The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-21

arranged for such functions and Mr..
Porter. the proprietor. is perfect
host.
There were many very pretty and
becoming costumes, among them the
following: Mrs. Porter. Nile green
silk with corsage of pink and green
silk Mrs Prosser, black silk trimmed
with black satin. Mrs. Smith of
Ogden, pale pink brocaded silk, with
cream lace. Mrs. Henderson, black
silk with black lace Miss Curt
Young, pale pink Japanese crepe, silver
passementere. Miss Edith Weller
pink brocaded silk. Miss Elias Smith,
silver grey crepe with flounces of
handsome white lace. Mrs Fred
Slade, black silk deliberately trimmed
with black lace. Miss Vincent, red
slk. Miss Waynick, pink silk
bodice with black satin skirt
Miss Rowe-Blue silk with lace. Mrs.
j. Crlsmon-Garnet serge with pale
Dlue SILK and garnet velvet trimmings.
MISS Gertie Allen-Blue silk with over
dress OF blue striped gauze. striped
SIX trimmings. Miss Maud Russell
cream wool crepe with lace trimmings
ana sleeves of striped cream and pink
SILK Miss Minnie Taylor-Pale blue
SIX SIX MISS Lulu Rowe-Cream colored
SILK with lace trimmings. Miss Edith
Ashmore, of Detroit-Salmon silk, En-
pre- style. Miss Allie Bishop-Black
SIX with lemon colored lace and rib
pons. Mrs. Frank Dewey Richards
Light brown street costume Mrs c.
T. Stanton-White brocade with black
velvet and jet. Mrs. McConnell-Pink
more trimmed with pale blue MORE
ana nounce of pink net Miss Dollie
Walker-Red silk with jet girdle, cor
sage trimmed with ietted lace Miss
Ella Clark-White China silk with blue
ribbons. Miss Rubin-Red silk with
chlffon trimmings. Miss Lutte Whit
ney-cream and gray challis, with vel
vet ribbon trimming. Miss Hettie
foung-Pink dotted gauze over pink
silk. Miss Geneva Ellerbeck-Baby
blue silk with chiffon. Miss Claire
Clawson-Pink chiffon over pink silk.
Miss Ruby Clawson-White dotted
SWISS with white lace ruff1es. Miss
Aeney-1andsome red silk. Miss Ella
Druehl-Red cashmere with ribbon
trimming Mrs. George Romney-Old
rose striped silk with flounces of black
lace. Miss Hattie Heath-Pale blue
cashmere with black velvet girdle and
lace trimmings. Miss Minnie Shoe
brldge-Pale blue silk with cream lace.
MISS Grace Young-Cream colored
more with cream lace and ribbons
MISS Louie Shoebridge-Red crepe with
ribons. Mrs. Mary Clawson-Green and
pink striped silk with black lace. Miss
carrie Williams-Cream colored crepe
with sleeves of cream brocaded satin,
Miss Phyllis Young-Red silk with rib
bon trimming of same shade. Mrs. W.
I. Lynch-Black street costume. Miss
Etta Calder-Lemon brocaded silk with
white lace. Miss Ethel Ferguson
Light pink silk
The gentlemen present were: ]. G.
Bechtol G. NJ. Benedict, A. L. Bratton,
e. G. Carthey. w. G. Ever. L. A.
Evans, w, n. Gray, Salisbury Gilmer,
c. A Graeber. w. R. Grant, E. S.
His, Frank Hiatt, Ben Hampton, W.
r. Hubbard. S. K. Hooper, Harry Jen-
mngs, z. H. Jacobs, George A Knox,
George d. LOOMS. Jules La Barthe. 1r..
w J. Lynch, w. J. Meeks, w. S. Ogles-
by, Z g. Odell, Charles S. Price, George
Romney. Jr., Frank D. Richards, w. II.
Rowe. E. c. Parker, Robert Steven
son, Fred a. Slade, c. E. Stanton, J.
NJ. Sunderland, E. H Scott, c. H.
Vinson, H. B. windsor Mark Pitt
Ellas Smith, e. w. Whitney, c. o.
Neness, George Ellerbeck, William
O'Nlel, and Henry Ives Cobb.
In Farmers Ward on Wednesday
evening a very enjoyable party was
given in the meeting house in honor
OF Abram o. Woodruff who will start
for Germany and Switzerland, January
%, 1884. Two large tables were ex-
tended the full length of the house and
these were several times seated to their
IuH capacity in order to accommodate
the large number present which seemed
10 include nearly everybody old and
young in the ward. The elegant re-
past embracing variety of viands
TO suit the most fastidious taste was
served at $50 p. m. and was enliyened
with pleasant chats and expressions
OF good will to the beneficiary and his
parents and relatives who were Dre-
sent A fine programme was then
presented, Bishop r. T. Burton presid-
ing. 1t opened with the usual exer-
clses. Then the Cannon Guitar and
Mandolin club gave a selection. SIM
day School superintendent : r, Stew
ara made some remarks compliment
tary to the young missionary. A beau
uIul bound Bible was presented to
that young gentleman who responded
IN brief but appropriate and wei
worded speech Of appreciation. Songs
and Rotations followed. President
woodruff recounted some of his early
missionary experiences and was fol-
lowed by Joseph E. Taylor and c. w
Penrose of the stake presid ency. More
music and the benediction closed
very entertaining and agreeable social
gathering. The utmost harmony and
good feeling prevailed and there were
over 800 persons present 1t will be
remembered with pleasure by MANY
DeSldes the young missionary in whose
honor 1t was arranged. The ladies who
were so actively engaged in making
the affair successful are deserving of
high praise. All present expressed
their qualification at the excellent en-
tertalnment and united in good wishes
to their young friend who was the
guest of the occasion.
The high five given by Miss Helen
Crawford at Darlington Place yester-
day afternoon was one of the pleas
ATTEST events of the week. Mrs. Blocks
won the first prize. a dainty lace pin
Miss Gilmer, the second, a handsomely
bound copy of 7. B. Aldrich's last
work, and Mrs s. F. Walker received
the BOBBY prize. a pack of cards.
MIS-; casper Robertson, Mrs. Bascom.
mrs John 5. Witcher, Mrs. M. C. Fox
Mrs Duke, Mrs. More, Mrs. C. p
Brooks, Mrs S. T. Walker, Mrs. w. p
Lynn, Mrs. George r. Downey. Mrs
Bache. Mrs. David Sharp, Miss Fox
Miss Hardness, Miss Ora Hardness
MISS Mccormick, Miss Wallace Miss
Rool1ledge, Miss Mason, Miss Adelaide
Mason, Miss Lucille Gilmer, Miss Nor
gan, Miss Katherine Lowe, Miss Mar
garet Park, Miss Hannauer, Miss Ida
Hanauer, Miss Marie AIff, Miss Rose
Daft, Miss Sherman, Miss EDNA
Shearman, Miss Sadler, Miss Sarah
Zane, Miss Blanche Kimball, Miss Kate
Lawrence, Miss Weber and Miss Geor-
gia Weber
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Crismon ceIebrat-
ed their wedding anniversary on Wed
nesday evening by small high five
party. Miss Florence Crismon and Mr.