The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-26

tertained informally on Monday even
ing.
The German club was yesterday en-
tertained by Miss Critchlow.
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Mrs. De Bruhl will spend the early
days of March visiting old friends in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. MARYLAND gave a
prettily appointed dinner on Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Silva is the guest of Mrs. J. t.
Amy.
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Mrs. Emily Y. Clawson has invita-
tons out for a Kensington on Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs F. A Slade and Mr. C.
E. Slade have returned from the east
Miss Isabel Monahan of Provo is in
the city for a few days.
The tabernacle choir will give a ball
at the Theatre next Friday evening. ..
The University club banquet, which
was given Tuesday evening at the
Kenyon, was one of the elaborate af-
fairS or the week.
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One hundred and fifty friends enjoyed
the dance of the Delft Phi fraternity
of the university at Christensen's on
Tuesday evening.
The masked ball given at the Ladies'
Literary club on Tuesday evening by
the Harmonic club was attended by $50
guests. Many handsome costumes
were worn.
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Mrs. j. f. Evans gave an elaborate
dinner on Friday evening, in honor of
Mr.. Evans birthday.
Last Monday evening a pleasant af-
.air was given at the home of Mrs. w.
II. Fitzpatrick. Cards were played. the
prizes being won by Miss Lottie Mar
croft. Miss Slade. Mr.. LOye and Mr..
Carbin. Refreshments were afterwards
served. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ingham, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis, Mr..
and Mrs. Leathern, Mr.. and Mrs.
Game. Mr.. and Mrs. oliver, Mr.. and
Mrs. Corbin, Mr.. Fitzpatrick, Mr.. w.
II. Fitzpatrick, jr.. Miss Lottie Mar
croft. Miss Katie Wilson, Miss Bessie
Fitzpatrick. Miss McGil, Miss Slade,
Mr.. William Slade, Mr.. Daniel, Mr.. j.
Corbin, Mr.. Loye, Mr.. b. Ingham.
Elaborate preparations are being
made by the Retail Clerks association
for the masked carnival to be given at
Christensen's on March II Prizes will
be awarded the best sustained char
1cters.
Owing to illness in the family, Miss
Amy Johnson has Withdrawn the in
Fitations to her reception.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Terry have moved
from the Knutsford to the Grand.
An enjoyable surprise party was
given Friday evening in honor of Miss
Mary Russell.
A card party was given at the home
of Mrs. D. E. Heaps on Monday last
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs Green
MIR. and Mrs. Vansteter. Mr.. and Mrs
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs Thomas Heaps
Mrs. Ollie, Mrs. Beverly, Mrs. Taylor
Miss Leedington, Miss Otter, Miss My
erhoffer, Miss Sorenson, Miss Lille
Cook. Miss Eliza Cook, Mr.. J. e. Silver
Mr.. Walter Neylor, Mr.. Roy Sheets, Mr.
Cecil Crockwell, Mr.. Will Kingston, Mr.
Will Jones, Mr. John Baker.
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Mrs. A. Bouck of 175 North Fifth
West street entertained a company OF
little folks on Thursday in honor OF
her son, Alexander's, birthday. The af-
ternoon was spent in games, after
which dainty repast was served
Among those present were the Misses
Nora Powell. Irma Bouck. Mary Hillar
Hattie Langon. Della Powell, Ruth
Bouck. Edna Gamer, Master Roddy
Langton, Johnny Hillar, Buddy Powell
and Wallace Erskine.
The next meeting of the
Glover Leaf club will be held
March 8, at the home of Miss Mary
Hoag. 1860 Brigham street. The pro-
gramme will treat on international
Relations of the Nineteenth Century, -
and will be as follows:
Treaties and International ALI
ances" .......,..W D. Green
Rise and Fail of Great World
Powers. Mrs. Lena White Smith
Inventions and Inventors of the
Nineteenth Century" .........-.-..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. A. Honnold
Table talk on above subjects.
Music will be in charge of Miss Pond
The National Needlework Guild
which has just concluded its annual
session at Philadelphia, has honored
Mrs. w. A. Netden of Salt Lake by
elecfing her to a place on the directo-
rate. The board is composed of fifteen
members. Mrs. Nelden received notice
of her election yesterday.
The childrens masquerade at Chris
tensen'S yesterday was a complete sue
cess. Some 800 little ones, with as many
chaperones, were in attendance.
Sons of the Revolution.