The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-15

executed heads of children done in water
color, by Miss Wells, and tied at one cor
ner with a dainty pink ribbon. The
menu was:
Cream soup.
Scafloped whitefsh and potatoes.
Crcquettes.
Roast turkey, jelly
Celery. olives.
Quail on toast
' 1880 Mayonanise dressing.
Sherry bisque. Cake.
The little ones, Jessie Louisa Fox and
Maylen Calhoun Fox, were the ones for
whom this solemn service was rendered
and the beautiful occasion made, and at
the conclusion they presented the Rev. Z.
W. Norris with small, but elegant, sill
yer baptismal font. The guests partici-
pating were Rev. and Mrs. Norris, Mrs.
G. w. Lyman, Mr.. aud Mrs. George A.
Lowe, Mrs. A. Belden, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard A. Keyes, Mrs. e. II. Justice
and Miss Hardness and Mr.. Harry Lyman.
The cotillion given on Tuesday evening
by the Misses Hardness, Mccormick,
Rookledge and Macintosh in the parlors
of the Walker was WITNESSED by Mesdames
Hardness, w. @. Lyman, Belden, Nc
Cornick, IS Macintosh and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright. 1t was indeed a most
beautiful function, being japanese in
character. All the brilliant coloring OF
that artistic nation gave a rich, warm
color to the glow of light which shone
through the red tissue paper covered
glass, and electric lights, lovely lanterns
and through pretty-hued parasols. The
floor was canvased, which always makes
Il, 4 n OH
phere was laden with the sweet breath of
roses. Olsen s band discoursed charming
music. The favors were japanese in char
acter, money, pendent from pretty rib
bons, miniture lanterns, monkeys, mu-
sicians dressed quantity, and last, yet
best of all, were the handsome cards
painted by the def fingers of the young
ladies, the subjects being japanese scenes
and figures.
Twelve couples made up the party and
these were the participants, besides
those already named: Misses Ella
Thomas, Anderson, Lawrence, Hoge,
Ora Hardness, Bacon, and Mrs. R. 3.
Turner; Messrs. Pavy. Reid, Rookledge,
Park, Max Smith, Will Lawrence, Hol-
den, Pollock, Hall. Kerr, Clarence Nc
Cornlck, Glendinning and Westervelt.
Mr.. Harry Lyman led, and is especially
congratulated with the success with
which it was done. At the conclusion a
delicious repast was partaken of.
The mask ball which the Press club will
give at the theatre on st. Valentines eve
promises to be an affair of magnifcence
and splendor. Society has signifed its
intention to be present in all its blaze an6
glory and the theatre will on that night
present such picture as has never be-
fore been witnessed in this city. The
house decorators will begin operations
four days previous to the date upon
which the ball is to be given, and with
the aid of the limitless palms, tapestrie:
and decorations at their command vii
transform the interior into vast orienta
conservatory. 1t is safe to predict thai
the Press club ball will eclipse anything
of the kind ever attempted here, and TIN
club is straining every effort to make
the browning social event of the season
Arrangements have been made with
prominent Chicago costumer to send tt
this city number of various costumes
and word was yesterday received that b
would arrive here on Feb. 10 with 200 o
the handsomest costumes ever created
Following is list OF the names of tn
reception COMMITTEES:
Colonel and Mrs. William HYDE,
Judge and Mrs. G. G. Goodwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John @. Cannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen G. Campbell.
, Mr.. and Mrs. w: S. Mccormick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macintosh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin s. Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace G. Whitney.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Elias A. Smith.