The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-22

Rome Ireland, Thad Ireland, Allen Nc
Kimmins, Percy McKimmins, Charming
Pollock, John Pollock, Harry Goliath,
Alex Goliath, Eldridge Thomas, Arthur
Thomas, Alex Thomas, Lawrence Fox,
Tod Goodwin, Fred Stanchfield, Warren
Paul, Harvey Hardy, Ralph Watson, For
rest Walden, Frank Dyer, Richard Utter,
Clarence Cohn, Claud Freed, Clint Web
ster, Walter Evans, Charley Lawrence,
Feramorz Clawson, Frank Lawrence,
Stella Watson. Irma Watson, Flossle Ire
land, Helen Ireland, Edith Ireland, Olive
Jennings, Jessie Fox, Evie Thomas, Es-
ter Freed, Esther Allen, Florence Allen,
Helen Allen, Winnie Hardy. Effie Beebe,
Laura Beebe, Katie Webster, Harriet
Coin, Annie Hawkes., Laura Bird, Fanny
Bird, Cora Meears, Louie Odell, May
Weber, Margie Weber, Louise Walden,
Winnie Lynn, Jennie Lynn, Walter
Hawkes., Josh Grant, Jay Roundy, Ben
ME Jack, Rob Tiernan, Irving Lewis,
Harry Gunner, Harry McClain, Paul Nell
den, Douglas Kimball, Ed Kimball,
Blanche Oppenheimer, Winnie Dyer, Jo-
reg, Ada Murphy, Val Murphy, Emily
Read, Martha McLain, Matte Kimball,
, Louise Nelden, Ethel Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown received
and entertained most delightfully."- large
number of friends on Friday last. The
invitations were for tea at six and cards
afterwards. The guests were more pune
tual than usual so that the elaborate and
elegant repast was served at about 7
o. clock. All the season afforded was
most appetizingly spread and partaken of
from small tables. At the close cards
were played by those proficient in that
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chosen. Those not inclined to cards
passed the hours in conversation and mu-
sic. Punch and candied fruits were served
during the entire evening.
Among the guests present were: Colonel
and Mrs. T. G.. Weber, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hobbs. Mr.. and Mrs. Terhune, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcmillan, Judge Ii. P. Henderson,
Bache, Mr.. and Mrs. McGurrin, DR.. and
Mrs. Niles, Mr.. and Mrs. Dickert, DR..
and Mrs. Alexander G. Ewing, Mr.. and
Mrs. Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crismon gave high five
on Tuesday evening to about twenty
guests. The house was lavishly decorated
in pink carnations and smilax. The
pretty blossoms peeped from every avail
able corner, and the delicate green vine
hung everywhere. Four prizes were Of
fered. The ladies' first, book of poems,
was won by Mrs. II. B. Clawson. jr. The
ladies' consolation, being an ivory paper
cutter with silver handle, was given Mrs.
Judge E. S. Smith. The gentlemen S
first prize was won by Judge e. A. Smith.
The gentlemen's consolation was given
Mr.. Clawson; it was an artistic calendar.
Delicious refreshments were served at the
close of the game.
Those I1raSanf not already r1an1a1 vuara .
DR.. and Mrs. Bascom, Mr.. and Mrs. Josh
Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Cummings, Mr..
and Mrs. Earnest Eldredge, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roundy, Mr.. and Mrs. Reinsmer, Mrs.
Little, Mr.. Winder.
On Tuesday evening the Misses Walker
entertained most delightfully."- the young
ladies who SO ably and charmingly assist
ed them at their reception. 'tDespera-
J tion," something new in cards, and in
/ troduced by Mrs. o. z. Lewis, was the
game played, and it was the source of
much amusement. Those present were
Mrs. S. S. Walker, Mrs. s.. F. Walker,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Eccles, Miss Phillips
and Miss Title Phillips. Miss Conklin
and Miss Aggie Conklin, the Misses
Roundy, Miss Benedict. The gentlemen
invited were Messrs. s. I'll. Fields, W.
II. Donnell, W. G. Pavey, George Dalton
of Bloomington, B. K. Smith, Harold
M. Pitt, George Hines. Messrs. NJ. G.
and Sharp Walker were present to assist
their sisters in their hospitality and were
very happy in their efforts, as all had a
most enjoyable time. The refreshments
served were delicious and very appetizjng.
Mrs. j. B. Thrall gavea reception yes
terday afternoon to the members of her