The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-13

presented. Siberia" by Mrs. Putnam,
was geographical sketch most concisely
presented. Exile System" by Mrs.
Lyman, showed an accurate knowledge of
that 1nhospitable region. Dostoieoski, the
great Russian novelist, was discussed in
pleasing manner by Mrs. Parsons.
Mrs. G. Y. Wallace entertained a num-
Der of friends at her sumptuous quarters at
the hnutsford, at a high five party, on
Monday.
Mrs. DR.. Niles entertained number of
her lady friends at an afternoon tea" on
Saturday The parlor was artistically
decorated in autumn leaves and boughs,
which were most effective In the dining
room were delicate trailing vines of smilaX
that graoed tables, sideboard and pictures.
The delicious viands and service were ex-
quisitely dainty
Mrs. Niles, with that indefinable charm
OF manner. received her guests in a ciel
blue Grecian costume, strikingly becoming,
assisted by Mrs. Witcher Jones in an ele-
CANT garnet velvet and pink brocade.
Mesdames Roberts, Carter, Nelden and
McCrea presided at the tea tables. Each
lady was presented with yellow rose as
souvenir OF the pleasant occasion. The
guests were 10th to leave, and chatted right
merrily throughout the afternoon, express
ing many compliments for their popular
hostess, who had contributed so much to
their enjoyment. The guests present
We're: Mesdames G. Y. Wallace, Silva,
Thomas Bailey, ]. S. Witcher, Joseph
Bache, a. B. Sawyer, John Linck, L. G.
Trent, Hoyt Sherman, .. r. Clute, Alvin
Button, Harold Coates, F. S. Bascom, G, P,
Sears, Gilbert Pfoutz, @. d. Pfoutz. John
b. Ingram, Maxwell, j. E. Grant, Norris
DR.. Thompson, Arthur Brown, James
Boggs, Earl Gray, David Lyles, Mauldin,
Nelden, Froisetti, a. e. Ewing, Egbert
Roberts, Thomas Carter, George Osmond,
Mrs. McCrea, Frank Knox, w. S. Esrls,
Mclean, Marcellus Gray, ]. a. Earls /;
Misses Zane, Gussie Sawyer, Leo Trent
Mcleod, Anna Dennison, Kelley, Sawyer.
An adjourned meeting of the New En-
gland society will be held Tuesday evening
at Hammond hail. to complete arrange.
ments for the celebration of ''Fore Fathers,
day."
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
held most enjoyable social Friday even
ing in the lecture room of the church. The
Junietta Guitar and Mandolin club favored
the audience with some sweet music, wb ich
was appreciated.
The ladies of the Congregational church
will hold bazaar at the G. A. r. hall
Thursday. They will display MANY
attractive Christmas presents. and
all are invited to inspect and
buy for the benevolent purposes in
view. A lunch viii be served from 70 M.
to 3 p. NJ, affording merchants and bust
ness men generally an opportunity to pat
St Marks guild will have its usual
christmas MARKET in the guild room.
which will comprise useful and Ornamental
articles of every description.
About 300 people of the Eighteenth
ward assembled on Friday evening and Had
most enjoyable time. Bishop Whitney
made an eloquent and thoughtful address.
There was music, recitations etc. galore
Later d collation. was served by abont
twenty five young ladies, and at II O'clock
the guests dispersed and with unanimons
sentiments declared 1t the most pleasant
and sociable occasion in the history of the
ward.
Mrs. and Miss Mccormick left Yesterday
for New York city, and will be Joined by
the boys IN chicago, who will spend the
holidays in the metropolis with them. So
ciety will welcome their return, and hope
it will rot be delayed too long.
Miss Lillian Ryland, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Dr. Griswold, will
leave in a few days for her home at Licking
ton, Mo-, with the sincere regrets of her
numerous friends.
Mr.. Charles Parker, of st, Louis. who