The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-03


party Thursday evening in honor of
her son. Mr. Will Smedley The tables
were beautifully decorated with La
France roses. After dinner dancing was
enjoyed for couple OF hours The
guests We're Misses Ruth Palmer,
Allace Hooper, Olive Donnellan, Clara
Cotton, Lieutenant Gregg, Lieutenant
Palmer and Mr.. Rob Smith.
DR.. and Mrs. Vincent entertained
some friends at dinner at their pleas
ant home on East First South street,
Thursday evening. The tables were
handsomely decorated with smilax and
white chrysanthemums. The guests
were DR.. and Mrs. Dart, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. 3. Stephens, Mrs. Stebbins, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Nelden, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wightman, Miss Eta Calder
and Mr.. A. L. Brattain.
One of the largest events of the week
was the ball given by the Delta Phi
society in the art room of the uni
yersity on Thanksgiving eve, when
dancing to the inspiring music of
Christensen's orchestra, commenced at
10 o'clock and continued till past
O'clock There were many very pretty
costumes among the ladies.
The committee on arrangements
VI.
Theodore Nystrom. H. L. Nelson, F.
W. Reynolds, L. E. Young and L. B.
Laker.
Among those present were Mrs. May
Riggs, Mrs. Whiting, Misses Meyer,
Lizzie Livingston, Maud May Bah
cock Belle Salmon, Curt Young,
Farnsworth. Dinwoodey. Kempland.
May Price. May Taylor Minnie and
Olivia Folsom, Birdie Snow, Ida Bates,
Edna and Laura Hyde, Katy, Maggie
Smell. Edith and Ada Ellerbeck, Kate
Romney. Smith. Webb. Lawson. Lii
| Ian Hamlin. Katie Dean. Luta Lyon,
Lewis, Belle Barratt, Sprague, Maggie
Miller, Ridges. Ada Dyer, Ella DruehI.
Luta Van, Kitty Harris. Minnie Jones.
Amy and Ida Whipple, Lizzie Lloyd,
Pearl Pratt, Ruby Pratt, Kate MEAL
Maud Lawson, Isabel Romney, Title
Phelps, Lillian Hamlin, Miller, Claw
son, Hook, Bates and Professors
Kingsbury, White, Whiting, Marshall
Matthews, DR.. Babcoek, NIessrs AL
vim Beesley, George Trumbo, Walter
Nebeker, Frank Kraft, William Cal
lderwood, e. T. Hills, ]. H. Bailey, W
Lee Ellerbeck, F. w. Reynolds, ]. w
Hook, S. Thomas, Willard Croxan
Crandan B. ]. stewart, E. R. VIII
llfams, W. S. Wallace, w. D. Neal
Ostler, F. E. Earl, Fred Meyer. Zach
| Derrick. Frank Derrick. H. L. Nell
son, Charlie Griggs. Theodore Nys-
from. H L. Nelson, F. w. Reynolds
l.. q. Young. i. B. Laker and F. NJ
briggs.
At a pleasant party given on Tues
day evening by Mr.. Greenawald, in
compliment to his ward. Miss Matte
Mack the following guests were pres
ent: Misses Ida Walker. Clara Fer
guson. Enid Moffat. Lee Brownlee.
DAISY Shields. and Messrs. Joe Dick
Ison. Ed HazelgroYe, o. K. McGraw.
Austin, Brooks, E. Morris and Roy
Foreman.
Mrs. Lon Farnsworth entertained
the circle of strangers charmingly in
|her pretty parIor tastefuIIy decorated
with white chrysanthemums. on We'd
Inesday afternoon. The ladies busted
themselves with dainty bits of fancy
work for a time, afterwards playing
whist. The refreshments, served at 5
lo'clock, were of the daintiest.
The club was at first composed with
lone exception of ladies who we're COM
paratiVe strangers in the city, but to
their number have since been added
several who are older residents Those
present on this pleasant occasion were
Mesdames Pettingill Stallman, Ellen
becker, Potter, Pearson. AFFORD Nc
Donell. Adams. Archer, Browning, and
Will FarnSWorth.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. NJ.
Smith. 271 West South Temple street.
was the scene of a pleasant farewell
reception Wednesday afternoon. in
honor Of John r. Marks and w. J. 5.
Marks. brother and nephew respective
" Of Mrs. Smith and Mr.. Stephen
Marks, of this city. Music and read
ings by some of the guests, furnished
agreeable entertainment, and a sump-
i tuous repast was served, the tables
looking very attractive with their dec
orations of ferns and flowers A pleas
ing feature was the brief address of
Mrs. Marks. the oldest person present,
who spoke gratefully Of the kindly eff
forts Of Mr.. and Mrs. Meakin to enter
tain their guests, and wished her kins-
men godspeed on their journey to their
eastern home.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John
p Meakin, Mr.. and Mrs Adams. Mr..
and Mrs Lindquist, Mrs. Marks, Mrs.
Chapman, Mrs. Lizzie Smith, Misses
Belle and Lizzie Adams. and NeSsrs
Brigham Pierce, George Yedder. w M +
Karslake, a. L. Buker, James NJ. Ad-
ans and John Adams.
ION the twenty-ninth day of November.
No matter how hard it may rain,
come and see me at five and remember,
| Till i've by the clock to remain
Wen have Jolly games and sweet music
And chestnuts well roasted till DONE
. IL shall wait for you Don't disappoint me
Your loving Wendella Benson.
Such were the invitations to he1
; birthday party received by fourteen
; friends of little Wendella Benson on
: Monday, many of the responses being
quite as unique, and as juvenile in
tone.
The guests were entertained with fish
ponds. tiddledeyWinkS and other games
l until dinner was served. Much admir-.
? alton was expressed for the birthday
cake, with its twelve candles. After
dinner, Mrs. O. f. Davis provided the
: sweet music" promised in the invita-,
tons until O'clock when all departed
: with many congratulations to The
young hostess.
Those present were Misses Laura
Sherman, Hattie jennings Edna
/ Bailey. Clara Hall, Florence Grant
. Edith Hobbs. Ethel McGill, Jessie
Dimick, Marguerite Donellan. Edit
Lowther, Helen Allen, Florence Allen
, Florence ellis.
Miss Blanche Kimban gave a lunch
, con in honor of Mrs. J. NJ. Bidweu or
Tuesday. The color scheme carried our
, at Mrs. Bidwelrs wedding was no
ticeable at the luncheon, the centre
] piece and souvenirs of one table beins
yellow, and the shades of the candle
labra being of the same tint. The otheI
l table, presided over by Miss Kate Law
renee UqC similarly dacopo fod i, - l.