The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-02-05

brown en- train; bodice and sleeves
brocaded in red.
Miss Mamie Taylor-Brown and bebe
blue, blue ribbon in the hair.
Miss Emily Dean wore red.
Miss Katie Dean was in a pretty green
silk.
Miss Blanche LaTson-Rose silk made
empire, hair banded with ribbons.
Miss Crissie Clawson was tastefully
attired in an empire gown of cream tint,
garnatured With ribbons at the corsage.
She wore red carnations.
The gentlemen were the Messrs- Par
ley White, Nelson, W. S. Eller beck,
George Ritter, Walter Duncan Crandal,
Alonzo E. Hyde, ir., Eardley, Ridges,
Walter Duncombe, Barnes, Fisher, Orson
Souls, Derrick, Taylor, w. j. Patten,
Jesse Badger, Calderwood, John Lawson,
E. T. Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Archer and Mr.. and
Mrs. I. A. Benton issued for Thursday
evening neat invitations bearing in
their upper Ieft-hand corner 6
little red flag upon which was
printed, in black, the word Sen
CAM auction. In the lower left
hand corner was s'high fve,' and OPP
posite the word ssMenagera. Now al
were puzzled, yet an unusual number oil
the $50 invited accepted, knowing some
thing good was in store for them, and
they were not disappointed. Mesdames
Archer and Benton had adorned five large
rooms of that comfortable home on Third
East with choicest roses, carnations, by
acinths and smilax until they wore q
charming holiday appearance.
AS each guest entered the drawing
room satln bag containing ten beans
with which to buy was handed them, and
when all were assem- bled the auctioneers,
Messrs. Benton, Archer and DR.. Vincent,
began the sale.
At the close of each bidding the pur-
chaser walked up to table whereon were
placed cards, face downward, with an
article lying on them The fair buyer
turned each up until she came to the
number she had called; having found it
she walked off with the prize. After the
large number of articles were disposed of
the game changed and each lady was
handed q scrap picture of boy, the gen
tlemen one of girl. Upon the backs of
these was written the name of animals,
cat, dog, donkey, ETC.; or bird, mock
ing bird, whippoorwill, parrot and so on.
Ladies were to know their partners for
the game of high five which followed,
when they recognized the cry made by
the gentlemen which answered to the an
imal or bird written upon the back of
their picture. OF course there was no end
of sport before SOLDERING down to high
five. The idea was undoubtedly novel
and thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
Four handsome prizes We're contested
for by the players. The following were
the invited guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Cross
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Conklin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horn, Mr.. and Mrs. Boggs, Mr..
and Mrs. Hedges, Mr.. and Mrs. Gannett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carson, Mr.. and Mrs. Dale,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hemphiil, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ingersol, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. Ryan and Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Anda. Mesdames James A. Lowe, F. B.
Stephens, Major Bird, DR.. Vincent, DR..
Douglas, J. a. Earles, John Miner,
Eckers, J. Burnett, Frank Harris, H. NJ :.
Wells, Frank Taylor, E. o. Lee, j..
Hooper, Simondi, Fred Hale, J. Barker,
LIE Barthe, Hoyt Sherman, Richie, JUS
tice, Turner. Messrs. George A. Lowe,
Harper j. Dinniny, Charles Brink, F. M !.
Bishop, T. r. Knox, S. B. Miner, Oscar
Zipf, D. Utter, Coffin, Pierson, John
Groesbeck, Frank Beatie, Booth, E. B.
Jones, W. H. Smith, E. R. Clute, Loomis,
DR.. Beatie, ]. H. Bacon, De Goiyer, Dr..
St1ehle, E. Miller, S. Weigel, F. Hobbs,
Elliott, DR.. King, j. j. Judson, Mr..
Bently.
One of the most recherche functions of
the season was given on Wednesday even
ing in the Union club rooms by Judge
and Mrs. E. A. Smith in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Brelsford OF Indiana. Fifty
handsome invitations were issued, and ,
what is extremely rare, only one or two
regrets were received. Twelve tables
were beautifully laid with the loveliest
of embroidered damaEk cut glass and