The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-11-26

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med with white satin ribbon and white
lilacs.
Miss Hardy, white India silk with
trimming of silk passementerie and |
wide rolling collar of black velvet.
Miss Lowe, pale blue India silk |
trimmed with embroidered chiffon.
Miss Reed, pale blue silk with velvet |
sleeves of the same shade.
Mrs. A. Roundy, changeable dari<
green and red silk.
Miss Baldwin, pale blue India silk.
Mrs. Keyes, silver grey satin trim
med with black velvet.
Mrs. Meacham, black silk with old
Among the guests were Mesdames
Meacham, Katz, Roundy, Keyes, LIE
Grande Young, w. I. Dinwoodey,- John
Sherman Witcher, John Tilton Don
nellan, Misses Emily Katz, Marie
Roundy, Florence Roundy, Bonnie
Abernathy, Edna Sherman, Carrie
Williams, Lizze Judge, Ida Chandler,
Maud Hardy, Katherine Lowe, Ethel
Lynn, Alice Baldwin, Luacine Hoge,
Grace, Lucille and Alton Young, Marie
Mitchell, of Deer Lodge, Mont; Reed,
of California: Weber, of New York;
Olive DonneIlan, Mcmillan, Clara Bal
ley, Bonnel, Messrs. r. j. Glendin-
ming, Ives Cobb, Chris Diehl, Will Law
renee, George Lawrence, Alma Katz.
p. J. Conway, Sam Park, Charles Post,
u. T. Donnellan, DR.. Witcher VIII Din
woodey, Kenneth Kerr. Will Smedley,
Henry Mccormick, Clarence McCor-
nick, Sid Hooper, Bob Smith and Ben
x. Smith.
Mrs NJ c. Fox gave a delightful
Might've party on Wednesday after
noon The game resulted in Mrs.
Blunt's winning the first prize, hand
some silver hairpin box, and Mrs.
Wright the second, basket of choice
candies. The score cards were works
of art, being ornamented with a dainty
design in water color. The tally
cards. d design in f1eur de lis, were
pearance of the tables was exceeded
only by the daintiness of the refresh
mentS.
The guests were Mesdames Palmer,
Hardness, Richards, Bidwell, Silva,
Mccormick, Langstreet, Reyes, Brad
Sharp, Wilkes, M. NJ Blunt, c. E.
Wantland, H. D. Niles, ]. H. Van
Horn, w. H. Johnston, ]. w. Donnel-
Ian, John Tilton Donnellan, E. Burke,
! c. S. Zane, and Misses Hooper, Allace
Hooper, Sherman, Park, Palmer,
Zane, Alternately. Donnellan, Crawford,
Sherman, Lawrence, Hardness and
Lowe.
The Campfire club, organized at
Brighton last summer, was charmingly
entertained by Mrs. Archer on NJ onday
evening. Roaring fires in the CRATES
recalled the camp fires at the mountain
resort three months ago aud a de-
licious luncheon that suggested out
door repasts of that time also lent
color to the fancy that they wera once
more among the pines by the shores
Of Silver Lake.
Progressive high i've was the amuse-
ment of the evening.
Among the members of the club VINO
Ienjoyed the pleasant occasion were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Knox, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. c. Karrick, NJ and Mrs. Bar
ker. Mr.. and Mrs. Weigel. Mr. and
Mrs. J. ]. Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs. S. J.
Kenyon and Masters Robert and
Arthur Kenyon, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Pearson, Mrs. DR.. Benedict Ms.
cooper, Misses. Corcoran, Bertha
Bishop and Messrs. Brink and Harry
Brink.
Mr.. Heber j. Grant was surprised
on Wednesday evening by his brothers
lat his home to celebrate his thirty
seventh birthday. In the course Of
the evening which was pleasantly spel
lin music and conversation MIR. lIeheI
NJ Wells presented Mr.. Grant an Gle
CANT travelling portlnllllean, the gift
lof the gentlemen present. In a feIici-
tous speech Mr.. Grant thanked his
friends for the gift ana tie f.ateraal
feeling which prompted it.
Mr. and Mrs Page, 7roprietors Of
the Manitou, gave ball to the':
guests on Thursday evening which
proved to be a most enjoyable affair
Each of the guests invited one CT
more friends and the E,urnber present
, probably exceeded one hurdI ed an6
fifty all of whom were right royalty
entertained. The ordinary dining re OIL
was used for dancing. Messrs. BE. g
hold and Weber furnished the music
Card tables were provided IN the par
lor for those who did not care to dance
f, The decorations in parlor AMI hal
: in the ball room during The evening
and elaborate refreshments were served
in the smaller room.
, There were many pretty costume
, among them, those of Miss Tunni
; cliffe, white brocade trimmed with vel
low silk; Miss Sarah Tunnicliffe, whit
null; Miss Reed, white embroidered
null, red carnations; Mrs. Page
) black silk heavily trimmed with jet
: Mrs. Simondi, grey crepe with trim
lmings of green velvet and changeabl
= passamenterie; Mrs Ellenbecker
black satin trimmed with jet; Mis-
> Ross, pink crepe with pink ribbons
= Miss Thompson, blue crepe with rib
Ibons of the same shade; Miss Mar
webb Davis, walking suit of change
= able green hop sacking, trimmed wit
n green velvet; Mrs. Pitts, black sill
S crepe with jet; Mrs. Woods, change
= liable blue and copper colored brocade
! Miss Weber, pink crepe with gree
:. velvet; Mrs. Cummings, white sill
y Ired roses; Miss Rowe, black net an
:, blue ribbons.
II The reception committee consiste
- Of Messrs. Bob Smith and E. O. Gate
y and the floor committee Messrs. Tobil
! Magny and w. H. Simmons.
y Among the guests were Mesdame
u Simondi, Pitts Woods, Ellenbeckel
- Ross, Hill, Herman, Mcdowell, Shile,
Beifus, McVicker, Cristie, Bale.
Cummings, G. F. Adams. j. E. Brat
LEY, Misses Virgins, Thornton, Row
( Clark. Tunnicliffe, Sarah Tunnicliff
Reed, of New York, Bowman, Way
= nick, Zeigler, Shires, Bailey, of Denve
'e Biclxles, Leggan, Rowe, Bushnell
Thompson, Lewis, DR.. Plummer, D
u Worthington, DR.. Belts, Messrs. A. ]
lSimondi Frank Knox, George Kno:
L Fred Hill, P. J. Conway, Frank Ho
LAND, Clarence Traver c. A. Graebe
q Bob Smith, W. II. Simmons, M.
Ever E. H. Scott, c. L. Plunkett, Y
T. B. Windsor, B. F. Porter, J. H. Beifu
u E. Magny, Isaac Davis, G. F. Adam