The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-20

Seventy-hye invitations were issued, Is
being the largest entertainment of the kind
during the week.
Handsome italics of Cleopatra bows and
teur de lis were eXquisitely painted In diff
ferent colors to designate partners.s Three
prizes were offered: the first, fieur de lis
and bow knot in silver was won by Mrs.
Holmes, Mrs. Benson and Mrs. Wilkinson
/ drawing or it. Mrs Fox received the sec
oud, q card case and port monte, Misses
Hardness, Kimball ana Beattie as well
as Mrs. Archer, drawing for it,
For the third prize fifteen ladies drew
Mrs. Palmer winniagand taking the sill
Yer hat piu Of feur de lis.
The following ladies'. together with those
1 already named, We're present: Me danes
/ Couklin, Horn. Hobbs. Brink, Duke,
] Sadler, Lynn, McGurrin, Klnkead, Bill
llngs, L. S. Walker Woodruff, Paul Law
renee, Niles, Young, Stephens. Gregg
Dart, Royle, Hardness, Douglass Dsne
1 Zipf, Coat'. T. G. Bailey WeIgel Donnel-
an, 8inman, Beatte Boyd, Aft, Bacon
FABIAN, Chute. Anderson. Blair, Sprague
Zane, Meloy. ST. John, NJ. 7. i3alsy, W.
I Y. Richards, Johnston, Allen, Palmer,
4 Kendall, Hickman, Morrison; Misses Fox,
Conklin, Agatha ConSlin, Hamilton, Sad
/ Ter, Lawrence, Hardness, Ora Hardness,
Anderson ana Zane.
! The reception of Mrs. George Sanger
Gannett yesterday afternoon ia honor of
! YORK, was one Of the most elegant func-
tions OF the week. Mrs. Ganue,t had
/ decked her cczy little home on Safe street
with rare taste. The dining room was
aglow with warm colors, reaacted through
rcd shades, that softened candle and gns
! light yet gave Venetian tint TO the heavy
cut glass that sparkled on the taoe. rae
drawing room was emnelished with
clusters of yellow chrysauthemums. Mrs.
| CanneluS reception OF her guests was
graceful aud cordial She was handsomely
! aitred in a OeugAllne silk of old rose and
white lace gHrnitnre.
! Mrs. Carson STOOD at her daughters
! right and received Inc friends presented
with gentle dignity and Winning smile. Sne
1 wore 4 toilet of rare richness, black silk
Dengaline ela0orateiy trimmed VITA cus
jet, and houuced with Galntiest of Brussels
lace. At the throat and wrists was an ex-
qulsIte pattern OF point iace OF couweb
texture. Ii was held at the throat by
cross OF splendid pearls. with diamond
center. la her ears we're magnificent
black Roman pedr-snaped pearls.
those who assisted were Mrs. b. II.
kelsall in costume OF the loveliest shell
pink crepe, carnation pink5 were at her
belt, She was at the table. Mrs. Russell
Gee Woodruff wore e anisome toilet of
mauve trimmed in black velvet
Mrs j. *. Griffin, oil We green bengaline.
Miss Grace Young was lovely in white.
Mrs. Ed Burke in black silk with scarlet
flowers, and she, too, presided al the table.
The invited guests were as follows:
Mesdnmes w. p. Lynn, Gilbert p.
-.
Wood ward, j. ID. Thompson, M. j. Gray,
Shepard Henry G. Wallace, AdoIph T.
VoIlmer, H. G. Harrison, A. A. Gibson, e.
L. Sprague, Helen e. Gage. Hugh Maui
din, b. r. Amy, D. G. Dunbar, Thomas
w. Jennings, f. K Gregg Ezra Davis
Haskins, H. H. Mcdonnell, G. q. Price. c.
w. Lyman, Q. j. Weatherby, Ellinora
Young, j. B. Game, j. j. Judson, j. f.
Grant. G. NJ. Downey. Ellsworth Dagget,
Misses Young and Keeny, Mrs. E. A. Vim
cent, f. S. Bascom. f. Clark Kelly,
Il. H. Cabell, G. L.. Robertson, j.
p. Bache, F. g.. McGurrin, j. H.
BeifusS. A. q. Standard Q. e. Dallin.
Lewis. +. A. Druple, M. j. Beach, j. W.
Campbell, S. S. Schmit, f. Kimball, Hoyt
Sherman, c. l.. Boyd, NJ A. Rood Senior,
Marshall Weber, Harry Burnett, Misses
Flanders and Armstrong. Mrs. Knkaid,
David Utter, DeGolyer, McGill. c. w.
Miller, Misses Thompson and Wallace, Y.
Wallace John Craig. w. S. Temple, Charles
SchilI. Bnddel Miss Buddel. Mrs. Schick.
John w. Sharp. Abel Leonard, S. o. b.
Cummings, Cooper, j. Il. Van Horn, Nor
ton, II. W. Lawrence, Miss Lawrence.
Misses Jones, Conover Isaac |. Dof1inger.
Last Friday night at the new residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beesley, 367 West