The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-11-26
} IN THE SOCIAL REALM.
A Number of Brilliant Events
Last Week.
IANY PARTIES GIVEN.
iIrs. Ellsworth Daggett's Reception
on Wednesday Evening.
The Social Season Is Now Fairly Opened
Will Ford's Party-At the Theatre
The Clubs-Novements of
Society People.

The past week has been the gayest !
known in society circles for many
months. Everybody was seen eth
er at Mrs. Daggett's reception or
Mr.. VIII Ford's ball. or both, on We'd
nesday evening. The high five party
given by Mrs. Fox on Wednesday af- !
ternoon was a charming affair. Miss
Jane Sadler gave a dancing party
which was attenden by many of the
younger society people. There were |
innumerable theatre parties and the
clubs, social and literary, have been
active.
The reception given by Mrs Ellis
worth Daggett on Wednesday evening
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Bid
well, was one of the most hctllanr So
cietv events of the past year. The re-
ception room and drawing room wire
decorated with a profusion Of yello%
and white chrysanthemums, the nm
est ever say said many III the
guests. Refreshments we're served up
stairs, the rooms used for that pur-
pose being decorated with the exquls-
its taste for which Airs. DaggeFt IS
noted The walls were craped with
soft silk, having design OF PINK
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on cream colored
ground About the sides Of the room
IN artistic confusion were potted
chrysanthemums, their rich pink hues
mingling with those of the silSen ORA
perieS.
Pink shades on the candles set IN
Dresden candelabra, threw a rosy light
over the beautiful rooms and the rlch
costumes of the ladies.
Mr. and Mrs. Daggett and Mr. and
Mrs. BidweH received the guests and
The refreshments were served by Misses
Grace Wallace, Marie Mason, Lillian
Woodward and Lucille Gilmer.
Mrs. Bidwell looked very lovely In
her bridal costume.
Mrs. Daggett wore an elegant yellow
broeade trimmed with brown velvet
and duchesse. lace
Mrs Spencer was attired in black
satin with point lace and jet.
Mrs. WCOdwards costume OF
changeable blue and gold silk trimmed
with yellow chiffon, was very becom-
ing.
Miss Woodward wore pink silk, hand
somely trimmed with old lace.
Miss Gilmer wore very pretty
gown of yellow crepe.
Miss Wallace wore one OF the pretu-
est as well as most elegant costumes,
a cream and red brocade IN Louis
Ooutoize style, with Zouave jacket Of
red velvet.
Miss Nason's costume of yellow
crepe was very pretty and becoming
Mrs. Nelden wore an elegant black
silk, richly trimmed with old lace:
Probably at no social function in this
civ have the costumes of. the ladies'
heen more uniformly elegant. mere
was not one disccrd in the harmony
of color and design.
The guests were Mesdames j. M
Bidwell, S. Woodmansee' George l.
wallace. M NJ Blunt, W. H. Penrose
Holm Marshall Penrose, LIE Grande
Young M. c. Fox G. G. Goodwin,
Richard Macintosh, w. p Lynn,
Wilkes. O. W. Powers, c. P. Brooks,
Fabian, z. Z. McGurrin, v M Z. silva
T. w Norris, J. w. Donneilan, sizing,
John Tilton Donnellan, John sherman
Whether. w. S Mccormick, John Kim
han. George NJ. Downey, Langstreet,
Tohn KimbaU Casper L. Robertson,
w. f. James, David Utter robert
Hardness, Q. J. Salisbury, W A Mel
den. Hale. H. S. Krouse, John sharp,
John n. Sharp, D. j. Sharp, misses
<eorh Cash, Kate Lawrence, Marie
Mason. Grace Wallace, Lucille Gllmer,
Edith Sherman, Olive DonneIan,
Crace Lucille and Alton Young, Lii
Ian Woodward Hester, Hardness
Ora. Hardness, Blanch Kimbail, Sarah
zane. Major Downey Major Wilkes,
Ceneral Penrose. Lieutenant Penrose,
Judge Goodwin, Rev. T. w. Norris,
mrs litter. Bascom, Niles and -Beattle
ond NTessrs J. NJ Bidwen, w. A Mel
den. O. ]. Salisbury, d. ]. SHARP. John
Sharp. John N. Sharp, w. H b-rouSe
lanes Pollock. W. F. James, Hale
piliine George Rrastow, Grant Hamp-
ION. r. ]. Glendinning, George M
ceo++ w. 6. Mccormick, ]. w. bonnet
ian John Tilton Donnellan, Mathis
p 2. McGurrin,W w. P. Lynn, NJ Z
Fox. Hoyt Sherman and others.
1ha hail, given by Mr.. Will Ford OF
"wednesday evening wa3 a success II
every particular. Mr. Ford and nj
mother received the guests in the puo
Tic parior which was beautifully de
corated with palms, but the music o
Olsen's orchestra soon lureo an TO III
large DINING room which had Deel
cor,1reretd into a ball room. This room
was also decorated with palms ant
+be orchestra occupied a platform al
most surrounded by the m. Tw'
private parlors prettily decorate'
with chrysanthemums, were useo a
refreshmenI rooms.
Among the noticeably pretty cos
tunes were the following;
Mrs John Tilton Donellan, eX
ouisite gown of white crepe.
Miss Alternately, white chiffon owe
yellow silk, yellow ribbons ana corsdg
defined by white lilacs.
Miss Grace Young, cream colore
brocaded satin.
Miss Ford, brown crystal silk trim
med with light blue applique.
Mrs Witcher, canary satin trlmme
with fiounces of black chantilly lace
Miss Sarah Zane, violet faille trim
med with violet velvet. Bertha
cream lace.
Mrs. Katz, elegant black brocade
satin.
Miss Williams, cream colored orep
trimmed with cream satin.
Miss Florence Roundy. pale blu
crepe with green velvet sleeves.
Miss Marie Roundy, cream colore
crepe trimmed with puffings of crear
satin.
bengaline with velvet of the sam
Miss Alton Young, pink stripe
satin.
Mrs. VIII Dinwoodey, old rose sill
with trimmings OF pale blue crepe.
Miss Aggie Judge, cream bengalir
with sleeves and trimmings of brt
caded satin.
Miss Roge, Nile green silk with owe
dress of cream lace and trimmings
old rose silk.
Mrs Trip. black silk combined wit
changeable old rose and black satil
Jet trimmings.
Miss Pridham, empire gown of whit
wool crepe.
green silk.
Miss Katz. pale blue crepon, trimme