The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-23

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| tractive in black silk, draped in black
net, with disks embroidered upon it; the
bodice was cut v, a scarlet velvet ribbon
! lay fiat about the outline. Three rows OF
| the velvet girdled the bodice, holding in
place the fullness, red shoes and red
gloves completed this simple and effective
gown.
Miss Mae Smiths toilet was of Nile
green crepe, lowered and richly trimmed
III yellow satin ribbon; white gloves and
slippers, hair dressed becomingly high;
| white roses were at the corsage.
| One of the loveliest of the dresses was
that worn by Miss Matte Hamer, sim
pie black India silk with bodice cut V
back and front, the edge being concealed
by violets; a black hat trimmed in the
same flower, black gloves and slippers;
her flowers were pink.
| Miss Gertie Lyon wore forget-me-no
blue crepe bodice cut square and edged
with blond lace; elbow sleeves, tan gloves
and slippers.
Miss Ensign's frock was shell pink
ground, lightly figured and prettlly
trimmed in white lace.
Miss Hattie McKelfar's dress was red,
with garniture of red ribbons; red shoes
and gloves.
Miss Eta Kinsey appeared in neat
dark blue silk, with wine colored gloves.
Miss Jennie Irvine was a veritabe red
bird with frock Of red crepe trimmed
in red velvet, bracelets of gold and a
necklace of beads about the throat; red
gloves.
gowned in a symphony of lilac and
cream.
Miss Hattie Pollock was neatly dressed
+ in red and black, with gold beads to
brighten the hair.
Miss Clara Pollock, a street toilet Of
brown cloth, with sleeves of rich brown
velvet, hair confined with red ribbons.
Miss Pearl Evans, a black dress with
girdle of brilliant cut jet; red gloves.
The flowers were red and white roses.
Miss Aggie Watson, dress OF black
silk, with bolero jacket of silk, white
corded.
Mrs. Angel wore very neat pinkish
gray.
Miss Pearl Sharp was in pretty old
rose silk; gloves the same tint.
Below is partial list of the gentlemen
present:
Messrs. Spirie Lawson, 10 Smith, Sam
Ilel Robbins, W. Z. Sherwood, William
Foster, James Irvine, Bert Reading, Bert
Morris, Tom Butler, Charles Hague, John
Whitmore, VIII McKeller, Ed Hazel
grove, Joseph Ostler, Robert Fisher, Tom
Sampson, j. R. Grieve, Angel, Luff and
McGraw.
Thursday noon two street cars were
waiting at the Union Pacific depot to
convey party of fifty ladies to the resi-
dence of Mrs. H. P. Henderson, where
she and Mrs. Brinker waited to welcome
them, Offering for their entertainment
game of high FIVE, which they had
jointly arranged for the amusement of
their guests.
This was the largest, as well as the
card party of most interest, in that the
guests were from distance; the expert
ment of bringing friends from an adj
joining city for an afternoon never having
been tried before. 1t worked beauti-
fully, however, as it was pronounced
success. those present having thoroughly
enjoyed the occasion.
The floral decorations were beautiful,
consisting of white and red carnations,
mignonette and smilax. The two draw
ing rooms, together with the dining
room were closely set with tables, where,
after removing wraps, arranging corsage
bouquets, and many friendly greetings,
the game began. The playing was in
teresting and spirited.
The highest number of games won was
nine, resulting in tie between two of
the guests, this was also the case with
the next highest number, two ladies won
eight games and were compelled to cut.
The list of guests and the names of those
who won the prizes are as follows:
Mesdames Judge Patton, I. J. Kiesel, J.
G. Armstrong, W. N. Shilling, E. NJ.
Allison, Oscar Hill, Theodore Robinson,
ii. R. Pettingill, J. Beckwith, G. D.
Golding. j. Berry, B. F. Locks, E. A.
Reed, Professor Howard, J. D. Gill,
Carbon, Bannister, William Jenkins, E.
W. Malson, II. c. Biglow, j. R. Elliott,
David Evans, Abe Kuhn, Ad Kuhn, T.
Marks, Barnstein, w. Il. Harvey, w.
H. Smith, j. w. McNutt, j. S. Lewis,
w. a. Bates, Doctor Anderson, A.
ii. Nelson, r. Hume, J. Tyler,
Frank Hurlburt, Doctor Armstrong,
Henshaw, Ransford Smith, Nagel, Hill
lard, Frank Cannon, Judge Bishop, L.
R. Rhodes, j. Conlish, R. Ross, H. Chew
ers. Will hatcher, M. a. Breeder.
Prize results-Mrs. Ad. Keeher. 8: Mrs.
Barnes, 9. First prize secured BY Mrs.
Barnes. Mrs. Corlew, s; Mrs. Nagel 8;
second prize won by Mrs. Corlew; Mrs.
Harvey consolation.