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

much eclat at the Walker house on Tues
day evening.
The color scheme chosen was yellow,
and Its brightness gave an unwonted
brilliancy to the entire surroundings
The evening was greatly enjoyed. for the
excellent dancers, canvassed floor and fine
music left nothing to be desired in that
line, and the young ladies giving the
dance shone as hostesses-
Mr.. Van Vechten led the cotillion in
good style until midnight. The guests
were Misses Louise Anderson, Nellie
Walker, Granger. Sadler, Bessie Sprague
and Miss Sprague, Judge and Mrs. Good
win, Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robertson, Lieutenant and Mrs.
Wright. Messrs. Wicks, Holland, Will
Sharp, Pollock, Pendergast, Amy, Pavy,
Dave Sharp, Rcokledge, Will Sprague,
Rob Hardness, Graham Putnam, Lieu
tenants Gregg and Hampton.
Mrs. Macintosh and Miss Sprague
presided at the favor stand.
Mrs. w. K. Wright's high five, given
in honor of Mrs. Freeman, of Fort Doug
las, on Thursday afternoon, was a most
charming function. Her cosy home,
with its elegant and tasteful furnishings.
presented brilliant appearance, with its
lovely floral decorations OF roses. hya-
cinths, carnations and smiIa1, and its
bevy of bright and handsomely gowned
ladies'.
Carnations tied with ribbons were used
as indicators of the tables where each
lady should sit, and each guest was given
a ring to place upon the corsage where
she could hang the cute little bells used
as counters. At the conclusion of the
tenth game, prizes were given, the first
being tie between Mesdames Freeman
nd Eaf. ft,ax- I've Inf1
man won, an artistic and valuable gold
stick pin set with pearls. The second
was ate between Mesdames Zane, Almy
and Butts. Mrs. Almy was lucky and
carried OF the silver sachet bag.
Besides the guest of honor, these ladies
were on the invited list: Mesdames Pen
rose, Heizman, Kendall, Richards, Allen.
George, Johnston, Newton, Mcfarland,
Whitall, Guyer, Blunt, Macintosh,
Mccormick, keogh, Hardness, Almy,
Parker, Downey, Willis, Smediey, Conk-
lin, Joseph Game, Boggs, Turner, James
A. Lowe, Zane, Thomas Jennings, Isaac
jennings, Dunbar, Willard Young, Ricn-
ard Young, Butts and Robertson.
The carnation luncheon given on
Thursday at 1920 O'Clock by Mrs. Ferdi-
nand Dickert, was an altogether enjoyable
affair. The twenty eight guests were
seated at table laid in the drawing
room and was a vision of beauty, for
seldom does one see so extensive table
nor one more richly set. Down the long
center was placed smilax in scrole pat
tern to carry out the design of the hand
some satin damask, and throughout the
entire length carnations of every hue, in
Guiding the California yellow variety,
were scattered. The massive silver and
I, frrl ont <rIoc fhn ~
picture. At each plate was laid a red car
blossom itself, for the ingenious maker
had spiced them. They were tied in
every instance with different colored
ribbon, Whereon was written a name of
some one present. In the dressing room
ribbon bows were given the guests, so
that in coming to the table every guest
was enabled to find her own place, which
proved to be opposite to her partner.
Fourteen shades of ribbon were used.
The luncheon was perfect, and the hos
tess, bright and full of solicitation for her
guests pleasure. The following is the
list of invited guests: Mesdames H. P.
Henderson, Arthur Brown, Hiram John
son, Lyons, Soles, Palmer, Ewing,
Hobbs, Terhune. Bascom, Mechanic, Car
son, G. s. Gannett, Standard, Plummer,
Parmelee, Kenworthy, Vincent, Karrack
Scannell, Gaby, Mabry and Miss. Briggs,
Mrs. Mcmillan, Tibbets. Niles, Druehl,
Dix, Penrose, Miss Martha Lock. Miss
Washburn.
A pretty wedding took place on Thuas-
day last. It was that of Mr.. Will n
Foster to Miss Nellie M. West. They
were married at the home of the bride by