The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-02-12

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Mrs. Roberts, Messrs Mainland, Kerr,
Lawrence, Smith, Van Vetchen, Hol-
land, Donnellan, Zane, Bickwell, Kear-
ney, Glendenning, Nye, Taylor, Parey
and Keyes.
At the high five party given by Mrs.
May Clawson, Gertrude and Milton
Allen Friday evening the following guests
were present: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Din
woodey, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Lynch, Mr..
and Mrs. Wash Young, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
j. Moran, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Mcintyre
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Kinoaid, Mr.. and Mrs.
i o. K. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs Haywood,
Mrs. Fred Clawson, miss Hette Young,
Miss Nellie Walker, Miss Dollie Walker.
Miss Romano Stout, Miss Francis
Bertha Benedict, Miss Minnie Shoe
bridge, Mr.. Harold Pitt, Mr.. Will
Dinwoodey, Mr.. Will Groesbeck
Mr.. j. Rogers, Mr.. Bruff, MIR. r.
Grant, Mr.. Charley Simpson, DR..
Whitney, Mr.. Leland Rocks.
Miss Benedict took the lady's first prize,
and Mr.. Will Groesbeck the first gentle
mans Consolation prizes were won by
Miss Minnie Shoebridge and Mr.. Steve
| Lynch.
The monthly progressive high five
party given at the residence OF Mrs. w.
S. Simplzins was very pleasant affair.
Sixteen couples part cipated in the game,
and the prizes were awarded as follows
First prizes were given to Mr.. Ogloni and
Miss Fuller, for the championship, and
the consultations fell to Mrs. Pierce and
Mr.. Simpkins, after which substantial
lunch was partaken of. These meetings
were inaugurated by Mrs. j. Milton, who
is also the president, for the financial and
social benefit of the organization.
There was given, last Friday night, a
delightful surprise party at the residence
of Mrs. George c.. Riser, it being his
forty-fourth birthday. High five was in
dulged in, after which tempting repast
was served. The first prize, which was a
dainty hand-painted cup and saucer, was
won by Mrs. w. II. Breeze. The conso-
lation, pepper and salt stand, was given
to Mrs. e. a. Lesser. A very enjoyable
evening was the decision of all.
The following are the names of those
who were present: Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ.
Janney, Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Player, Mr..
and Mrs. William II. Breeze, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Z. Riser, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Janney
Miss Minnie Benson, Miss Mamie Hayes,
Miss Amy Player, Miss Minnie Lloyd,
Miss Hattie POLAND, Miss Mable Brough,
Miss Nellie Riser, Mr.. II. Goodyear, Mr..
George Collett, Mr.. Ed Price, Mr.. Ed AL
len, Mr.. Al niser, Mr.. e. Fisher, Mr.. L..
Needam, Mr.. Will Caldwell, Mr.. Sid DAVIS,
Mr.. D. Goodyear, Mr.. Ed Dalton, Mr.. E..
Lesser, Mr.. E. Brough, Mr.. w. Morgan,
Mr.. j. Ward, Mr.. T. Keddell.
The reception given by Mrs. II. P.
Henderson at her new house, 627 e. First
South street Friday afternoon and even
ing, was one of the most charming al
fairs of the season. The house, which is
so prettily and tastefulIy furnished, was
darkened. The gaslight seemed to en-
phasize the beauty of the young debut
antes and the other guests that were
present. Smilax were arranged artisti-
cally and the sweet strains of music
which was discoursed by string orches-
ira was enchanting. Refreshments were
served upon little tables and waited upon
by Misses Lea Judd, Kate Williams and
Jean Groo. The punch table was pre-
sided over by Misses Bell Hen
derson and Clara Baily. two
charming girls dressed in red. Mrs.
Henderson inaugurated a new thing in
the way of inviting all one's friends
where the room is limited. In this way
part of the guests were hidden to come
between the hours of and o'clock. and
the others between the hours of and 6
O'Clock. 1t is a solution of the vexing
question of how to avoid sighting any
one Mrs. Henderson was assisted by
the following young ladies': Misses
Zane. Sprague and Ashmore.
Those who responded to invitations
We're Mrs. Robert Hardness and the
Misses Hardness, Mrs. P. L. Williams,
Mrs j. L. Rawlins, Mrs. Mccormick,
Miss Mccormick, Miss Keogh, Mrs. Ar