The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-03
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Last Roses of Summer Mingled
with May Dances.
Soclety's Queens Revealing in Music and Amuse-
ment-Art Lectures Personal
ftsms. Etc.

Soclety's Queens ReTeling in Music and Amuse-
ment-Art Lectures Personal
ft2ms, Etc.
THANK God for Love: though Love may hurt
Though set with sharpest thorns its rose
may be.
Roses are not OF winter. all attuned
Must be The earth full OF soft STIR and free
And warm ere dawns the rose upon the tree.
The June bride, as well as tho June rose
has gone, sweetest, loveliest OF flowers.
No wonder the bride naturally turns to
this month. setting the important day when
such wealth Of beauty covers the earth
that even 1.-THE humming bird goes bIithely
from flower TO flower, a-hunting with the
bee The season has never been sur
passed IN gayety, entertainment after
entertainment following in such quick sue
cession That the head grows dizzy at
thought Of them.
Happy is the hostess who can deviss
means by which TO entertain all her in
vited guests. Such proved the case when
Mrs. p. Y. Bestie and her sister. Mrs. M.
Y. Dougall, dispensed their generous
hospitality on Wednesday last at the hand
finely adapted for the purpose. having
three rooms Of splendid size opening in
70 one another. Here a musicale was given.
The programme was very chaste, being
printed upon white card board and in the
left hand corner was q graceful bunch of
snow drops. outlined in gold. The num-
bers were as follows. all being delightfully."-
rendered.
duet INSTRUMENTATION Tell'' Rcssini
Miss Celia sharp and Mr. ". b. Dpugall. jr-
2-yocal-' Dreaming -------. ...---- Welllngs
Miss Maggie Bassett.
3-Piano Solo-''TaL hauser'' $500 Wagner
arranged by Li-tz.D
Miss Celia sharp
4-Nocal-"Appear Love at Thy window
Mr.. George D. Pyper.
5-yocal-"S Sunset $500 Dudley Buck
Miss May Preston.
-Nocal-''Armourer's song Robin Hood
Mr.. d. W. Dougall.
Piano Solo-Rhapsodie hongroise NO
MIR. w. B. Dougall, jr.
s-Vocal Selected Miss Jennie Bawley
9-Nocal-"If you love me tell me with your
(From Merry Monarchy
Mr.. George ID. Piper
Mr.. w. b. Dougall, jr., accompanlst.
At the close OF the programme, which
was Enthusiastically encored, all adjourned
TO the grounds. where the theatre dancing
platform had been laid, and joined in the
dance to the delightful strains OF Olsen's
fine band
The grounds were brilliantly illuminated
by u headlight and innumerable Chinese
lanterns, and the young ladies in their
dainty gowns added the triumph of charm
10 the lovely scene, which hundreds in
passing stopped 10 admire. A luxurious
rcsebush, which grew TO the back of the
platform and was laden with its sweet
blossoms. came In for a goodly share Of
admiration.
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numerous tables, from which ices and re-
freshnents were served during the entire
evening The entertainment was pro-
nounced by all. the most delightful of the
season. Among those present were: Mes
danes William Jennings and Emily Chase,
MIR. and Mrs. w. w. Ritter, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
b. Clawson, MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Jennings.
MIR. Heber, M. Wells, Cadet Bryant Wells,
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Clewsop, Mr. and
Mrs VIII James. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. Dun
bar, MIR. and Mrs. James e. Game, MIR. and
Mrs. Geo. d. Cannon, MIR. and Mrs. LIE
Grand Young, Col. and Mrs. 7. q. Weber,
Capt. and Mrs Willard Young, Lieutenant
and Mrs. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Claw
son. Jr Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Clayton, Mes
danes Loucille, Young, Nettie Smell and
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Junius Wells, Mr. and
Mrs H. g. Whitney, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. Dung Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Hardy, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
G. Young, Mrs. and Mrs. Steve Lynch,
DR.. and Mrs. James e. TalInsge, Mr.. and
and Mrs. AlcCune. Mesdames M. J. Bar
rett and julia Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
BsnedicL Mr.. aud Mrs. Roundy. Mr. and
Mrs. Groesbeck, Mr.. and Mrs. n. S.
Young, Mr.. ana Mrs. Moyle. the Misses
Weber, Alton Young, Mamie Price,
Rachel Edwards, Lizzie Smith, Ada Mar
gerry and Birdie Dwyer, Messrs. Charlie
Dwyer, Ives Cobb and Joe Perry. Miss
Beatie assisted her mother and aunt most
charmingly during the evening.
The largest and one Of the most elegant
affairs OF the week YVES dancing party
given by Mrs William Jennings and her
daughter, Mrs. w. w. Ritter, on Friday
last, three hundred and fifty being invited
The magnificent house was embelished
with handsome palms and cut flowers. Mrs.
Jennings in black lace and diamondE, and
Mrs. Ritter in a modish gown Of yellow and
blue shot silk, cream corral lace and dia-
monds, received their guests with cordial
hospitality.
The large dining room, library and hall
were set With small tables where delic-
i0us menu OF
Tomato Salad. Bread and Butter
Ice Cream. Assorted Cake.
Coffee.
was served during the entire evening.
An arbor on the lawn was used as a
punch room. where. after every dance. /
the fair aud gallant vent to refresh them 4
selves before another giddy whr
The grounds presented q fairy like ap-
pearance, and were beautiful beyond com
pare Ia the front of the residence was q
bewiidering array of bright colors in the
japanese lanterns that lent q wltchery to
the scene. At the rear was laid q large
floor for the accommodation OF the
dancers, and here were innumerable I
electric lights. making of the dark
ness q daylight brightness. The list fol-
lowing covers the names Of those present:
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Brown. Mr. and Mrs.
Lylam, Mr.. and Mrs. Craft Mr.. aud Mrs w. I
Hampton. Mr.. and Mrs. Jno Campbell Mr.. /