The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-02

and Scott Wells gave a very charming
card party last evening 10 about forty OF
their friends. Hearts were played as
pleasant change from high five. The
TALES were in the shape of hearts. e1-
ouisitely hand painted IN water colors
and in monotone. Small frogs beneath
frog stools was the subject. The outer
edge OF the heart was richly giided and
each tally was tied with q different RIB
bon After the game was played and the
beautiful prizes awarded : refreshments
were served. Music and conversation 1oi-
lowed and a thoroughly good time was
had by all present. IT was the hrst
of April and ali went expecting some sur
pr Use, but the fair hostess, Miss Bene-
dict, decided nothing OF the kind should
be done ana this she elected should sur
flee as surprise enough.
Es,Fhe ladies' first prize was handsome
silver comb, gsntleman's first a silver
satchel mark. Consolation for the lady
dainty match receiver, bright with yell
low ribbons and tinkling with bells.
Consolation for gentlemen was an old
ladv made of pipe, on the bowl was
painted the face and on the head was g
muslin cap. The dress was quaint and
cute A list of the guests is here given:
Misses Clara Clawson, Ella Clark, Ruby
Clawson, Winnie SDrague, Kate Clawson,
Jane Spragne, Alice Clawson, Lou Odell,
Fannie Bird. Geneve Ellerbeck, Lizzie
Sherwood Edith Ellerbeck, Jeanne AL
ford, Dell Daynes, Ardelie Cummings,
Kate Trumbo, May Jennings, Jeanne
Groo, Lou Groesbeck, Kate Dwyer,
frankie Sharp Messrs. Bert Morris,
Bert Griggs, Win Sherwood, Win Elier-
beck, Earl Cummings, Spencer Clawson,
IT,, Harold Jennings, Frank Kraft, 10
Daynes, Fred Daynes, Lee Young, Carl
Roberts, Will McCune, Fred Odell, Hall
Cobb, Theo Center, Roy Hampton, Jack
renee, lizzie Pearson.
The progressive high five given Thurs
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. James e.
Jennings and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter P.
jennings, at their handsome home on
Brigham street, was the largest, and one
of the most elegant of the season. Sixty
invitations were issued. The flower dec
orations were yellow roses and carnations.
The dainty TALES were tied with yellow
ribbons, to which were attached yellow
pencils. The lovely table-covers were ex-
quisitely embroidered in artistic designs,
the spoons tied with yellow pearl-edge rib
bon. Yellow was the scheme of color,
aud it's wonderful brightness assists all to
cheerfulness.
The prizes were very handsome. The
ladies' first, a coveted silver souvenir
spoon of Salt Lake, with golden bowl,
wherein is engraved the Temple; on
the front side of the handle is the angel
Moroni in relief, upon the reverse side
Utah's coat of arms, the bee hive. Mrs.
T. W. Jennings won it.
The consolation was in the form of a
silver sWord-pin with hilt handsomely
cut; this fell to the lot of Mrs. j. 3. Far
low.
The gentleman's first prize, scarf pin
in rich gold prettily inlaid with lavender
enamel, was won by MIR. j. B. FarlOW.
The gentleman's consolation was the
head of horse in oxidized silver, scarf
clasp, taken by Mr.. Isaac Jennings. The
game was spirited and enjoyable. At its
termination elaborate and delicious
refreshments were served. The fol-
lowing is a list of those present:
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. w. Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. G. Dun bar, Mr.. and Mrs. J E.
Game, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Young, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. B. Farlow, Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Ritter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac jennings, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. N. Sharp and Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Eldredge, DR..
and Mrs. A. S. Bower, Mrs. Florence
Clawson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Jennings,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Kraft, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. H. Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Clayton,
Mr.. and Mrs; j. A; Eldredge. Mr.. anc
Mrs. j. Il. Moyle, Mr.. and Mrs. W. J
Bateman, +. and Mrs. B. r. FL
dredge, the Misses Grace, Lucille
and Alton Young, the Misses Kate
Lawrence, Mary Teasdel, Hester
Eldredge, Celia Sharp, Bessie Sprague
Maple Anderson, the Misses Lottie anC
George Weber, Messrs. Kenneth, Kerr
Grant, Hampton, Will H. Lawrence, I've.
E. Cobb, Frank Anderson, Clarence Jen-
nings, Will Sharp, David Sharp and Mr.
Il. Kari.
Miss Ada Ellerbeck and Miss Lilliar
Franklin gave unique and interesting
entertainment at the home of Miss Eller-
beck on Thursday evening last. 1t wa
"Progressive Word Making" A lette
of the alphabet was given, such as d, g
q or e. with which the word must end
and three minutes allowed; at the tap o
bell all counted the number OF word
| formed, and the one which makes tn
most goes up. This mode of diversion il
| quite English, and also a favorite in Bos
ton. 1t is absorbing, is a wonderful hell
at rapidity of construction and a mos
admirable as we'll as pleasant way t,
spend an evening. There is excitemen
in it, too, and that our American societ.
must have.
The young ladies had put many nea
stitch and happy thought into the prizes
The first for ladies was 4 lovely wicke
basket in the form of a ship. This wa
daintily lined with lavender crepe AM
conuetishlv adorned with cute bows Q
the same hued ribbon. The whole mad
a jewel receptacle.
The ladies consolation was a shell pinl
silk neck-tie.
The gentlemen's first was photograph
holder of yellow plush with crochet rings