The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-23

organist of ST. Marks accompanied tn
singers with much skill. She is an ex
cellent musician.
The luncheon given by Mrs. Henri.
Clay Wallace on Monday last, was mos
thoroughly enjoyed by bright and con
genial circle of ladies. The color Schenl
OF floral decoration was red; red carna
lions being effectively used. Each cover
was also supplied with the bright AND
fragrant flower which was pretty anC
welcome addition to each lady's corSage.
The table appointments were unusually
tasteful and the repast deliciously tempt
ing. The guests were Mesdames J
Brainerd Thrall, DR.. Ellen c. Gage anC
Ryan.
Mrs. M. G. Fox, who has been guest
this winter of the Banjo club, entertained
them very delightfully."- Monday evening,
prior to her departure for her spring out.
ing. The club members were in full atten-
dance, those present being the Misses Mary
Louise Anderson, Woodward, Shearman-
Hardness, Messrs. Sam Park, Downey,
Holden, Robertson, Pollock, Shearman.
Mesdames G. Y. Wallace and Downey
together with Miss Grace Wallace were
invited, being guests Of honor. The club
rendered some very delightful selections
which were greatly enjoyed by the lis
| teners,
The domino party Tuesday evening al
Fort Douglas was most delightful suc-
cess, occasioning as it did no end of fun
and pleasure. The hostesses spared no
pains in making the evening charming;
the scene was quaint in the extreme and
thoroughly mYstifying. The dominos
were removed at IL, when all went over
to supper.
Besides the guests at the fort, the fol-
lowing list were those favored in the
city: Misses Young, Hardness, Conklin.
Bacon, Macintosh, Rookledge, Tho
mas, Hoge, Alff, the Misses Wood
ward, Mccormick, Wallace and Ander-
son.
A charming circle of friends Iwere gath
cred in the delightful home OF Mrs. L.
c. Clark on Thursday evening to indulge
in game of cards.
Roses and carnations beautifed every
available places, giving delicious fra
GRANGE to the atmosphere.
The game was spirited and very enjoy
able; so, too, were the tempting refresh
ments served at its close.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
BromelI, Mr.. and Mrs. Beebe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Somners, Mr.. and Mrs. Morrow
Miss Cora hurry and Mr.. Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. White gave an ele-
CANT dining Wednesday evening at hel
pretty and artistic home to the club OF
which they are members. At
O'Clock the guests sat down to
beautifully appointed table decked
in the loveliest of flowers, yellow
roses, red carnations, marguerites and
ferns. About the room were exquisite
clusters of the same flowers.
The invited guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. Farlow, Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Beatty, Mr.. and Mrs. George Savage, Mr..
Scarf, Mr.. j. White and Miss Nellie
Beatty.
An elegant dining was given at the
Alta club on Friday evening by Mr.. John
M. Zane. Gala lilies, roses, carnations
and similar flowers were used with
charming effect for decorations, pleasing
the eye as entirely as did the delicacies
the appetite. Covers were laid for eight.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. q. Y.
Wallace, the Misses Grace Wallace, Ora
Hardness, and Zane, Messrs. Pollock
and w. G. Sharp.
Miss Edna Pope entertained very pleas
antly number OF her friends last Friday
evening at her home, 775 South Fourth
East street.
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enjoyed by all present. Afterwards an
elegant luncheon was served, to which all
did justice.
The following were present: The Misses
Maud Nebeker, Carrie Sorensen, Mollie
Rands, Laura Free, Annie Smith, Josie
Jensen, Efie Stoddard, Annie Meazer.
ton, Mr.. Jack Dewey, Mr.. Finley Free,
Professor Johnston, Mr.. Popp, Mr.. Thad
Naylor, Mr.. Charles Douglass, Mr.. Mark
Redell and Mr.. Louis Pope.
The Mystic Shirners attended the thea
tire in body Friday night in honor to
Noble Frank Weston, member of the
Effie Ellsler company and member of
Mecca Temple, New York. During the
evening mammoth floral piece, weigh
ing nearly forty pounds, emblem of the
ever made in Salt Lake city, representing
the crescent and star connected with a
cimiter, set up on an easel, was
presented to Miss Effie Ellsler and large
rope marked ''hang on" thrown by one OF
the 'sLulus'' from the stage box. The
rope was for Noble Weston.
MOBILES present and wives: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. n. oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Corker, Mr.
lnv1 ATrc n or1r Mr.. nj
T. Pettingill, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Van
Dyke. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Mcdowell, Mr.
and Mrs. E. G. Hitler, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
T. Hills, Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Mesick,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Officer, MIR. and
Mrs. William Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Stanton, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Thomson, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Wallace,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wagner, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Marriott, Mr.. and Mrs. E. P.
Messrs. James Lowe, w. S. Evans, w.
F. Granlee, T. B. Rhodes, S. D. Jones,
George Cullins, J. J Greenewald, Charles
Van Dyke, J. Gauer, G. E. Dufar, d.
Dunno, d. Keith, A. B. Emery, I. Levitt,
w. S. Martin, j. M. Ricketts,, Alfred
Thompson. S. B. Westerfeld. G. II.
Witty, R. N. Waterman, A. D.
Elliot, S. D. Evans, j. F. Jack, E. Camp
field, j. W. Fighter, E.. j. Tippins, J !.
Felt. Misses Margaret Oliver, Matte
Mack, Allie Bishop, Bishop, Scott, Wag-
ners, Enid Moffitt, Madge Westerfield,
Daisy Shields, Num-, Kelsey, Bolonger,
Holden, Levitt, and several ladies whose
names we were unable to ascertain.
Prince Bonaparte and suite brought
letters OF introduction from Colonel John
A. Dillon, editor of the New York World,
to number OF people in our city, includ-
ing Mrs. Nettie Smell, Colonel and Mrs.
William Hyde, Bishop and Mrs. o. F.
Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. Heber j. Grant
and other representative people of Salt
Lake.