The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-31

Richards, Nellie Dooley, Grace Jacobs
Bessie Bacon, Bertha Carter, Addi
Zane, Eloise Sherman, Laura Sherman
Edna Remington, frankie Sharp, ALI
Davis. Matte Kmball, Margare
Thompson. Laura Thorn, Aggie Sharp
Mamie Sharp. Jasmine Young, Jun.
Sadler. Louise Odell. Fannie Bird, LIE.
Judd. Florence Small. Phyllis Young
Messrs. Milton Miles. Charlie Lawrence
Bert Lawrence. Hal Hampstead. TOT
Goodwin, Roy Hampton, George Smith
Dona Smith, Wayne Smith, Owen Judd
Percy Sadler, Salisbury Gilmer, Fa.
Gilmer, Albert Allen, Frank Whitall
Willie Barrett, Fred Odell, MaIcoi7
Glendinning, Harry Brink, Francs
Cotton. Gilbert Allen, Mortimer Allen
1andren Mcfarland, Enos Hoge
Grande Young, Bert Walker, Chari,
Walker and Ed Eimball.
On Wednesday evening Miss Mar
garet Thompson and Miss Marguerite
Richards gave a large dancing party
at Fort Douglass. Recreati ton hail wa.
handsomely decorated with the nation
al colors and a profusion Of evergreen
The Sixteenth Infantry band never
played better and the lights never
Shown upon more beauty and gayety
than on this ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS even
ing. Dancing began at $50 and con
tinued till IL o'clock, when an elegant
collation. was served in the officers club
rooms. The guests from the city de-
parted on the "last car" pronouncins
the event one of the most enjoyable
within their recollection.
Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Heizmar
were the chaperones
Among the interested lookers-on were
Colonel and Mrs. Blunt, General and
Mrs. Penrose- and Mrs. Tyler.
Following We're the guests:
Edna Remington, Eloise Sherman, Ber-
tina Carter, Bessie Glendenning, Stella
Salisbury, Edna Donellan, Katherine
Geddes. Jean Groo. May Jennings
Louise Smedley, Bessie Bacon, Sue Ba.
con, Lee Judd. Annie Mae Mcmillan
Jessie Forbes, Edna, Earls, Julia Dean
Florence Small, Miss Palmer Miss
Whitall, Miss Sorley, Louise Odell
Fannie Bird. Marguerite Fyler, June
Sadler Phyllis Young, Constance Nor
rison. Sybil Anderson and Laura Thorn.
son.
Lieutenant Palmer, Lieutenant
Gregg, Lieutenant Carey, Lieutenant
Spence, Lieutenant Erwin, Lieutenant
Cowles, Lieutenant Stedman, Lieu
tenant Thurston, Messrs Albert AL
Ten, Landram, Mcfarland, LouisWhit-
all, Frank Whitall, Albert Allen, John
Newton, Henry Thompson, Fred Good
win. Enos -Hoge, Owens Judd, George
Smith. Salisbury Gilmer, r. f. Glendin-
ming, Malcolm Glendinning. Albert Tay-
Tor, Alma Katz, A. B. Sawyer. Harry
Brink, Roy Hampton. George Wallace
Milt Miles, Bert Lawrence, Charlie
Lawrence, Bert Walker, Hal Hemp
stead, Fred Odell, Willie Barn5att
Lieutenant Woodward, Philip James
and others.
DR.. and Mrs. S. Hughes entertained
some friends charmingly on Tuesday
evening in honor of their guests. DR.
and Mrs Moore Lindsay, of Hebel
City. a part of tlle evening was spent
at cards. Elaborate refreshments were
served. after which Mrs. Moore-Lind-
say, who has a hne contraltO voice. en-
tertained the company with several
selections. Mrs. Hughes and Mr.. H
s. Krouse played a duet, and Mr.
Krouse charmed all present with his
fine rendering of thu vocal sole
Stella from the opera Glover"
Beside the guests of honor there
were present Mr. and Mrs. H. S
Krouse. Mr.. and Mrs S. F. Walker
and Mrs. F. w. Norris. and Dr. and
Mrs. Bascom. Mr.. and Mrs. Van Can
nett, Or. and Mrs. Pfoutz, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. G. Waite.
The annual meeting and the biennial
election of officers of the Rocky Noun
tain branch of the Mt Holyoke Alum
nj association, was held at the home
of Mrs. L. E. Hall, rs East North
street. on Wednesday afternoon The
business meeting resulted in the cleo
ton of the following officers: Presi-
dent. Mrs. L. E. Hall; vice-presi-
dents. Mrs Weeter, of Park City, and
Mrs. Leonard, of Springville; treasurer
Mrs. W4SS Hawkes.; recording secre-
tary. Mrs. Sidney Evans; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs c. E Alien The
social hour was passed very pleas
antly, "reminiscences of happy school
days being the chief subjects of con-
versatfon. Letters were read from
teachers at Mt Holyoke describing the
improvements and changes in the in
stitution These were, of course, lis
tened to with great interest by the
alumni.
Among those present were Mrs. c. E.
Allen, Mrs Sidney Evans, Mrs W. S.
Hawkes., Miss Beckwith Miss Ed
wards. Miss Hawkes.. Miss Blodgett,
Miss Edith Woodmansee. Letters were
read from. Mrs Weeter, of Park City,
Mrs. Rose and Miss French, of Provo.
DR.. and Mrs Niles gave an informal
party on Christmas night to a number
of the friends of their little son and
daughter. The parents of the little
guests, and a few others who find the
3+t
also present. A fish pond and a lively
Brownie furnished much amusement
for the little players and the specta-
tors as well.
The younger guests were Marguerite
Donnellan. Jessie and Lawrence Fox,
Muriel and Raymond Waite Harry
Edith Scott. Bessie Cfannett
and Bertha Carter. Those who looked
on and enjoyed the pretty scene were
Mrs. Seymour. Mr.. D. Seymour. Mr.
and Mrs. F. G. Waite. Mrs. Scott, Mr..
Compton. Mr.. and Mrs. William Gan
nett, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Donnellan,
Miss Lucas. Miss Dashleigh, Mr. Grant
Smith and others.
DR.. and Mrs. IT. F. Beatty gave a
dinner party on Thursday evening,
when the following ladies and gentle
men enjoyed their hospitality: Mrs.
Laforgee, Miss O'Leary. Dr. and Mrs.
Garrison. of New York. Mr. Franken,
DR.. Silver and DR.. Plummer.
One of the pleasantest parties of the
week was given by Mr. and Mrs. c. O..
at their home, $40 South
Sixth East, on Wednesday evening.
High five was INDUCED in until IL
when refreshments were served, after
which Miss Lucas entertained the
guests with several beautiful vocal Sc
lections. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. F. G. Waite, Miss Lucas. MIR. and