The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-03
ingly assisted in dispensing the the dain-


ingly assisted in dispensing the the dain-
ties.
Claret Punch. Strawberries.
Ice Cream. Assorted Cake,
Marshmallow.
The mantel and bouffet were brightly
adorned with the brilliant California
poppy, blue bachelor. buttons and tempting
red cherries in their dress of green. Dur
ing the afternoon two delightful musical
selections were given-"Comin' Through
the Rye" by Miss Snyder and 'Chapin's
lmpromptu'' by Miss Taylor of California.
hundred invitations were out and
among those present were Mesdames Bias
ONE. Cotton, Coates, Grant, johnson, Judd,
Zane, JEFF Lawrence, Niles. Roberts.
Miles Trent, Willism Walker, STANDARD, r.
Brown, Vincent, McVickert Chase, Will
lam Hyde, Rood, Carter, Siegel, Volmer,
Sleeves, Plummer, Bailey, Dreuhl. 6. E.
Hedges, Jones, Nolan Pitts. Owens, Rad
cliff, Misses McCloud, Neva Kelly, Trent
and Amy Hyde.
Yesterday Miss Chaffee finished the
fourth lecture of an art course which has
engaged the attention of many Of our
brightest and most refined society women
during the past week. Her topic was
"Feminine Besuty and Physical Culture y
''My aim in converting you here" said
the lecturess, ''is. first, to cultivate the
artistic sense; second, to acquire q true
standard of taste respecting the beauty of
woman, and. third, to stimulate the appre-
citation of personal beauty ana incite to
systematic physical training"
Though Miss Chaffee does not allow any
synopsis of the lecture in print, it is not
amiss TO say that she points her sex to n.y.
gienic measures as the high road 10 lasting
beauty, which is proper aim for the most
intellectual.
She advocates the harmonious co-ordi-
nate education of the mental, moral aud
physical natures as the only true develop
ment of a perfect womanhood and the
source of most transcendant beauty.
"Eventually.n said she, TOUR eastern col
leges will evolve system producing real
American prototype"
account of the way in which Vassar, We'll
lesly, Smith, BrYn Mawr and the Wo-
mans college at Baltimore pratice ply
training, which, in all these noble institu-
tons keeps place with severe mental train
ing and high moral culture.
This general awakening happily comes
almost simultaneously with the objection
against the higher education of woman
her physical inability to sustain the mental
strain of college education.
The reply TO this objection is the college
gymnasium.
AT the close of the lecture yesterday sew
erai of the most enthusiastic ladies made a
formal request that Miss Chaffee would
give at an early date lime light exhibition
of statuary and classic pictures in the
evening. And it is said that such an en-
tertainment may transpire in the near
future ss a fitting finale to the art talks
the last of which takes place next Tuesday
at O'clock at the Walker House.
The topic is artistic Dress"
Mrs. George Downey chaperoned a
party last week for days outing to
Lambs canon. Misses Middleton, Zane,
Shearman, Kat7, Lucille and Alton Young,
Ellis, Lawrence, little Misses Katz, Shear
man and Young; Messrs. G. Lawrence.
DIR. Witcher, Glendenning, Bishop, John
son, George Downey, Shearman, Ellis.
Greie, Fields, Hampton Zane. Young and
Ford were of the party. 1t goes without
saying that they had right-royal time.
About twenty young people went to the
Lake on Friday and had dance at the
pavilion. They were chaperoned by Mr..
and Mrs. Montgomery and had very de
lightful time. Among those Of the party
were the Misses George McKimmins,
Alma and Emily Kaiz. Florence and Min
ME Roundy, Helen. Edith ana Edna
Shearmau; Messrs Albert Taylor, viii
Smedly, Chris Diehl ami Harry Shearman.
Mrs. F. e. McGurrin's mother, Mrs.
Darling is visiting her and was at Mrs.
McCornick's musicale Friday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. w. F. James give a high
five on Tuesday next in honor OF their
neice, Miss James, who is at present their
guest.
Mrs. Ed Chapman, of Boston, is visiting
her friend, Mrs. Ferdinand j. Fabian.
Mr.. Gunter's father, also his brother and
wife arrived in Salt Lake Tuesday, for a
visit of two weeks.
"A new centre piece for table decoration
is large, white osier basket filled with
sweet peas, surrounded by low dishes Of
cut glass filled with Strawberries.
Another pretty thought is cut glass
dish filed with the white sweet pea bios
SONS with gay colOred butterflies lowering
over them.
Ices, pure and simple only. are served at
afternoons, punch for cool evenings or
garden parties.
A party Of young people chaperoned by
Mrs. Trent went TO the lake on Monday
and had charming time Those who COM
posed the party we're Miss Taylor of Cali
fornia, Miss McCloud. Misses Stalman and
Whitney. Messrs. Van Horn. Lewis,
Traver, Payton and DR.. Worthington.
A very enjoyable musicale was given on
Thursday evening by Mrs. Williams, which
was very well attended.
Rumor has it that two Of society's great
est favorires are TO be married this fall.
Miss Elba Godbe returned from Califor-
MIA Thursday morning.
An informal dance was given at the
Fort Tuesday last. Those who went from