The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-29

For the first time in 10. these many
Gays. the Country club was the scene
OF an unusually brilliant event Thurs
DAY evening. and the ause thereof was
the visit Of fair one from the north
i ne little dining room was heated al
most TO a blazing point by the CRATE
fire, and the table, not quite ample
enough in its proportions to groan, was
laden with all the good things that
could be provided and there We're 4
good many of them. The floral deco
1ationS were wonders. Gorgeous. Amer
lean Beauties held the center of the
board down, while each of the fair ones
present found beside her plate a little
bunch of lilies of the valley and vio-
lets, for mOdesty. Only a dozen en-
Joyed the scenery, the place of honor
being given over to Miss Marks of
Butte and that of host being filled by
Clarence X. Mccormick. The chaper-
ones were Mr.. and Mrs William Cum
ningham. and the other persons were
some Of the popular beaux and bellies
The historic old Eighteenth ward
amusement hall. which has been the
scene of the first triumph of many
'lhespian. viii be put TO a new use to-
morrow evening, when the play under
the direction Of Miss Ruth Kirkpatricl
VIII be given by local society people.
The affair is not a benefit, as has been
supposed, and only friends of the play
prominent on the stage today who have
made their first appearance in the old
hall are many. but it is rumored that
there VIII be real talent seen there to-
morrow evening The play Will be fol-
lowed BY dancing. Those who will
take part are Miss Allie Miller. Miss
Jasmine Young, Miss Maud Fitch, Miss
Ruth kirkpatrick, Miss Nose Kirk
patrick. Frank X Poe. Ralph l.. Pritch-
ard. Robert Young and Edward Thorne.
Unless the dry weather causes A total
failure of all social signs. the opening
week win be the busiest in a social way
Tor some time. Last in the week and
brst I'm Importance is the subscription
dance which takes place next Friday
evening. and which promises to be the
big dancing event of the winter Al
ready all the list planned has been
Tiled and preparation for the details
or the event are well under way. The
list of. patronesses is a well chosen one
and the men in active mana cement are
the people who do things.
The blue skies and bright sunshine
CT the past few days are not the only
harbingers- of spring. gentle spring. The
fashions i'm decoration are already
changing to suit the coming days and
the latest and most effective thing seen
in the line of decoration so far are the
new tulips always a favorite). which
. NEAt uStu DIT a Ittenl eldDOIdIe Iunc-
ton, in shades OF red and yellow They
are more significant than any of the
more perishable signs
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: Ogden seems to be having her phe-
tomenal run in events matrimonial
a number OF affairs in which Cupid
and HymeR will join their forces are
scheduled for next month to take place
in the Junction city. The last an
nouncement is that of the en- ga cement
OF Olive. the Youngest daughter of Mr..
ana Mrs. Frank J. Cannon, to Paul
kimball No date has been Set for the
nuptials
The custom new to Salt Lake society
of some prominent women giving a
dance or other entertainment for the
benefit Of a church or society is about
to be inaugurated. Mrs re. Wood.
ruff viii give a dance late in the com
ing month for the benefit of St. PauI's
church. the proceeds to go toward the
crgan fund. DOLL BARET.