The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-06

gown Ell train, was distinguished and hand
some in appearance.
Mrs. Joseph E. Game, pink faille and
brocaded silk, diamond.
Miss Mabel Pratt, light blue India crepe.
Miss Campbell, flame satin rhadames.
Miss Jotie Beattie and Miss Allie Davis,
in charming costumes Of red crepe, beauti-
fully designed.
Mrs. LIE Grand Young, mahogany silk
visiting dress.
Mrs. John Campbell, white heavy corded
silk.
Mrs. Isaac Jennings, lovely gown of
white silk and black lace prettily COM
bined.
Miss Lou Manning, lemon silk with
black lace trimmings.
Mrs. Weber, black silk and ornaments.
Miss Weber, charming decollete dress
of red crepe dechene.
Mrs. Dunbar, in yellow silk and diamond
ornaments.
Miss George Weber, in simple and
sweet gown of cream white faille.
Mrs. John Sharp, white corded silk
gown.
Miss Celia Sharp, in grey-mosie antique.
Miss Noble, black satin, embroidered
in gold.
Miss Lucille Young. charmingly gowned
in pink chiffon.
Mrs. DENLY, terra Gotta silk.
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diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Lieutenant Newton, pink tulle
and diamonds.
| Mira. Lieutenant tombstone, in white
crepe, was much admired.
Miss KatZ, rose-colored chiffon.
Miss Margie Dwyer, in pink 8 ilk.
Miss Birdie Dwyer, blue silk anu white
lace.
Miss Eldredge, in corn colored silk, with
harmonizing adjuncts.
Misses Woodward, in beautiful white
crepe gowns, fashioned in the latest mode.
Miss Blanche Kimball, in pink embroid-
cred crepe, with plaitings of chiffon.
! Miss Lawrence, blue brocade and dia-
monds.
Misses Fabian, in pretty dresses Of red
silk and blue faille.
Miss Winnie kimball, heliotrope silk,
pearl passementrie.
The gentlemen present were Captain
Noble, Lieutenants Newton, Wright,
Johnson, Vance, Steadman, Sorley, Messrs.
Max Smith, Crabbe, w. G.. Sharp,
Isaac Jennings, Walter Jennings, Willard
Young, Fields, T. w. Jennings, Win Law
renee, DENLY, E. r. Eldridge, E. G. Coffin,
w. d. Pavey, Dean Holden, Grant Hamp-
ton, Edmund Bourke. S. M. Barratt
Robert Glendenning, Jack Rookledge
Reid, Win Smedley, d. c. Dunbar, J. w
Campbell, Cobb, Donellan, Charles Game
Fabian, Bidwell, r. W. Young, John w
Sharp, Horace Eldridge, Joseph E. Game
and S. K. Hooper.
A Constsntinople tea will be given By
the Unitarian ladies on Thursday
afternoon, when Madame Amy will dis
course upon life at the Turkish capital, q
which she once visited.
The beautiful new residence on the cor
ner of Second South and Thirteenth East
which is the home of Assistant United
! States Attorney Stephens, was the abiding
} place for few hours of Dickens charac
ters, who INDUCED in high five party OF
: Tuesday evening.
The perfectly consistent arrangement o
the party and its minutest detail were il
| conformity with the name of Dickens
and the familiar characters were topics 70
! versatile conversation throughout tn
: evening. The invitation itself was pref
tily worded one, reading thus:
There's a Dickens high five next Tuesday a
eight,
Can you come? And come early for If you ar
, There'l be ''Dorrit' or "Pickwick" or "oliYe
Twist
Left 10 play all alone; so you see you'll b
missed.
Now unless perchance your bed you are i'll in
Pray send US message that "Barkis is willin.
Some of the acceptances were orginis
and unique, among them that of Major an
r Mrs. Silva:
Yes tBarkis is willin'' and Peggetty too
d Delighted TO think they're invited by you,
And Peggetty Silva. with extra strong thread,
= Will sew on her buttons and not live in dread
Or having them fly in every direction
If aught that's amusing should meet inspection
( Next Tuesday with Barkis she'll surely drive