The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-29

Jones, Silva Southworth, Wightman,
Dallin, McNicker, G. e. Allen, Fox; Miss
Fox; Mesdames Gillmer, Campbell,
Bishop, Brubeck, L. G. Bailey, Bascom,
S. +. Walker, Standard, Hobbs, Vincent,
Nibs, Nelden. Lynn, Brink, McGurrin,
Bache, Arthur Parsons, Brnker Lyons,
Wantland, Stevens, and Miss Cook.
| One of the most recherche dinners was
given at Fort Douglas on Friday evening
by DR.. and Mrs. Kendall. The guests of
honor were Colonel and Mrs. Penrose.
Covers were laid for twelve. The other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Dag
gett, Major and Mrs. Freeman, Captain
Woodbury., DR.. and Mrs. HeiZman and
Miss Freeman. The loveliest of roses
and carnations of different hue were given
the ladies and gentlemen. Between each
plate was laid a rose or cluster of carna-
tons, and by their color, the couple
wearing the corresponding flower OF like
tint, found their seats. ltWaS an exceed
ingly pretty arrangement.
On Wednesday evening last quite
number of guests from town enjoyed
another of the charming informal hops at
Fort Douglas. A very good floor, excel
lent music and the presence of attractive
uniforms could scarcely fail to make the
hours pass swiftly and pleasantly. At IL
o. clock simple but delicious refreshments
were served at the officers club. Those
present were: Colonel and Mrs. Blunt,
Colonel and Mrs. Penrose, Major and
Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Nc
Farland, Mrs. Newton, Mrs. Wright, Z
Mrs. j. E. Caine, Misses Sorley, Dim
mick, Granger, Bacon, Hooper, Aft,
Hardness, Ora Hardness, Hoge, Ethelyn,
Weber. Captain Woodbury., Lieuten-
ants Tyler, Blunt, Steedman, Thurston, /.
Newton, Cowies, Wright, Hackney, I
Gregg. Sorley, Erwin and Palmer
Messrs. j. e. Caine, Oglesby, Donnellan,
Lawrence, Kerr, Smith and Joe Young. /
Mrs. Royle and Miss Martha Royle,
who left with Judge Royle for Denver
some two weeks since, are being most de- .
lightfully feted there. Mr.. Edwin Milton
Royle, and his bride, are also in Denver,
guests of their aunt, Mrs. Joseph A
Thatcher, so there is happy family re-
union. One of the beautiful receptions
given Mr.. Royle, his bride, and his
mother and sister was a "Princeton''
affair; the colors black and orange being
used, they made an unusually brilliant (
picture.
The marriage of Miss Daisy Brown,
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view, Mo-. to Mr.. Fred. w. Scarf of
Salt Lake city, was quietly celebrated On
Wednesday at p. M, at the residence of {
her sister, Mrs Bronson, of Maryland
avenue, St. Louis. Salt Lake society may
be congratulated upon the acquisition of
another of Missouri's lovely daughters.
The happy couple have arrived and are at
the Knutsfcrd.
TheMonday night dancing class had its
first meeting at Cliffs hall. BIr. and
Mrs. H. D. Niles, Mr.. and Mrs Hoyt
Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs. Silva, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Carson, Mr..
and Mrs. Gannett, Mrs. r. B. Turner,
Miss Blair, Mesdames SouthWorth, Lowe
and Archer and Messrs. Wallace, Knox,
Van Vechten and Cameron were present.
A surprise party was given Miss Ida
Chandler on Friday evening which was in
every way delightful affair. The guests
were Misses George McKimmons, Mary
and Florence Roundy, Ethel Lynn,
Grace Stanchfield and Maud Murray.
Messrs. Katz, Romney, Robert Stephe-
son. VIII Gray, Taylor, Lockwood and /
DiehT.
A very pleasant high five was given
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. B. G.
Raybould. Those who played the game
were Mr.. and Mrs. John I'll. Hughes. the
Misses Rose and Kate Raybould and Miss
Mary Webb Davis, Messrs. R. E. Wilkin-
son, Peyton and Gunter.
Messrs. j. M. Ricketts, and J. s.
Cameron very handsomely entertained
Judge and Mrs. Colburn, Mr.. and Mrs. |
E. B. Critchlow, Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell |
Benson at the Alta club on Thursday last.
After dinner the party went to the theatre
to witness ga Trip to Chinatown
The Guitar and Banjo club met with |
Miss Woodward Friday evening. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Downey, the
Mistes Hardness, Woodward, Anderson
and Davis, the Messrs, Park, Holden and
Robertson. The club is improving and
now renders most admirably some lovely
selections.
Mrs. and Mr.. John M. Young enter
tainen a number of their friends on
Thursday evening at high five. Among
the guests were. Mrs. Spencer, Miss Cora
and Miss Bessie Spencer, Miss Annie
Kemp, Miss Lottie and Miss Hannah
Davis, Mrs. Henry Spencer, Miss Naylor,
Mrs. G. B. Felt; Mr.. Henry Spencer, Mr..
G. B. Felt, Mr.. Naylor, Mr.. W. D.
| Bowring, Mr.. Oscar Forslund Delicious
refreshments were served at the close of
the game, and all present had very
merry time.
Last Tuesday, the oath, Mrs. Keyting
gave very delightful juvenile birthday
party for her son, Walter Scott. There
were twenty five little ones present, from
to 10 years. Prizes were given to the
one who could pin the donkey's tail the
nearest to its place. Margaret Trent won
the first prize of q little gold ring. There
were plenty of delicious refreshments
served and the little ones went home feel
ing they had had very happy time.
Party from 2 to D. IN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weigel have issued UNIQUE
invitations to card party to be given
Thursday, Feb. 9, at O'Clock. The
cards are blue, and at the lower end is a
table etched, at which are seated two
couples engaged in playing cards.
Mrs. Amelia F. Young entertained very
charmingly party of forty friends on
Tuesday evening. Music and recitations
with conversation occupied the hours.
Dainty and delicious refreshments were
served during the evening.
Last night number of the bows and
girls had another merry evening at St. |