The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-10-09
THE SOCIAL REALM.
Events in the Fashionable Circles of Sal
Lake

Events in the Fashionable Circles of Salt
Lake.
No more artistic or rarely beautiful floral
the three entertainments given by Mrs
Isaac A. Clayton at her lovely cottage
which overlooks the city The guests
numbered eighty and were divided so as TO
fill three afternoons. The fret was a high
tea given 10 ten ladies. Fall leaves in all
their gorgeous cooring were banked high
against the dining room window, producing
lovely effect. shading as they did from
deepest crimson to the highest yellow. The
chandeliers were completely hidden by the
leaves, the lights showing softly through.
Five large swlngin lamps were also intro-
duced and swung from the sides of the
windows, and these, too, threw out
their witching light in subdued rays,
giving an enchanting tone to
bright lined leaves that yelled them. The
red dahllRs, which were also used gave a
deeper tone to the color scheme jaime
margaretes rose from the center of the
table, and were laid st each cover being
tied with ribbons of the same tint. The
guests were Mesdames VIII jennings. T.
G. Webber, F. S. Richards. w. B. Dougall.
W. J. Beaie, o. F. Whitney, LeGrande
Young. l.. G. Young, and G. G. Young.
On tuesday afternoon a high i've was
given with the same color scheme carried
out. The tally cards were unique and ex-
ceedlnRiy pretty. An American flag was
exquisitely painted in water colors upon
card board, the thirteen couples present
representing the thirteen origina! states
and their capitOls with Uncle Sam and the
fair Columbia at the head AS game was
won or lost. the gold or red star was
placed upon the flag. The first prize. an
elegant cut glass jelly bowl, was won by
Mrs. Celia Sharp, and the consolation, a
Japanese bon bon box, fell to Mrs. H. G.
Whitney. The other ladies present were
Mrs. S. H. Lynch, Mrs. c. H. Kraft, Mrs.
George d. Alder Mrs Winnie Ellerbeck.
Miss Florence Alder, Miss Jeanette Rich
ards Mrs. Hattie Hsrwood, Mrs. Amy
Taylor, Miss Alton Young, Miss Ethelyn
Webber, Mrs. Florence Bradley, Mrs.
Mabel Held, Miss Rose Clayton, Miss Elite
Ellerbeck, Miss Lucy YanCott, Miss NAV
Preston, Miss Mamie Shoebridge. Mrs W.
@. Hampton, Miss Marjorie DWyer, Miss
Louise Thatcher, Miss Edna Wells, Mrs.
Ada Cannon, Miss jote Bestie, AIiss Nellie
Groes beck, Mrs. Fred ClawsOn, Miss Iyie
Clswson, Miss Lulu Clawson, Miss Tesse
Clawson. Mrs. Nellie Brown, Mrs Lueils
Young, Mrs. o. Z. Whitney, Miss Curtee
Young, Mrs. Florence Thatcher. Miss
Alley Davis, Mrs. Murray Gcdbe, Mrs. Sci
ClawsOn.
On Thursday, though the room decora-
lions were as on Tuesday, violet was ex-
changed for the yellow tone in the tallies.
Cute little gold baskets, tied with violet
ribbons, and little lunches of ylolets tied
with like colored ribbon and sealed with
gold or red star, as the occasion demanded,
were used.
The prizes were, first, cut glass olive
bowl, won by Miss Emma Ellerbeck. Con-
ISOLATION, a japanese bronze Don bon box
filled with candied violets, was carried off
by Miss Meme Price. The completed list
Of guests follows
Mrs. Rossiter, Mrs. Birdie Clawson.
Mrs. B. L. Loung, Mrs. Ernest Eldredge,
Misses Grace and Lucille Long, Mrs. r. w.
Long, Mrs G. D. Piper, Mrs Farlow,
Mrs. Dallin. Mrs. t. w. Jennings, Mrs.
Willard Long, Misses Cora and Aiiace
Hooper. Mrs. Campbell and Mics Camp
bell, Lotue Weber, Miss Marjorie
Dryer, George Weber, Mrs. H. Din
woodey, Mira. w. W. Ritter, Mrs. Walter
jennings Mrs. w. w. Clayton, Mrs. James
Jennings. Lucia c. Long. Miss Retta
Young, Miss Fannie Young, Miss o. L.
Whitney, Miss Lucy Van Colt, Mrs. VIII
Hampton, Mrs ]. d. Spencer Mrs. Net
tie L. Smell, Mrs. Eva Davis, Mrs. Spencer
Clawson.