, 1900-11-24
in SOCIAL CIRCLES
SOCIETY WOMEN ORGANIZE A
WHIST CLUB FOR THE
WINTER.

Salt Lake-Oepartment of Wo
mans Club Has a Social Time
Young Ladies' Enjoy a Tafy-Pull.
The poet sings of this month, the
melancholy days are come, the sad,
dest of the year"-but however dreary
the month may happen to be, it is al
ways frightened by Thanksgiving.
with its profusion of good things for
the inner self" and, mayhap, with its
feast of reason and flow of soul" The
housewife is busy preparing her menu
and deciding upon her list of guests for
the festive day.
Last Tuesday evening a pleasant lit
tie company of eight ladies met at the
home of Mrs. Hamilton to organize a
Ladies' Whist club for recreation dur
ing the winter months. The club will
hold fortnightly meetings. being enter
tanned by the different members in
turn. Light refreshments will be serv-
ed each time. Prizes will not be given
as the club will play simply for amuse-
ment. The membership includes Mrs.
Hamilton. Mrs. Downe! Mrs. Balch.
Mrs. Grant, Mrs. George, Madame Will.
kinson. Mrs. Eggleston. Mrs. Lehman.
Mrs. George will entertain the club
next week.
That man was not made to mourn"
the dormitory girls firmly believe with
M poet, and obey the injunction OF
another to bring with them Jest and
youthful jollity." for wherever they are
mirth and genuine girlish gaiety
abound. This is M reason of the sue
cess of the receptions given at the dor
mitory, for these pleasant gatherings
seem to have taken the place of the
Imperial Dancing club which has dis
continued its parties till the football
season is over Mrs. May, the matron,
desires that the young ladies under her
charge shall have r,ffi measure oi good
times" providing there is no interior
ence with study.
900
The Ladies' Card club was very
pleasantly entertained at the hospita-
bic Haley home last Tuesday after
noon. After a number of interesting
games of euchre, delicious refresh
ments were served.
900
The university football team are
highly delighted with their trip to Salt
Lake. which was a success in every re-
spect. The Salt Lake Tribune speaks
highly of the Laramie boys. whose ex-
uberant spirits appear to have been
irresistibly attractive. and who seem
to have made many friends in the
Mormon capitol. The Y. NJ. C. A. roy
ally entertained the boys at the best
hotel and gave a reception to them in
the evening after the game. Later in
the evening many found amusement
at the home of friends. Mr.. Glen Scott
escorted two Saratoga young ladies'.
who are visiting in Salt Lake, to an ev-
ening party and when the hostess
learned he was II of the successful
players. insisted upon his becoming her
guest. Needless to say he had a de.
lightful time as football heroes are al.
ways social lions. The boys report
Coach McMurray as the prince of good
fellows. Mr.. Crumrine attributes the
success of the boys to the fact that he
"chaperoned" the team.
900
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church met with Mrs. Blake
last Wednesday and spent a busy af-
ternoon making aprons Of bingham, Of
white goods, and of black sateen for
all of which they find a ready sale.
Light refreshments were served by the
hostess. The attendance was very
good.
The No-Name Card club spent a
very delightful evening last Monday
with Mrs. Manassee, who proved her.
self, as always. a most entertaining
hostess. The time was changed from
Saturday to Monday on account Of the
absence Of one of the members, Mrs. P.
Mathison, who was visiting in Denver.
The first prize, a very pretty sterling
silver spoon was awarded Mrs. Roffee
who was declared victor after a num-
Der of sharply contested games. Mrs.
Ruprecht was another fortunate mem
Der, coming out Second best" and Sc
curing a daintily decorated china cup
and saucer
900
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ivinson will
leave early next month for their win
ter home in San Diego, Cal. Their alb
sence will be felt by a large circle Of
friends.
The Social Science department Of
, the woman's club held one Of its pleas.
, ant semi-social meetings at the home
Of Mrs. Houghton last Thursday after.
noon. The time was pleasantly spent
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