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

Mr.. and Mrs. Heber NJ. Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Hansen.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Blair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown.
Captain and Mrs. Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lippman.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bennett
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Slegel-
Mr. and Mrs. H. @. Brownlee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Benson.
Mr.. p. II. Lannan.
Mr.. d. Z. Burley.
Mr.. Fred Auerbach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warrum, Logan Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thatcher, IT,, Lo-
gan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. Cannon, Ogden
STANDARD.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Miner, Provo Dis
patch.
The elegant and well appointed home Of
Mrs. George A. Lowe was, on Friday
afternoon, between the hours of 2:3O and
is, a brilliant scene of the elite of Salt
Lake. The curtains were drawn and the
gas light shed bright glow over matrons
and fair maids who had donned their
richest robes to grace the occasion. The
The home is so filed with paintings and
rare bric-a-brac that floral decorations
could be but lightly used with good effect.
Here and there clusters OF cut flowers
seemed to add just the right touch, and
chandeliers were gracefully draped with
smilax.
Mrs. Lowe received her guests with dig
nifty, yet with winning cordiality, she
was assisted by Mrs. Forbes.
The hours passed quickly in conversa-
ton interspersed with charming music
by the Misses Hardness and Anderson.
Mrs. Fred w. Norris recited ssMy Ro-
NANCE by Bret Harte, which she rem
dered with fine effect. Her ease and
naturalneSs showed she was mistress OF
the art. Her voice is deep and full of feel
ing, and her selection was greatly enjoyed
| by all.
The refreshment rooms were presided
over by Mrs. Egbert Roberts. The Misses
Macintosh, Mccormick, Hardness and
Lawrence served as only bright, inteili-
gent and graceful young ladies can and
they made a pretty picture in their soft
becoming gowns. Miss Anderson was
Kept busy at a handsomely laid side table
brewing tea, for there were nearly two
hundred to partake of the delicious beyer-
age. The refreshments were very tempt
ing and the china on which they were
served most beautifully decorated, Mrs.
Lowe being an artist of great taste.
The invited guests were the
following: Mrs. G. @. Fabian
Mrs. E. Q. Gage, Mrs. Pinkertoh, Mrs.
Kissick, Mrs. F. G.. Gentsch, Mrs. Isaac
Jennings, Mrs. Kendall, Mrs. Olive Gay
lord, Miss Keogh Mrs. William McCrea,
Mrs. Hardness, Mrs. p. H. Henderson
Miss Hardness, Mrs. J. F. Grant, Mrs.
/ Glendinning, Mrs. Andrew Howat, Mrs.
Thomas w. Jennings, Mrs. Frank Kim
ball, Mrs. Brastow, Mrs. lizard, Mrs.
Mark Hewlett, Miss Gwenfread Morgan,
Mrs w. F. James, Mrs. L. E. Hall, Mrs
Hiram Johnson, Mrs. S. S. Walker, Miss
Walker, Miss Kate Worse, Mrs. o. ]. Sal
isbury, Mrs: George Ryan, Mrs. G. E
Mainland, Mrs. G. s. Varian, Mrs. j.
G. NJ. Forbes, Mrs. A S. Leonard, Mrs.
Haight, Mrs Remington, Mrs. Kimball,
of Ogden; Mrs. J. w. Abbott, o.
Ogden: Mrs. P. H. Emerson, OF
, Ogden; Mrs. Haskin and sister
/ Mrs j Beattie, Mrs. f. F. Eccles, Mrs
w. II. Dickson, Mrs. James B. Boggs
Mrs. Bancroft, of Ogden, Mrs. F. S.
, Bascom, Mrs. Woodward, Miss Wood
ward, Mrs. Thomas G. Bailey, Mrs. J. G
( w. Chisholm, Mrs. G. W. Bennett, Mrs
Davis, Mrs Thomas Carter, Mrs. F. NJ
Bishop, Mrs. G. N. Brink, Mrs. Thoma
Davis, Mrs. Fl. E. Wallace, Mrs. F. A
Vincent, Mrs. F. w. Billings, Mrs. G
F. Downey, Miss Davis, Mrs. Edwin r
Clute, Mrs. Benedict. Mrs. A. G. Dean
Mrs Morton, Mrs. j. II. Bennett, Mrs
Cotton, Mrs. D. G. Dunbar, Miss Conk
lin, Mrs. Horn, Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. Q
l. Douglas, Miss Harper, Mrs. j.. NJ
Dart, Mrs. j. B. Farlow, Mrs. VIII
Miss Fox, Mrs. Fl. H. Harrison