The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-24

were given, but the fact remains that
there is very little moving in the social
realm.
Mrs. Weber, assisted by her daugh-
tiers, gave Kensington tea Thursday af-
ternoon which was one of the pleasantest
social functions of the season. The tea
was given in compliment to Mrs. j. T..
DonRellan.
Yellow predominated in the decorations,
sunfiowers being used in profusion in the
hall ana parlors. Yellow bonbonnieres
were the souvenirs.
Miss Celia Sharpe rendered several ex-
quisite piano solos. Miss Ella Thomas
and Miss Olive Donenllan sang in a very
pleasing manner.
The guests were Mrs. John Tilton DOM
elan, Mrs. John n. Sharp, Mrs. John S.
Witcher, Mrs. Guyer, Mrs. J. e.. Sharp,
Lawrence, Donnellan, Cotton, Hoge, Sharp,
Alternately, Lowe, Hooper, Hyde, Judd.
Thompson, Teasdel, KatZ,i Whitall,
Granger, Palmer and Sorley.
A reception was given by Mrs. Fred
Hill at her pleasant home on Third South
street Thursday afternoon, from to 5
O'Clock. in compliment to Mrs. Gaines.
She was assisted in receiving by Mrs. II.
J. Rivers. Mrs. Paul presided at the re-
freshment table.
The parlors and dining room were taste
fully decorated with blush roses and
smilax. About one hundred ladies shared
the hospitality of the afternoon.
Wilhelm. infant son of Lieutenant and
Mrs. Styer, was christered at st. Mark S
cathedral Monday, Rev. Unsworth, OF
Ogden, officiating.
Mrs. Edmund Wilkes, mother of Mrs.
Styer, gave an informal reception in
honor of the event. Mrs. Wythe DENLY
assisted in serving refreshments.
There were among the guests, Bishop
and Mrs. Leonard, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Y. Wallace, Miss Grace Wallace, Mrs. NJ.
G. Fox, Colonel and Mrs. Blnnt. DR.. and
Downey, Mrs. Styer, Mrs. Carter, Mrs.
Hampton, Miss Addie Hampton, Rev. L.
B. Ridgely and George Wallace.
The art exhibit given by Miss Ema
Scott at Miss Wizards pariors Tuesday
evening was thoroughly enjoyable
Miss Scott is from Toronto, Canada,
where she was connected with the Art
school for eight years. She is young
lady Of charming personality and true
artistic temperament. She belongs to
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under G.. A. Reid several years.
At her reception Tuesday evening she
exhibited number of beautiful paint
ings, all from life. Conspicuous among
these were tsBaith Feyther and Mither, ,,
ttGrandmother's Kitchen Corner'' and
s'Worn OUT The last has caused
much favorable comment. Miss Scott
has been called a mistress of color and
perspective.
A pleasant party was given to Miss
Enid Moffat, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. D. Moffat, by some of her friends on
Monday evening, that day being the if
teenth anniversary of her birthday.
The party on pleasure bent brought
ever the decorations and before Miss
Enid had recovered from her surprise,
had draped the chandeliers and piano
with smilax and placed bouquets of car
nations and roses in conspicuous places.
The evening was spent at cards, high five
being the favorite game. Refreshments
were served at twelve.
The guests were Misses Leigh Brown
Matte Mack, Matte Moffat, Bee Wilkin-
son, Retta Lyons, Pearl Evans, Daisy
Shields, Messrs. o. K McGraw, Bert
Reading, Charlie Hague, Ed Hazelgrove,
Bob Fisher, Thos. Sampson.
Mrs. Nfellen gave pleasant party Mon
day evening in honor of her son Joseph.
The guests were Misses Mile and Ida
Flygare, Edith and Lizzie Mellen, Mary
Waltz, Maggie Butterworth, Fannie
Stubbs, Nellie Howarth, Barbara Brown
Edith Rushton, Miss Powell, Miss By
water, Miss Margetts, Messrs. Brown
Reid, Wilson, Rushton, Derrick, Harris,
Mareetts, Parker, Oscar Lowe and Sam
and Dan Winters.
Mrs. Gray entertained a few friends
very pleasantly at cards Tuesday even
ing.
The guests were Misses Curtis, Wash
burn, Mamie Ross, Bertha Reed, and
Messrs. Gray, Evans, Frank Holland and
Will Holland,
Miss Sara Zane entertained q few
friends very pleasantly Wednesday even
ing at the home of her uncle, Judge Zane
A special feature of the EVENINGS enter
teinmen5 was the music furnished by
Miss Gregory, who is an accomplished
pianist.
Among the guests were Mrs. Zane,
Mrs. Stewart and Miss Rettew of Phila-
delphia, Mrs. Gregory, Miss Gregory
Messrs. Grant Hampton, Graham Put,
spam, Frank Holland and Grant Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Donnellan enter
tanned few friends at their new home,
1015 First street, Friday evening. The
guests were Misses DonneIlan, Weber
Messrs. Cheesman of San Francisco
Shoup of Idaho, Ives Cobb, A. G. Smith
R. J. Glendinning and others.
Miss Laura Bird was honored by hel
little friends Friday evening in the no.