The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-25

buttercup hue. Miss Emma was in an
exquisite shade of heliotrope silk and
Miss Geneve wore becoming toilet of rec
silk.
The TALES were pink and blue ribbons,
gold and green bells taking the place Of
stars. The ladies' first prize, gold
souvenir spoon, was captured by Miss
Annie Tribe, the second prize, a hand
painted olive dish fell to Miss Minnie
Sears.
The gentleman's first prize, silver tie
holder, was won by Mr.. Win Romney, the
second Mr.. Hugh Dougall carried away
it was silver key ring. The following
were those present: The Misses Weller,
Susie Ritter, Annie Tribe, Minnie Sears,
Lillian Hamlin, Edith Moyle, Edna Hyde,
Leah Dunford, Eta Calder, Ida Moyle,
Florence Mole, Luta Van, Mrs. Rodney
Badger, Beele Armstrong, Nettie Howe
! Dorothy Sears, Lutte Currie. and Messrs.
Lewis Hills. e. S. Burton, V. 2. Wells,
! Mark Pitt, Edgar Hills, Will Romney
Hugh Dougall, R. I. Badger, j z. White
Gene Hills, Theo Burton, Will Arm
strong, II. NJ. Pitt, Hyde Young, George
Ritter, Rob Lewis. Walt Ellerbeck, Hor-.
ace Ellerbeck, G. II. Wells.
The high five card party given on
Wednesday at the handsome home OF
Judge and Mrs. e. D. Hoge, by Miss
Luacine and Mr.. Enos Hoge, was, as had
been anticipated, a very charming affair,
and thoroughly enjoyed by all who were
fortunate enough to accept.
The prizes were handsome, and drawn,
the first by Miss Marian Stout, it being a
gold pen. Miss Roman Stout received
the second, a souvenir spoon. MIR. Rob
Stevenson won the gentlemen S first prize,
a silver match safe, and Ben Romny re-
ceived the second, a japanese stamp case.
Dainty and delicious refreshments wei 9
served at the close of the game. The fol-
lowing were the guests present: Misses
Stanchfield and Chandler, the Misses
Stout, the Misses Mcmillan, Katie Will
liams, Clara Furgason; Messrs. Will
Gray, Robert Stevenson, George Smith,
Kent Smith, Bert Lawrence, Ben Romney
and Milton Miles.
The elegant quarters of the Alta club
have put on their holiday attire and are
bright with the red berries of the holly,
and fresh with the evergreen fir. No
more delightful place for entertaining
could be imagined than right here, where
everything is so perfect in the appoint
ments ana where guests meet with every
consideration and attention from the OBJ
liging MIR. Vollmer, and, indeed, all of
its. officers. On Tuesday last Mr.. p. Il.
Lannan gave handsome dining there to
the following ladies and gentlemen: Gov
ernor Thomas, Miss Ella Thomas, Hon.
and Mrs. @. @. Goodwin and son, Mrs.
Gaylord, son and daughter, and Mrs.
Subra.
The Manitou card club met on Wednes-
day evening with their usual number of
presents. The game was played with the
following result: Mrs. Ingersoll wou
the ladies' first prize, hand painted
bracket; Miss Jennie Hawley received
the consolation, Mr.. Ingersoll took the
first prize for gentlemen, and Mr.. Stan
ton the second, deck OF cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Reyes gave an
card party on Thursday evening,
which proved very enjoyable to all pres
ent. The guests were DIR. and Mrs. A. G.
Ewing, DR.. and Mrs. Pinkerton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Gannett, Mr.. and Mrs. Dixie
Clark and Miss Royle, Messrs. Wallace,
Van Vechten and Cameron.
Mrs. Frank B. Stevenson entertained
and delightfully."- Mr.. and Mrs.
F. e. Gregg on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Matte Merrel left Friday morning
for Garden city, Kan, and will visit with
her sister there during the holidays.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Styer are down
from Logan and will remain in the city
for the holidays.
Mrs. and Miss Grissom are in the city
with Mrs. Ella F. Dyer for the holidays.
The cotillion to be given Tuesday even