The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-02

The consolation pocket book.
The scheme OF color for the floral
decoration was green, prettily suggestive
OF spring which fingers tantalizlngly near
the old year.
Tally cards were in ciel blue, tied with
ribbons of the same shade, At the con-
clusion of the game refreshments were
daintily served.
A list of the invited guests. forty IN
number, follows, no regrets being re-
ceived, except the bridal party:
Mrs. Badger. tue Misses Annie Tribe,
Isabel Sears, Edna Hyde, Emma Ham
lin, Emma Ellerbeck, Fannie Bowring,
Flora Moyle, Ida Bates. Ida Moyle, Jen-
ME Calder. Laura Hyde, Mrs. q. f. Felt,
the Misses Luta Van, Leah Dunford,
Minnie Sears, Miss Babcock and Net
Horne, Edith and Belle Armstrong, Edith
Moyle.
Messrs. Edgar Hills, Ed. Burton,
Gene Hills, George Ritter, George F.
Felt, Hugh Dougall, Horace Ellerbeck,
Henry Faust, Jno. Toronto, Louis Hills,
Lyman Burton, Oscar Moyle, Rodney
Badger, 7. d. Lewis, Vic Wells, Will
Romney, Walter Nller0eck and VIII Arm
strong.
Mrs. and Miss Geigan, who have met
with so much hospitality while visiting
here, gave a sumptious and elegant ban
quet at the Metropolitan on Wednesday
evening last. No expense was spared to
make it success. Covers were placed
for twelve. The table was laid in the
snowiest damask, cut glass and china,
and the arrangement OF flowers was beau
tiful, lilies, violets and smilax being used.
At one end of the table was lovely pink
satin bow, which caught the beautiful
lilies; at the other end the block of ice,
which contained the oysters, was grace
fully trimmed with smllax and vlolets.
AT each cover was found a souvenir.
For the ladies, a silver visiting tablet;
the name of the guest and the date OF the
entertainment were engraved upon them.
For the gentlemen there were silver nail
files. Mrs. G. s. Henderson chaperoned
the party. Those not above named were:
Miss Mary Webb Davis, the Misses Hem
derson, Messrs. Grant 81. Smith, A. D.
Tobin, Clarence Iraver, Lewis Evans, II.
B. Windsor and B. F. Bauer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eeath's 'high
five'' card party on Thursday evening
proved a joyous occasion. Four prizes
were played for, Miss Ella Derr coming
off victorious and taking the first, a
handsome hand-painted cushion. The
consolation was given Mrs. Harvey. The
gentleman's first prize, cut glass toilet
set and whisk, was won by Mr.. Harvey.
Mr.. Brewer went home with the match
safe for consolation.
The other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Mover, Mr.. and Mrs 7. D. Cliff, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clute, Mr.. and Mrs. James Samp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Daynes, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Heath, the Misses Daft and Bertha
Dodge, Mr.. Pineer, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Heath and Mrs Brewer
Mrs. Edwin Kimball gave her little
6-year-old son, Scott Prescott Kimball. q
charming birthday party on Monday, the
9th. Itwas the prettiest sight imagin-
able, to see the dear little tots, thirty-five
of them, all playing their pretty kinder
garten games, decked in great bon bon
caps, marching and singing to their
hearts delight. From half past twelve
until four, they were as happy as singing
birds, the delicious refreshments and IL
Illuminated cake, served at the low kinder
garten tables, forming no mean part in
the "mighty good time.'7
A pTofusion of bright, sweet flowers
brought in by Master Scott's admirine
friends, added their charm and delightful
odor.
Mrs. John Van Horn gave very pretty
and elegant luncheon on Wednesday OF
the past week. Covers were laid for
! eight. The guests were some of our most
/ brilliant and entertaining ladies', and
consequently there were no pauses, but q
continual run of anecdote and repartee,
giving an added relish to the delicious
delicacies so temptingly spread.
The floral decorations were white car
nations and smiiax, springs first putting
I forth. The lovely favor clusters were
! daintily tied with ribbons OF a tender
green shade.
J The guests were Mesdames Ferdinand
J. Fabian, j. Brainard Thrall, Morton
Ryan, Dimmick, Thomas j. Amy ano
Mrs. Sue NJ. Dean.
One of the charmingly congeniaI the
atre parties OF Monday evening was thai
OF Mr.. John Tilton Donnellan. He, IN.
fortunately, was called away at the last
moment and consequently his guest.
missed his presence, yet he had the salts
faction of knowing his compliment wa:
thoroughly enjoyed. Those invited were
the Misses Mary ouise Anderson,
Luacine Hoge, Lawrence. Woodward
Briggs and Glendinning, the Messrs
Glendinning, Will Lawrence, Max Smith
and A. f. Holden. They occupied stall
Q. and d.
A movement is on foot to organize
territorial federation of women's literar,
clubs. A business meeting is to be hel,
in the rooms of tt Congregational churcl
!. on Friday noon. April z. After whicl
will follow reception given by tn
Ladies Literary club OF Salt Lake, to th
members of The Ogden and Provo club
who will be in the city, as well as to thos
other clubs of our city.
Good is sure to result from this action