The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-28

with flags, and the charming little hostess
made everyone welcome. A lawn party is
especially adapted for sociability. The
subdued light and the outdoor freedom
induce the belief that we are
free, and .aif thought of cap
tivity gone, we at once proceed to become
slaves. A delightful evening was passed
in social chat, song and cards, every one
INDUCING in that which just suited their
taste. Delicious refreshments were par
taken of consisting of:
Shrimp Salad,
Toasted Crackers, Sailed Almonds, Olives,
Peach Ice Cream,
The guests were: Mesdames M t.
Bailey, ). f. DAVIS. O.. S. Gaylord and ].
D. Adams; the Misses Hoge, Lowe, Burke,
Clara Bailey, Palmer. Mccormick, Claw
Minnie Kiesel of'Ogden, Etheiyn Weber,
Ellis, Edna Sherman, Ida Chandler,
Carrie Williams, Donnellan, Stanchfield,
Hardy and McKimmins, Senator Saun-
ders, Messrs. Park, Charles Saunders
of Omaha, Nye. Clapp of Boston,
Max and Allen Smith, Frank aud John
Burke, Will and Sharp Walker, Arthur
and Walter Bailey. Kstz, Giendinning.
Frank Holland. Noble, Albert Taylor, Nc
Gregg, Gaylord, Dinwoodey, Enos Hoge,
Bishop and Ford.
The merriest party Of young people
took the promised tally-ho ride on We'd
nesday evening, which was given in
honor of Misses Burt and Shearman.
They started with the footing of horns
and gayest of laughter. The party num-
bercd forty five At the conclusion of the
drive all returned and partook OF delic-
GUS supper with the Misses Shearman.
There were present the Misses Alh, Col
ton, Lowe. Stanchheld, Bailey, Ella
Thomas, Hoge, McKimmins. Wells. Ida
Chandler, Maud and Garry Thorn, Maud
Hardness, Mccormick, Miss Stella OF
Ogden, Miss Kiesel and Mary Wood ward,
Messrs. Burke, Dinwocdsy, Katz. Park,
Hoge, Anderson, Bailey, Mccormick, Nye,
Walker, Hardy, Mckay. Diehl, Ford and
MckImmlns.
Miss Clara Bailey gave small five
o'clock tea Wednesday in compliment to
the Misses Burke and Shearmsn.
On the dainty tea-taDle tempting repast
was spread, consisting of:
Bread and Butter Sandwiches, Olives,
Lettuce and Tomato Salad,
lcs Cream, Cake
Tea.
The names Of those present follow: The
Misses Hoge. Aft, Carrie and Maud Thorn,
Edna Snearman, Kiesel Of Ogden, Thomas
Cotton and Lowe.
Mrs. L. F. KulIak gave delightful high
five on Wednesday evening last EiRh.
tables were filed and ten games played.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. James
OConnor, Mrs. M. A. Kullak of Califor-
MIA, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. DAILY, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Chase, Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Mccormick,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Noble, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. A. Smiley, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Cross
man, Mr.. and Mrs. james Kirk, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. w. Sears, Mrs. and Mrs. R. b.
Whittemore, MIR. and Mrs. G. Henderson.
MIR. and Mrs. S. Smith; Misses e. Trout
of st. Louis, Anna Kullak of California,
Ida Noble. Mary Webb Davis, Belle Hen
deraon, Isabella Sears. Fanny O'Meara,
Mary Donovan. Teresa Ford, Phyllis
Young; Messrs. Frank Holland, NJ e. Nc
E. Hubbard. DR.. E. Whitney, Will o. Mera.
Charles Pavey, Dwight Ryland of San
Jose, Cal; Frod Noble. George Wester-
welt, w. Ford.
The head prize, silver match box, was
won by MIR. w. Z. Hubbard. Consolation
prize, deck of cards, fell to MIR. S. w.
Sears. Ladies' head prize, silver SOU
venir spoon, was won by Mrs L. c. Coss-
man. Ladies' consolation. taken by Miss
Trout, basket of candy.
On Tuesday evening Miss Esther Ed
rige entertained very delightfully."-, party