BoStonians Will
drive dull care away.
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Mrs. 5. b. Emery is planning an elab-
crate entertainment for the oath OF the
month. 1t is already being pleasantly
anticipated by her many friends
Mrs. ]. Robinson Walker will also
be among the entertainers the latter
part Of the month
The Misses Judge entertained inform
ally at cards on Monday evening. Five
tables were arranged and at the close
of spirited game prizes were awarded
the successful contestants and tempt
ing refreshments were served.
The guests We're Miss IverS, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam c. Park, Miss Park, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Ferry, Miss Glendinning,
Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Leitch, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Murray. Miss Murray, Mrs. John
r. Stephens, Mr.. George n. Lawrence,
Mr.. Laws, Mr.. Van Tyne, Mr.. Robert
Glendinning.
Miss Mary Kimball will spend the
summer in Europe with Miss Rose
Hartwell.
Mrs Stuart Stephenson returned
from the east yesterday. She was &C
companied by DR.. and Mrs. Hoffman.
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Mrs. Alex Cohn has returned from
New York.
Miss Mary Louise Anderson will
spend the summer in northern Europe
Mrs. Emily Grant entertained the
Sewing club on Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Lindsay entertained at
dinner Thursday evening.
Mrs. s. V. Shelp gave a series of
three card parties during the week. The
first occurred on Tuesday evening. The
decorations throughout were arranged
with artistic effect. Pink and green
We're the colors used in the parlors.
while bright red made the dining room
attractive. Prizes for the game were
won b. Miss Lane, Mrs. Montague
Ferry, Mr. MARYLAND and Mr.. Megeath.
Present We're MI and Mrs. w. V.
Rice. Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Ferry, Mr..
and Mrs. Montague Ferry, DIR. and Mrs.
Pfoutz, Madame PfoutZ, Mr. and Mrs.
O. +. Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Robin
son Walker Mrs. Witcher Jones, MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Knox, Mr. and Mrs.
NTrS PQ1TGall
DR.. and Mrs. A. c. Ewing, Miss Thorn,
Miss Carrie Thorn. DR.. Worthington.
Miss Zeigler, Mr.. Causten Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. L. II. Farnsworth. DR.. and
Mrs. Plummer, Mr.. and Mrs Ferris, Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Sherman. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Linck, DR.. and Mrs. Hough, Miss
HCugh, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Daniel 4'ir.
\. Milner, Mir. Robert Herman. Mr.. +.
c. Schramm. Mrs. S. B. Emery, Miss
Bransford Mr.. and Mrs. Druehl, DR..
Bascom, DIR. and Mrs. Beatty, Miss
Beatty, Dr.. and Mrs. Bickford, Mrs. Ell
lott, Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Pearson, DR..
and Mrs T. B. Beattie
The second affair was given Wednes-
day afternoon. The decorations We're
similar TO those used the evening be-
fore The tally cards We're painted in
water colors and tied with pink and
green ribbons. Mrs. Rooklidge won
prize for the greatest nunDef OF pro-
gressions. Mrs. Delano won the second
prize, and Mrs. Samuels the consola-
ton.
Mrs Shelp's guests were Mrs. Brans-
ford, Mrs J. c. Andrews. Mrs. Symms,
Mrs. Beifuss. Mrs. Woodruff. Mrs. Bru-
baker, Mrs Deiano, Mrs. Preston. Mrs.
George Snow, Mrs. E. w. Whitney, Mrs.
NJ. s. Whitney, Mrs. Rooklidge, Mrs. |
Bradley. Mrs. Boxrud, Mrs. Hutchin
son, Mrs. Baumgarten, Mrs. futile, /
Mrs Dunn, Mrs. Hooper, Mrs. Gray, |
Mrs Lyons, Mrs. Robinson. Mrs. Dix, |
Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Pierce. Mrs. Daily, |
Mrs Human, Mrs. Taggart, Mrs. Ken /
yon, Miss Kenyon, Mrs. Newman, Mrs. |
Milner, Mrs. Douglas. Mrs. Hoag Mrs. !
Bowman. Mrs. Brink, Mrs. Dcnnellan, |
Mrs Mcmahon, Mrs. Daniel. Mrs. /
Stephens. Mrs. Rood, Mrs Armstrong, /
Mrs. Reed. Mrs. Ross, Miss Ross, Mrs.
Miller, Mrs. Gaylord, Miss Sinclair, Mrs.
Miss Lane. Mrs. Linck, Mrs.
Grant.
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The last affair of this delightful series
took place Thursday evening. The
hours were enjoyably spent with
'-sixty-three." Prizes were won by Mrs
Judson, Mrs, Henderson. Mr. +. h. |.
stephens and DIR. Griswold. ..s--
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Brown