The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-06
A BRILLIANT WEEK
A Series sof Social Entertain
ments Given.
END OF THE SEASONS GAYETY
sackcloth and Ashes the Garment of Lent,
But Yet Parties Enough to Relieve
the MonotOny

The we'll known hospitality of the south
erners on Tuesday evening took the form
of progressive euchre party at the parlors
of the Walker. The spacious and well ap-
pointed rooms were filled with tables and
about them seated animated and interested
players who, when the scores were counted,
anxiously scanned each record that they
might learn the successful competitor.
The ladies' first prize, a pretty wicker
basket of conserves tied with bronze
ribbons, was awarded Mrs Newman; the
second, a bisque jewel case, Mrs. Simondi !;
the consolation prize, silver salt and pepper
box, Mrs. Weatherby. The gentlemen's
first prize was won by Mr.. Gunter, a
unique silver counter, with deity arranged
facilities to make it useful; the second, a
pen tray of lacquered ware, Mr.. Murray
the consolation, copy of Hovle,
by DR.. McAcheran. The prizes were par
ticularly tasteful and appropriate. The
luncheon served in the dining room at IL 80
was a tine repast. Altogether it was a
most thoroughly enjoyable occasion. The
reception committee, composed of Mes
danes Weatherby, Watts and Sloan, as
sisted by the gallant Leutenants Hackney
and Eberly, received the guests in the
north parlor. There were present DIR. and
Mrs Wea1herby, Mr.. and Mrs. Watts, Mr.
and Mrs. Cotton, DR.. and Mrs. Ewing, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Is. Walden, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn, Mrs L. c. Trent, Miss Mcleod,
Mrs. Smell, Mrs. Newman, Miss Black.
wood, Miss Apologize, Mrs. c. H. Whit
ney, Mrs. William Sloan, Walker Glnter,
w. @. YsnHorn, DR.. Worthington S. H.
lewis, Z. II. Peyton, Mrs. Z. II. Dyer
Mrs. Judge Henderson, Colonel II. c. Lett,
Miss Nellie Lett, Mr.. Falconer, Miss Thorn
Miss Benson, Mrs. Bishop, Mr.. Hardy
Mr.. Lindsay, Mr.. Eberly, Lieutenant
Hackney, DR.. McAchran, Mr.. VIII Ert
and Miss Erb, MIR. and Mrs. Jones, Mrs
Simoudi, Mr.. and Mrs l.. G. Crossmsn.
Many pretty evening toilettes and hand
some street costumes were worn by the
ladies, the gentlemen lending dignity By
wearing full dress suits.
Tue wealth and beauty of the city as.
semhled on Tuesday night at the Unior
club as the guests of Messrs. Joseph Cain,
and Sydney Hooper to meet the captivating
debutaote, Miss Alice Hooper, who has re
Gently returned from an extensive eastern
trip Flowers were used with lavish hanC
il the decoration of the three psrlors, upol
which crash was stretched for dancing
A select orchestra dscoursed bewitchiny
music The supper was served elegant,
in the dining room on the top floor and al
went merry as marriage bell.
The costumes of the ladies in genera
were the handsomest of the season.
Mas Hooper wore gown of pale blue
an artistic conception of the modistes art
with filmy black lace accessories.
Miss Dot Sears, red failee Franchise
Mrs. Richard Young. cardinal crepe d
chene en- train, and Venice dainty lac
ruffles.
Miss Mae Jennings, in pink crepe wit
plaitings Of chiffon, was lovely.
Miss Holden, pale blue crepe round nee
and sleeveless.
Mrs. Bourke, black silk embroidery i
cut jet.
Mrs. willard Young, a dress of blu
mousselaine.
Mrs. Tom Jennings, in elegant black sill