The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-02-05

silyerware. From the center of the
tables rose dellcateIy shaped vases of Bo-
hemian glass, BOLTON ware and silver in
repousse, filed with gorgeous yellow
roses and red carnations. These, to-
gether with numberIess palms, ferns,
placed in convenient inches, bright faces
and elegant gowns made brilliant scene
beneath the electric lights. For perfect
arrangement and elegance of detail, the
affair could not be surpassed. At the
close of the repast, which was substantial
and elaborate as well as dainty, high five
was played, a delicious lunch and marsh
mallows being served at O'Clock. This
wrinkle OF serving refreshments at the
usual hour OF dinner, and to precede the
EVENINGS amusement is new and greatly
to be commended, as it insures
prompt attendance which is binding
upon all who accept dinner or luncheon
invitations. The English, whose social
customs are SO well established, would
be deeply insulted should guest over
step the fifteen minutes grace allowed for
difference in time keepers. A list OF the
invited guests follows: Mr.. and Mrs.
! w. FL. Brelsford, Mr.. and Mrs. II. P.
Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Knox, Mr.. and Mrs M. E. Cum
mings, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Young, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. G.. Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. II. M.
Wells, Mrs. Lieutenant Butts, Mrs.
Teresa Werner, Mr.. A. G.. Norrell, Mr..
James Shields, Mr.. John Winder,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Roundy, Mr..
John Reinsimar, Mr.. Charles Burton,
Miss Celia Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. B.
Clawson, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Eldredge, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Crismon,
Miss ote Beatie, Mrs. Rie Dix, Mrs. ohm
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Madsen.
Mrs. Little, Mr.. and Mrs. Wickersham,
Mrs. Sheets.
Mr.. M. e. Cummings won first gentle
mans prize, silver soap box. Mr..
Frank Knox, second prize, a pearl
handled corkscrew. Mrs. Fl. M. Wells
won ladies' first prize, royal Worcester
vase. Mrs. A. Roundy, BOBBY prize, an
artistic picture ornament.
The card party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
M. 9. Fox on Friday evening was an ele-
CANT and most enjoyable affair. The
game was high five, and Mrs. Fox fully
sustained her reputation for her social
gifts and graces. There is always a Turk
| ing dash of novelty, which adds to the
attractiveness of her entertainments.
The tally cards were pictures of lowell
ness. Little chrildren were painted in
tie figures being dressed as flow
ers, a pretty cherub looking out from a
frock of violets, pansies, peoples, or per-
chance fall leaf, as the case might be.
| The counters were smaller cards with
corresponding leaf or flower and were
pretty souvenirs of the occasion. Four
prizes were offered, the first silver pho
tograph holder, was captured by Mrs.
Bailey. Lieutenant Parker carried off the
gentleman's first prize, silver pen tray.
The consolation for ladies was a jardin
erie and fell to Mrs. Southworth. Gen
tlemen's consolation a miniature cham
payne basket, was given to Colonel Dom
nelson. At the close OF the game most
delicious refreshments were served. The
| following is list of the invited guests:
Messrs. and Mesdames George A. Lowe,
James A. Lowe, Justice, lizard, Walker,
Anderson, Horn, Conklin, a. B.
| Witcher, Marshall, Brink, Glendin-
ming, Judge and Mrs. Hardness,
Judge and Mrs. Zane, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fabian, Mr.. George NJ. Scott, Cameron,
George Y. Wallace, Judge and Mrs.
Powers, Mr.. and Mrs. Dooly, Major and
Mrs. Downey, Mr.. and Mrs. Bache, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn,
Mr. and Mrs. Donne1lan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. McGurrin, Mr..
and Mrs. Mccormick. Major and Mrs.
Silva, Mrs. Southworth, Mrs. Brastow,
Mr.. and, Mrs. Almy, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Reyes, DIR. and Mrs Standard, DR.. and
Mrs Bascom, Mr. and Mrs. Darke, Mr..
ana Mrs. Boggs, DR.. and Mrs. Niles, Mr..
and Mrs. Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert
Roberts, Mrs. How, Dr. and Mrs. Dart
The second of the series of cotillions
given blythe Misses Hardness, Rookledge,
Mccormick and Macintosh came off with