The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-28

Hampton, Odell. Scarf, Ames, Clarence
Jennings, Max and Allen Smith, George
Will and Herbert Lawrence, Park, Burke,
Walker, Sherman, Sawyer, Austin and
John Herman, Wallace. Nye. Bailey, Lis
ter, Austin, Ford, Taylor, A. G. Smith,
DR.. j. c. Henchett, Glendinning,
Romney, Game, Dewitt, Jennings,
Franklin, Parker, Gaylord, Hark-
ness, Mckay, Sprsgue. McKimmins,
MIR and Mrs. r. Aft, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Bacon, DR.. and Mrs. Bowers, DIR. and Mrs.
Bsscom, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Allen, Mr. and
Mrs. D. Austin, Judge and Mrs. Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bache, Mr.. and Mrs. Boards
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Bishop, Captain
and Mrs. Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. Conklin,
Mr. and Mrs M. H. Coffin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Smedley,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Sawyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hudson Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Read Ellsworth, Messrs. Mccormick, Delhi,
Katz, Miles, STEPHENSON, Jack, Governor
T homas, Lannan, Wsntlsnd, Putnam,
Zane, Bishop.
Miss Margaret Zane gave very delight
full high five Friday evening to about
forty-five OF her friends Her lovely home
was decorated with great clusters of the
gorgeous sunf1ower in artistic vaces. The
small tables were scattered throughout
| both rooms. Cards upon different colored
ribbons were used as counters, an original
and very good idea. Four prizes were
! given, Miss Matterson winning the first. a
| silver book-mark Miss Witcher took the
consolation. silver glove buttoner. The
| gentleman's first prize was secured by Mr..
| Glendenning, silver key ring. The con-
ISOLATION, silver key ring, fell to Mr..
Fields, A delicious champagne punch
cooled with lemon ice was served through
| out the evening. At the conclusion OF the
| games an appetizing menu was partaken
of. 1t consisted Of:
Chicken Croquet, Bread and Butter,
| Lettuce Salad. French Dressing,
| Olives, Sailed Almonds,
Coffee.
nellan, Royle. Witter, Woodward Belcher,
Conklin, kimball, Mackintosh STANDARD,
Gilmore, Mccormick, Coats, Jarvis, Wood
| ruff, Beatie, Wallace and her guest, Miss
| Matterson, Styer, Witcher. Sharp, Burke
and Rookledge; Messrs. Gorlinski Glen
denning, Sprague, Bidwell, Reid, Van
Vechter, Fields, Hampton, Mccormick,
Witcher, STANDARD, Coats, Mecham, Wood
ruff, Orr, Westervelt, Eberly, Wilks,
Witcher, Sharp and Putnam.
One OF the most charming events of the
week was breakfast at 10 O'Clock Wednes
| day morning given by the Misses Thorn to
the Misses Helen Shearman and Mary
Burke bn the eve of their departure The
table was draped in fine and dainty linen
and the china and other table appointments
preserved pleasing harmony. at the
plate OF each guest was pretty souvenir
| hoo nf dalioato cnlnrad sillx with tbo new,
in gold done In artistic design upon little
squares of boiling cloth. The flower deco.
rations were sweet peas and English ivy.
the latter being arranged in square in the
middle of the liable The sweet peas filled
| two handsome glass bowls completing an
altogether lovely picture. Covers were
! laid for ten. The menu was:
Melon.
Porridge, Toast.
Omlet, Saratoga Chips
| Petits Pains, Chocolate.
Fruit Salad.
Cake.
At the conclusion of the luncheon the
young ladies went nutting in thedrawing
room. Miss Clara Cotton succeeded in
collecting the greatest number for her
souvenir bag, thereby winning the first
prize. The BOBBY prize was q perfect rep
resentation of 8 Chinamap, made OF pea
nuts, and was caraied off by Miss Kelly
The other guests wero Misses Marie
Therese Alff, Clara Bailey, Hattie Mears
and Amy Hyde.
Miss Ella Thomas gave pretty Inn
promtu garden party last evening to about
fifty of her young friends. The grounds
were beautifully lighted aud decorated