The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-29


cannon took that gentleman by storm
last evening at his home, corner Tenth
South and Third East streets. 1t took
the astute editor some minutes to re-
cover from the surprise but when he
old he proceeded to make the evening
pleasant one for his guests.
On Wednesday evening occurred the
lake party given by Miss Mccormick,
MISS Alff, Miss Mason, Miss Hardness
ana Miss Wallace, at Garfield Beach.
special cars were attached to the
regular $50 train, and a large number
went to the beach to enjoy a bath and
several hours dancing. The bathing
dancing to the music of Olson's
orchestra goes without saying.
Among the pleasure seekers on this
occasion were Major and Mrs. Silva,
Mr.. and Mrs p. L. Williams, Judge
and Mrs. II. P. Henderson, Mr. and
Mrs. H. c. Woodrow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geddes, DR.. and Mrs. Pfoutz, Nine
Ptoutz, Mrs. Morton, Mrs. Coates. DIR.
and Mrs. Witeher, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Letcher, Mr.. and Mrs. George Y. Wal
lace, Miss Wallace, Mrs. Mccormick,
Miss Mccormick. Miss Keogh, Miss
Aft, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam c. Park. Mr.
and Mrs. James Seligman, Mrs. Ste
venson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Vollmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Conklin, Miss Conk-
Miss Weber, Misses Georgia and
Ethelyn Weber, Mrs. George A,
Lowe, Miss Lowe, Judge and Mrs.
Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. John Tflton
Donellan, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Sprague, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bidweil, Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Ban
croft, Miss Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Brink
er, Mrs. LeGrand Young, Miss Lucille
Young, Miss Alton Young, Major
Wilkes, Mrs Styer, Mrs Gilmer. Miss
Gilmer, MIR. and Mrs. Smedley. Miss
Smedley, Mr.. and Mrs. Glendinnfng.
Miss Glendinning, Judge and Mrs. w.
ii. Smith, Mrs. Bascom, Miss Lawr-
ence, Miss Noble. Miss Nash, Miss
hnippenburg, Miss Helen Shear
man, Miss Edna Shearman.
Miss Hoge, Miss Reed, Miss Aft, Miss
1rma Alff, Miss Lowe, Miss Park, Miss
Julia. Dean, Miss Marguerite Richards.
Miss Bessie Bacon, Miss Dull. Miss
Durland, Miss Williams, Miss Shoup,
Miss Rookledge, Miss Woodward. Miss
Hanauer, Miss Ida Hanauer, Miss Ad-
die Zane, Miss Geddes, Miss Roundy.
Miss Cotton. Miss Jean Anderson, MIR.
George NJ. Scott, Mr.. Heintz. Mr.. Hol-
lana Mr.. James Pollock, Mr.. D. S.
Murray, Mr.. Ives Cobb, Mr.. Harry Sher-
man, Mr.. j. Gallagher, Mr.. w. c. Pavey.
Mr. D. c. Adams, Major Hill, Mr..
Henry Mccormick, Mr.. Walter Almy,
DR.. Meecham, Mr.. B. Y. Smith, Mr..
Kenneth Donnellan, Mr.. Will Ford. Mr..
c. L. Haines, Mr. Grant Smith, MIR.
George Z. Downey, Mr.. Pendergast,
Mr.. Bob Smith, Mr.. Max Smith, Mr..
Wayne Smith, Mr.. Kent Smith, Mr.. ].
T. Goodwin, Mr.. Alma Katz, Mr. Chris
Dieih, Mr.. Duncan, Mr.. Frances Cotton.
Mr. Bob Stevenson, MIR. j. ]. Brooks,
Mr.. George w. Wallace, jr., Mr.. Rob
Hardness, Mr. Charlie Webber. Mr.
Jay Gilmer. Mr.. Graham Putnam. Mr.
VIII Anderson, Mr.. Grant Hampton.
Mr.. Bert Varian, Mr.. Charles Game.
Mr.. James Ricketts,, Mr.. Clarence
Sprague and Mr.. Max Hanauer.
Col. J. W. Donnellan's home, COS East
First South street, was the scene of a
delightful lawn party on Thursday
evening japanese lanters almost with
out number made the grounds nearly
as light as at midday. The well-waxed
dancing floor at the north end of the
lawn was large enough to accommodate
all the guests, and the music was
of superior order. The guests were
received in the parlors by Mrs.
John Tilton Donnellan and Miss
Olice Donnellan, who gave the
party, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. DON
nelian and Mrs. John Tilton Donnel-
Ian. The hall and parlors We're adorn-
ed by handsome palms and an occa-
sior&i bouquet of white roses or car
nations On the vine-covered veranda
was a japanese booth, where delicious
was dispensed Refresh
ments were served in the dining room.
which was tastefully decorated in
white and green. Misses Edna Donnel-
IAN. Miss Bessie Glendinning, Miss
Mamie Noble. Miss Laura Shoup, Miss
Stella. Salisbury performing that ser
vice.
Among the ladies' costumes the fol-
owing were noticeable:
Mrs. John Tilton Donnellan-White
crepe, white satin ribbons.
Miss Dive Donnellan-White dotted
net with blue satin bodice and blue
-ibbons.
Miss Webber-Yellow and white fig |