Show MSHION AND gQST j The Reception to 3Ir and Mrs BB Young THE EVENING SOCIAL CLUB Parties Past and In the FutureGen oral Gossip of n Social Nature The Kentottlooeptlon The reception last evening tendered by Mr and Mrs C W Bennett to Mr B B Young and Madame Mazzucato Young was in all respects an elegant and enjoyable affair To Mr Young the occasion was one of handshaking and the renewal of old friendship 4 while his wife was scarcely less at home l from the fact of her intimate association with the Bennets when they resided in London It was while she was the Signora Mazzucato a teacher in the National Training School that Mr and Mrs Bennett formed her acquaintance and the association thus begun continued and extended with the warmest friendship until it was interrupted by the departure of the Bennetts for home Last night was therefore but the renewal of an old association as-sociation for Madame Young and she was not allowed for a moment to feel that she was among strangers The i most enjoyable sociability and informality inform-ality reigned throughout the evening Intermingled with the busy chatting were some gems of music Mr Young rendering several selections Mrs McCook singing two tender little songs and Mr weihe performing several sev-eral of his masterly executions Madame j r Young accompanied both her husband and the violinist and though in the latter instance she read at sight there was no mistaking the splendid artistic methods of her schooling Mr Young gave an English ballad and sang Even Bravest Hearts Must Swell Faust and The Tempest of the Heart Troy atore both the latter in Italian his voice has materially improved in volume vol-ume range and richness and shows the evidences of the careful training it has undergone since he was last heard here Mr and Mrs Bennett received and entertained their guests with the heartiest heart-iest and most profuse hospital ity Among the ladies and gentlemen j gentle-men present on the occasion were Governor and Mrs Murray General and Mrs McCook Bishop and Mrs Tuttle Mrs Hamilton Mr and Mrs Le Grand Young Miss Gracie Young Mrs Joseph Young Miss Rettie Young I Mr and Mrs George Y Wallace Mr and Mrs C C Goodwin Dr Fowler Mr and Mrs A Keyes Mr G M Scott Mrs and Miss Harkness Mr S Royle Mr and Mrs P L Williams Mrs Almy Miss Almy Miss Grace Almy Mr Gil lette Mr Bancroft Mr and Mrs W F I James Mr and Mrs B C Chambers Mrs Erb Mr and Mrs T R Jonesand Miss Gilmer J 1 Evening Social Club Prominent among the social organizations organi-zations in this city stands the Evening Social Club an organization composed of young men well known in the community 1t com-munity Onevfrthep ncipal objects is toinrnishamuseS n during the win termonths in the shape of parties etc r and the club has to its credit some of f I the most enjoyable balls of any given this season Each of the Club parties have been given on the select principle the keenest discrimination being used in the issuance invitations the young gentlemen having no desire to make anything but simply to bring a pleasant and agreeable company j com-pany together In thIS they have succeeded to such an extent that an invitation from the Evening Social Club is a favor always appreciated by their many friends During the coin ing summer it is the intention to give pic nics and many other forms gf out door amusements following are the names of the officers and members of the club President W A Aubrey Vice President F A Slade Secretary and Treasurer C C Slade Assistant Secretary JB Biter Manager James Campbell Assistant Manager L J Aubrey W C King F D Aubrey C E Maosen Geo Rynders Ed Calder I H G Folsom Jrt W D Pyper P E I I Connor Jr A F Angell T Aubrey I Jr At the last party given by the club I some forty couples were present At the Post w Friday evening at Fort Douglas witnessed wit-nessed another of those delightful dramatic dra-matic and social events for which the McCooks are so well known after the i theatrical performance spoken of elsewhere dancing was indulged in till a late hour A number of city guests were present the following being among those noticed Gov and Mrs Murray Mr and M > s Barnett Mrs J Kimball Mrs Keyes Mrs Bancroft Mr and Mrs Mdntosh Mr and Mrs Severance Miss Kimball Miss B Kimball Miss Harkness Miss Daft Miss B Daft Miss Hooker Miss Wilkes Miss Almy the Misses Conklin Miss L Lowe Miss Crawford Miss McIntosh Miss Curry Mr Gillett Mr Murray Mr Van Horn Mr PenJegast Mr McKinney Mr Henry Mr Shelton Mr Wilson 1r Zane Mr Brastow Mr Geo M Scott On the programmes there was a request that ladies were desired to appear without hats The Masonic Library Ball Thursdayevening the Walker Opera Rouse will be a scene of brilliancy and enjoyment On that occasion occurs the sixth annual ball given in aid of the Masonic Library Tickets have been selling very rapidly during the past week and financial as well as asocial a-social success seems already assured To one unacquainted with the facts in the case the amount of instruction and entertainment furnished by the Masonic Library would read like a fable and there is no reason why the citizens of Salt Lake should not do all in their power to help sustain this most worthy institution in our midst The Theatre naIl On Friday next occurs the ball given r by the Theatre attaches for which elaborate elab-orate preparations have been made and which we are willing to assert will be a a most enjoyable event The different committees are in the hands of well y known gentlemen who are doing all in I their power to help the cause along I which in itself is enough to iusure its I success We hope we shall not be compelled com-pelled to make an unfavorable report j next Sunday J j I A Surprise Party A 4Jy pleasant surprise party occurred y t residence of Mr Milando I ° urrff at Tlh th Street on Friday No Pratt Third lra on lr 0 event7a3 Jn hone r evening last The event of Miss Viola Pratt and Pro es ° 0 r Harry White and was managed by their friends in a very pleasing manner Among those present were Miss Salmon Miss Sadie Asper Miss Bessie Dean Miss M Pack Miss N Raleigh Miss Pratt Miss L Calder Miss M Pratt Messrs B T Lloyd Wm Lee J A Croft Wm Alison 0 C Dunford B H Jones J M Whitaker J S Stookey H Bowring and a number of others The Folsom Sociable The sociable party on Tuesday evening even-ing last at Mr Folsoms was a source of much pleasure to the many young ladies and gentlemen present An elegant ele-gant supper was among the many attractions at-tractions of the evening Among those present were Miss Millie Pack Miss L Folsom Miss L Lewis Miss A Taylor Miss A Raleigh Miss K Lyons Miss L Whitney Miss N Folsom Miss L Taylor Miss M Raleigh Miss A Tribbe Miss Lizzie Folsom Miss L Davis Messrs Chas Browning J Dewey A W Raybould H G Folsom W Oswald J B Edwards D Wood mansee C King A T Erickson Clark D Dewey F Aubery C C Slade and many others Knights of St Dennis The seventh ball by the Knights of Dennis comes offat Sheldons Academy on Friday evening next under the management of a competent committee consisting of J H Dewey C Browning A W Raybould E L Pratt H W SnowD Woodmansee A E Pratt W Oswald J Edwards E A Tripp Music by Olsens Full Quadrille Band Dancing to commence at 830 pm A Terrible Kovongo I thought you didnt like Mrs Brown observed Mr Simpson to his wife upon their return from church on Sunday last I dont I detest her > And yet I saw you go up to her kiss her and walk all around the church I with her arm in arm That is what surprises me with you women There was nothing surprising in that You noticed that she Had a new sacque on 1 Yes It was very pretty too That is all you know about it I had I on my new sealskin cloak too Yes but what of that I thought would walk around the church to give her a chance to show her cloak off That was kind in you Then you have forgiven her Forgiven nothing Her cloak is only a plush imitation Puck Heard at the Slatlnoo Girl in BlucThere is Mr Duderson over there dont you think he is just splendid Girl in RedSplendid Why hes a regular pan of mush I was out riding rid-ing with him the other day and he tried to kiss meG me-G in B = Well G in RVell he put his arm around me and and of course I told him to behave 1i Jff G inBWelI G in BWell he didnt have anymore any-more sense than to think that I meant itBoth BothUgh the idiot Ex Gossip A sealskin sacque covereth a multitude multi-tude of pinsEn Mr and Mrs G H Snelgrove celebrate cele-brate their tin wedding on the 14th Patti will not sing here this time Nevada also gives us the cold shoulder Tis well Everybody who receives an invitation should attend the Theatre attaches ball in the Theatre on the 13th inst It is said that some of the gentlemen present at the opening of the Walker House have scarcely yet recovered from their enjoyment A couple were married in Rutland Vt the other day who had been sparking spark-ing for seventeen years It takes some women a long time to run a man downEr down-Er One of the latest freaks of the Parisian is to celebrate a divorce by a grand dinner or ball At least that is what a paragraph in late French letter would have us believe It is hinted that some of the male members of the Patience Company who will appear in knee breeches have been anxiously inquiring the price of saw dust during the past week A young married man gazed at his motherinlaws two trunks in the hall and sadly remarked She has brought her clothes to a visit would that she had brought hervisit to a closeEx A pleasant gathering of the ladies and gentlemen of the Eighteenth Ward choir occurred at the residence of Mr and Mrs C S Burton Thursday even ing the objects of the evening together were solely musical and social and the most enjoyable of times was participated partici-pated in Fashions freaks I Dotted veils are obsolete None bat brides were white gloves Fur trims many of the hats worn with walking dresses Black lace dresses are worn at balls and evening parties Evening shoes are of the color of the dress golden bronze Silver spancled tulle is a much admired admir-ed tissue for ball dresses Hammered silver is going to be very fashionable again for jewelry Yellow sealingwax is more fashionable fashion-able than either red or black I Belt boquets are now more worn than bouquets at the corsage Fur trimmings should match the material on which they are used in color Dinner dresses are now invariablv cut square Ball gowns are very decollette Indeed the waist of most of them area are-a little too brief for decency Rough on Corns Ask for Wells Rough on Corns 15c Quick complete cure Hard or soft corns warts bunions |