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

gave forth the most enhancing airs dur
ing the afternoon to the great delight OF
all present. The dining room was pre-
sided over by Miss Benedict, robed in
fetching ciel blue silk, made Raphael;
Miss Conklin in a soft and effective
challie of cream tint, lowered in brown;
Miss Aggie Conklin, q pink frock, cut
square at shoulders and trimmed in
Spanish lace and black velvet, was pretty
and becoming. Miss Tillie Phillips
looked very sweet as she sat in the bay
window pouring coffee; dressed In a
pretty pink silk. The refreshments were
delicious and served in q delightful man
ner.
Miss Roundy, in lovely yellow crepe,
presided over the punch bowl. which was
placed under a Moorish canopy draped IN
pink and white, forming most attrac--
tive picture. The names of the invited
are given below:
Kimball, Mrs. d. f. Walker, jr., Mrs.
Jack Street, Mrs. Weist, Mrs. Phillips,
the Misses Phillips, Mrs. Major Down
ing, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Harding, Mrs: In
gals, Mrs. S. W. Eccles, Mrs. and Miss
| Zane, Mrs. Gilchrist, Mrs. Woodward,
the Misses Woodward, Mrs. Daggett,
Mrs. Sprague, Mrs. Goodwin, the Misses
Sprague, Mrs. Horlick, Mrs. Raybould,
| the Misses Raybould, Mrs. Bacon, Mrs.
j. r. Walker, jr., Mrs. M. III. Walker,
Miss Thomas, Miss Sherman, Miss
Evans, Mrs. and Miss Benedict, Mrs.
Crismon, Mrs. Roundy, the Misses Young,
the Misses Roundy, Mrs. King, Miss
King, Mrs. Dallas, Mrs. McGurrin, Mrs.
Bache, Mrs. Butts, Mrs. Nixon, Mrs.
Boukofsky, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Witcher,
Mrs Marshall, Mrs. Hogle, Mrs. Rob-
ertson, Mrs. Stout, the Misses Stout,
Mrs. Mccormick, Miss Mccormick, Miss
Keogh, Mrs. Lawrence, Miss Lawrence,
Mrs. Conklin, the Misses Conklin, Mrs.
Horn, Mrs and Miss Noble, Mrs. James
A. Lowe, Mrs. r. B. Turner, Mrs. Royle,
Miss Royle, Mrs. Smedley, Mrs. Hark-
ness, Mrs. Brink, Mrs. Boggs, Miss
Katz, Mrs Hewlett, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs.
A. K. Smith, Miss Allen, Mrs. and Miss
Macintosh, Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Campbell,
Mrs. Clute, Mrs. and Miss Alff, Mrs.
Duke, Mrs. Daft, Miss Macintosh, Mrs.
and Miss Morlan, Mrs. M. Morlan, Mrs.
Il. Bailey, Mrs. c. E. Mainland, Mrs.
la. a Fyler, Mrs. Monroe,
Mrs. and Miss Fox, Mrs. Niles,
Mrs. STANDARD, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Ogden,
Mrs. Powers, Mrs. Cheesman,
Mrs. Annett, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Lamb,
Mrs. W. w. Ritter, Mrs. Jennings, Mrs. l..
Roberts, Miss Rhodes, Mrs. Clawson,
Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Lett, Mrs. Druehl,
Mrs. and Miss Bishop, Mrs. Allen, Miss
G. Allen, Mrs. Hugh Anderson, Miss
Anderson, Miss Crawford. Mrs. Paul,
Mrs. Dart, Mrs. James Anderson, Mrs.
James, Mrs. Read. Mrs. Fabian, Mrs.
Billings, Mrs. Farnsworth, Mrs. Davis
Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Beifuss, Mrs. John,
son, Mrs. Remington, Mrs. Cliff, Mrs
and Miss Gilman, Miss Dinwoodey, Mrs
Dunbar, Mrs. Game, Miss Hooper, Mrs
Bruback, Mrs. Thurston, Mrs Schroeder,
Mrs. Pitts, Mrs. Mclean, Miss Rock
ledge. the Misses Mather,. Mrs. Koeber,
Mrs. keller. Mrs. Blunt. Mrs. Wilkes,
Mrs. Styer, Mrs. John Sharp Mrs
Miles, Mrs. Haywood, Mrs. Mcintyre,
Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Keyes,
Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Pinkerton, Mrs. Hoyt
Sherman, Miss Hawley, Mrs. Crabb,
NJ. Walker, Miss Maud Walker, Miss
Stella Walker.
The Christmas dinner given on We'd
nesday by Mrs. NJ. @. Fox at her resi-
dence on Brigham street was the first we
have had in Salt Lake and the mos
skilled observer could not but acknowledgt
the perfect appointments. The colol
scheme was pink and white. The table
with its snowy satin damask, heavy Gu
glass and rare old Dresden and French
china. its clusters of lovely pink anC
white roses, with candle lights rising
from pink bisque candelabras, made {
picture of righteousness which at ono
enchanted the aesthetic eye. Covers were
laid for sixteen, and the hours from II
were consumed in doing justice to tn
delicious repast which was most hand
somely served. The souvenirs were wei