The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-06
TIE SOCIETY WORLD
An Art Tea Held at Col. Hollis
ter's Yesterday.
THE HERALD'S CARD BASKET
everal Dinner Parties and Private Entertain
ments, Besides the COtillion, COnsti-
tuted the Weeks Gayeties.

A very quiet week has been spent in social
circles. the event of greatest Importance being
the third cotillion party which surpassed any
previous efforts of the club in point OF numbers.
Those who attended the reception given by
Rev Mr.. Lane and wife on Wednesday night
were most delightfully."- entertained and it gave
ST. Paul's Rectory to the public as being the
home of hospitality and good cheer.
On Wednesday Mr., and Mrs. Holden gave a
most charming lunch party 10 a number OF lady
friends. There were seven small tables placed
Ebout the pretty rooms, each seating four peo
pie. Upon the tables the luncheon was served
Pink and white chrysanthemums were USED pro
fusely III table decorations, and a pretty idea OF
having the colors alternating produced most
pleasing effect After lunch high i've was
played for several hours, Miss Macintosh win
ming the first prize, dainty bit OF water color
painting in pretty oval. frame. Mrs. Wood
ward won the second prize. a silver souvenir
spoon. The guests were: Misses Wallace,
Crawford, Macintosh, Gilmer, Rookledge,
Mamie Woodward, Margaret Zane, Mccormick
and Keogh; Mesdames Woodward, Chambers
Almy, Utter, ThralL James, Downey, Lowe,
Fabian, Wallace, Lyman, Belden, Morse, McCor-
nick Jones' Lieutenant Wright, George
Downey and Madame Amy.
Mrs Lieutenant Wright gave delightful lit
tie bachelor dinner to Mr.. Sid Hooper on Tues
hooper,
Lieutenauts Sorley, Brown and Guyer The
table decorations were most elaborate and
beautiful. cons sting of marshal neil roses and
smilax, most artisticaly arranged.
Mrs. J. e. Came high five party in honor of
Mrs. Dunbar was one of the pleasantest feat
ures OF the past weeks gayeties.
The Ladies' Literary society Friday evening
proved most interesting. Mrs. Wallace gave
A Of Gr,4- -
fauitless manner, and was congratulated upon
her bright conception OF the subject Mrs
Ryan's subject, "Chaperones,n was a deligh L
fully bright and witty talk that created end OF
favorable comment. Miss Grace Wallace gave
q comprehensive as well as captivating review
of Washington society.
Mrs. Trent entertains the Southern club on
Tuesday night, the members OF which are Oh
the qui vive for most charming time.
The Southern Club" will attend the Salt
Lake minstrel entertainment in a body. II
determined some time since TO attend popular
production al the theatre and last week gave
the preference 10 the local attraction.
Miss Carrie Stevens, our most popular yisi-
tor. will very likely remain until after the
holidays with her friend Miss Blanche Kim
ball.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Macintosh are hav.
ing a delightful sojourn in the east, and are not
expected 20 return before the 14tl.
Mr.. Sid Hooper left on Wednesday for 8
pleasure jarnt 10 the metropolis.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Dunbar have taken house
IN Canon road, and will be at home TO thei1
numerous friends as soon as the household
can be adjusted.
Prof Vincent left Friday for New York and
will sail on the 9th. for London, where he Will
remain until March.
Colonel and Mrs. Hyde have removed from
the Continental hotel to Mrs. Ford's.
Mrs Raiston and her beautiful daughter. Of
San Francisco, are guests at the Knutsford