The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17

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there were several, a number Of small
er, but none the less delightful, events
were counted One Of the most elabOr-
ate and delightful events in years was
the Alta club reception given Thursday
evening. This was the first open day
al the club fer some years and was
made notable by the beautiful and
tasteful decorations, as Wen as by the
briliianCe of the assemblage. The leap
year dance given Friday nighC was the
first one given ia the city for many
long year, and the men did themselves
proud in receiving the attentions Of the
fair maideus who gave the affair The
same evening a small and informal hop
was given at the post, and number
Of the young dancers from town en-
1Oyed that as well. Quite an elaborate
affair, combining the social and musical
element, was the recital and reception
given at the First Congrega tiOnal
church Tuesday evening by Mrs. Lee
Charles Miller and Miss Olive Jennings.
Among the afternoon affairs were the
F'lagg tea Tuesday, the Young luncheon
Friday and the two Reinsimar parties.
The week closed with very delight
1ul musicale at the studio Of Mrs. Ag-
mes Osborne last evening.
It viii be interesting to great many
Salt LakeTs to learn thai at the last
Junior cOtillion given at Delmonico's 5,
in New York, Mr.. John L. Conover, the
leader of the cOtilliOn, chose Miss Violet
NELL Of Salt Lake to lead the dance
with him. Miss Nell is a member OF
the Bachelors and Spinstere Dance
club also. having been elected since she
went to New York in the autumn.
The marriage of Miss Jane Mackin-
tosh and Mr.. Malcolm g.. Truman Of
Chicago will take place Tuesday. The
wedding will be a quiet one and VIII
be attended only by the relatives and
most intimate friends of the Two young
people. The ceremony viii be per
formed by Rev. Elmer I. Goshen of the
First Congregational church, and the
bride will be attended by her cousin,
Miss Alton Young. Mr.. Truman ar
rived last night from Chicago.
The friends of Miss Edna Bailey, who
has been studying vocal music in New
York for some time, VIII be glad to
learn that she made her debut week
ago last Wednesday at the annual So
cial meeting Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution. Miss Bailey sang
IN Sherry's hall, giving for her first
rumber Summer" by Chaminades and
after a most hearty recall she sang a
speak most fav0Tably OF her voice. and
her teachers are greatly encouraged
over the success of her debut.
The most important social event
scheduled for the coming week IS the
second Assembly ball. which takes
place Tuesday evening. The event
promises to. be even more elaborate
than was the first Of the series. The
effort to make this series Of dances. the
most enjoyable of any series ever given
ia the city is surely meeting with sue
cess.
Tt is quite uncertain IS to when Judge
and Mrs. Powers will be definitely set
lied. but it IS hoped that there is some
truth I'm the rumor that they viii
shortly throw open the doors Of their
rev home, LingerlOnger.
Mrs. c. u. Moore gives a luncheon
fn honor OF the eighteenth birthday Of
the Reviewers club tomorrow The
club is one OF the social as well as one
of the literary organization Of the city
and the event is looked forward to
with much interest
Mrs. L. W. Snow will be at home on
Tuesdays for the remainder Of the win
ter.
Although it is almost a month away
everyone is looking forward to the
opening reception of the University
club. which viii take place Thursday,
Feb. H. The affair promises to be a
very delightful one, and the prepare
tions for it are already under way.
II
announce the engagement Of their
daughter. June, TO Mr Frederick Carl
Dern. the wedding to take place on
Tuesday, March l.
Mr.. and Mrs. James h. Shaw enter
tanned at dinner last evening in honor
of Mr.. Z. j. Jolly Of Oakland, Cal. The
invited guests were Mr.. Z. J. Jolly, DR.
and Mrs. S. G. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs,
s. l. Boggs. DR.. and Mrs. l.. Y. Silver
OIr. and Mrs. F. J. Hill
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. John T
Hurst of Ogden will be glad to learn
Of the arrival Of another daughter a
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. F. Reynolds are
at home now in this city at p Seventh
East street.
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Lieutenant White viii arrive from the
Philippines. accompanied by his moth
er. Tuesday. Although the exact date
IS uncertain. the marriage Of Miss ia
cobs and ar, White will take place
very shortly after his arrival
Colonel and Mrs. Holmes entertained
At a dinner Thursday evening in honor
Of Miss Emery.
afrs. II. :. Evans has gone east for Z
Short visit with her parents.
A very pleasant surprise party wa:
given In honor Of Miss Frances Clark
Frr{dav evening at her home. The
z.oune people present enjoyed dancing
and gamss and later a supper AMONG
the guests present were Misses Nellie
Brandley, Martha Shingleton, Martha
Krough. Gertrude Nelson. Christine
Nelson. stella Johnson. Myrtle Kesier
Pearl Richard Annie Goushckson, Ha,
eel Reblntasach. Margaret Granite, Ed
ns clark. Messrs Robert Danley, Lee
Willard, Alfred Tygen and Calye Mil
lard
Mrs. c. +. Nichols entertained tn,
members and friends OF the Baptist
Ladies Aid at her home 371 South Sec
ond West. Those enjoying the after
noon were Mesdames AiBsiey. Arnold
Bratten. Brown, Berkiey, Blood, Cor
ser, Corbin, Dunning, Fraser, Cess
Gould, Guthrie, Haslam, Hodgins, La
cas-. MaXheld, Matsen, Powers, Robin
son, ". A. Robinson, Scoville, Smith
Tucker ETarthulan White and Mis-,