The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-01

A T LAST the social world is awaken
n ing to the fact that but a few
weeks remain before the begin
ming Of Lent and the end of the sea-
sons festivities. and there will be a
great deal crowded into the coming
few weeks. The present week presents a
number of lunCheons and dinners, but
no large dancing events. are scheduled
before the next assembly, which will
be on the original date, Feb. u. The
extra one which has been spoken of
will occur after Lent instead of before
But few events of any importance
have taken place the past week, one or
two luncheonS of a more or less IN
formal nature, two or three afternoon
card parties a dinner or two being the
only things besides the delightful hop
given by the Creary family at the post
one of the pleasantest parties ever
given in the dancing hall at the Post
wSs that given Friday evening by Mrs.
Creary and Captain and Miss Creary-
The little hall has seldom presented as
gay a scene the military decorations
adding most effectively to the brilliant
effect of the whole. On every hand
were flags and arms. and many cosy
corners were arranged around the hall.
On the left of the entrance stood the
receiving party, and from here the
guests Joined the gay throng of dane
ers- At IL o'clock a delicious supper
was served in the Officers club, and
later the guests returned to the hall
and spent several hours longer dane
ing. One noticeable feature of the dance
music was the new waltz ''Thalia' by
Miss Creary, which has just been pub
lished, and which was played last Fri
day evening for the first time by the
FT,a &c
present were Mesdames DaveIer, Park
er, Siegel, White. Wood. Mclaughlin,
Park. Bird, Rooklidge, Bennett, Smed-
ley. Smith, Cross, Glendinning. Eller-
beck, Richards, Sturgis, Bartch. Pardee,
Swift, Foreman. Clark. Rowland, Hep
~, Bascom. Reeves. Johnson. Wilkes.
Downey, Misses DOnnellan, Jacobs,
Kinney Miller, Raybould. Read, Sher-
man, NELL. Schoppe. Bird. Officer,
Salisbury. Sadler. Dern. Drew, Jack
son. Mccormick. zane. Thorn. Mason.
Ter Gray, Henry. King. Mark, Law
renee, officer. Park. Read. Siege1.
Smith, DR.. White, Wood woodward,
Neill. Burke, Copley. Bracken. Thomp-
sen, Coffin. B. Y Smith, Hill, Good
win. Major Bird, Mccormick, Rock
Critchlow. Ferry, Bennett. Lieutenant
Miller. DR.. Bascom. Cross, Sprague.
Reeves, Brown. Colonel Bubb Major
Smith. Ham, Captain Sturgis. Vim.
Harbeson. Pardee. Major Downey.
Lieutenant Merrill. Falls, Jackson,
Greene. Farrar. White. Hardman,
Plat. Herdt. OGray, Bower. Rowland,
Bubb. DIR. Hepburn. D'Gray, Lieuten-
ant Clark and Foreman. Johnson,
Schulter Keith.
Mr. and Mrs. H. 3. ClawsOn an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Bessie. to Mr.. Leroy 3. Hughes.
The date Of the marriage has not yet
been set. but it will take place some
time in the spring or early summer.
Cards were received in the city yes
terday announcing the marriage of
Miss Idah Dell Limpus and Mr.. Thomas
O'Connor, which took place last Thurs
day at st. Joseph, Mo. Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Connor will be at home after March
l, at 15S North Main street.
Miss Mabel Anderson has returned
from an extended visit in Portland.
The Social Card club met with Mr..