The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-08

Rogers. ir., ]. Rogers, A. H. Ensign,
Joe Taylor, Fred Slade, w. G.. Din
Iwoodey, H. Dinwoodey, w. Wallace, H.
Lee. Harold NJ. Pitt, H. G. Duke, G. E.
Stanton, j. N. Sharp. B. H. Wells. G.
H. Wells, Mr.. Hills, Mr.. Cutler, Mr..
Wallace. Mr.. D. A. Depew, Mr.. A. Ell
Ills. E. Scott, LIE Grand Young. James
L. Seligman, Alma Katz, Chris Diehl,
Will Donnell. Will Walker, Sam Park,
Charles Post, Dave Sharp, Mr.. Howard,
Charles Game, Bert Holden and George
Downey.
Mrs. Eugene Lewis gave five o'clock
tea yesterday at her home, $40 East
bian and Miss Utter and a reading by
Mrs. Jones made an enjoyable preface
to the tea
The invited guests were Mrs. Royle,
Mrs. w. P. Lynn, Mrs. Kenyon, Mrs. A.
Howat, DR.. Gage, Mrs. E. B. Jones,
Mrs. Hadley, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Van
Armand, Mrs Utter, Mrs. Fabian, Mrs.
Dart, Mrs. Nelden, Mrs. Vincent, Mrs.
Bascom, Mrs. McVicker, Mrs. Keyes,
Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Valentine, Mrs. Geb-
hardt, Mrs Mathis, Mrs. Sherman,
Mrs. Heuck, Mrs. La Barthe, Mrs.
Read, Miss Royle, Miss Duke,
Miss Jennie Howat, Miss Mar
garet Howatt. Miss Merrill, Miss
Merrill, Miss Sherman, Miss Hayden,
Miss Valentine, Miss Lewis and Miss
Thompson.
A very pretty party was that given
by Miss Geneva. Ellerbeck at the home
of her mother Mrs Henrietta Ellerbeck,
on Tuesday evening.
! The guests were presented with CARDS
tied with red, white and blue ribbons.
On these cards they were expected to
write poems on the subjects, "The
Pullman Strike" and 1.-The Fourth of
July" Miss Alley Davis won the la
dies prize for the best poems and Mr.
Hardy Lynch the gentleman's prize
After the prizes We're awarded the
guests assembled about a. table whose
decorations also suggested the tricolor
of the day. Bouquets and clusters Of
cherries were tied with red, white and
blue ribbons. Fireworks furnished
much amusement and were also APP
propriate for the day.
The guests were Miss Alley Davis,
Miss Claire Clawson, Miss Juno
Sprague, Miss Winnie Sprague, Miss
Edith Ellerbeck, Miss Ruby Clawson,
Professor Marshal, Will Ellerbeck
Jules La Barthe, Walter Meeks, Scott
Wells, Hardy Lynch and Charles Mar
shall.
The kettledrum given by Mrs. Will
liam Jennings at her mansion, 139 Brig
ham street, on Friday afternoon, was
the most elegant social function OF the
past week.
The hall was transformed into a
bower of Virginia creepers, with mere
and there white marguerites and holly
hooks. The parlors were also deco
rated with white and green. The same
colors were used in the dining room,
which was a mass of ivy. The drawn
work of the lunch cloths showed very
lprettily over green. Conspicuous among
the decorations of the hall was small
drum decorated with white and green
ribbons.
The ladies who assisted in serving re-
Ifreshments were Mrs. w. w. Ritter
Mrs. Walter Jennings, Mrs. Joseph Jen-
tnings, Mrs James Jennings, Miss Katie
Dwyer. Miss Linforth, Miss Ruby Claw
son, Miss Grace Young, Miss Alton
Young, Miss Edith Weller and Miss
| Curt Young.
The invited guests were: Mrs. c.
Richards, Mrs. Weber, Misses Lottie
Georgia and Ethelyn Weber, Mrs. LIE
Grand Young, Miss Young, Miss Lucille
Young, Miss Alton Young, Mrs. Annie
lSharp, Mrs Sophia Sharp, Mrs. Dougall
Mrs. Walter Beatie, Mrs. Annie Din
woodey, Mrs. Sarah DinwoOdey, Mrs
Burgess, Mrs. Katie Young, Mrs. Lizzie
Young, Mrs. Ellen Clawson, Mrs. Emily
iClawson, Mrs. Margaret ClaWson, Mrs
IPhebe Kimball, Mrs. Teasdel, Mrs
DIVER Mrs Barratt, Mrs. Watson
Mrs. Staines, Mrs. James II. Moyle
Mrs. Amelia Young, Mrs. Tom Jennings
Mrs. Isaac Jennings, Mrs. Joe Jennings
Mrs. William c. Jennings, Mrs. James
Jennings, Mrs. Walter Jennings
Mrs Byron Groo, Mrs. Nora Carroll
Miss Whittal, Mrs. Emma Riggs, Miss
Campbell, Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Lille
Staines, Mrs. John T. Caine, Mrs. c. E
Dye, Mrs. DR.. John White, Mrs. DR.
lBeattie, Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mrs Reed
Miss Reed, Mrs. Dix Mrs. Chase, Mrs
Mcintyre. Mrs McCune, Mrs. B. S
Young, Alice Naisbitt, Kate Naisbitt
Mrs. c. w. Bennett, Mrs. G. A. Lowe
Mrs. Philip Brooks, Jr., Mrs. Mac
donald, Mrs. Rawlins, Mrs. Carl
son. Mrs MARYLAND, Mrs. H
Richardson and Mrs. Lyman Young
Mrs Florence Clawson, Miss Edit
Dinwoodey, Mrs. Clare Felt, Mrs. Har-
old Russell, Mrs. Philip Brooks, Mrs
H. NJ. Wells, Mrs. o. F. Whitney, Mrs
! George 2amney, Miss Emily Cloves
Miss i@sssh Weller, Miss Hettie Young
Miss Curt Young, Mrs G. H. Kraft
Mrs. VIII Dinwoodey, Miss Emily
Katz. Mrs Stanley Clawson, Mrs
Richard Young, Mrs. VIII Clawson
Mrs. Will Brooks, Mrs. DR.. Benedict
Mrs Gilmer, Miss Lucille Gilmer, Mrs
Salisbury, Mrs. Willard Young, Mrs. j
E. Game, Mrs. D. C. Dunbar, Mrs
Guy Palmer, Miss Hooper, Mis-;
Teasdel, Miss Cecilia Sharp, Mrs
James Sharp, Mrs. Chloe EldTidge
Mrs E. C. Coffin, Mrs. F. S. Richards
Mrs. ]. T. Richards. Mrs. F. Dewey
Richards, Mrs. John Spencer, Mrs. G
S. Burton, Mrs. George PYper, Mrs. H
G. Whitney, Mrs. Myra Rossiter, Mrs
Emily Grant, Mrs. w. w. Ritter, Mrs
j. B. Tarlow, Miss Ritter. Miss Dwyer
Mrs. Eva Davis Miss Alley Davis, Mrs
Nettie Y. Smell Mrs. Fergus Fergus
on, Miss Ruby Clawson, Miss Bertha
Benedict, Mrs. Margetts and Mis-!
Neslen.
Mrs. C. A. Eldridge gave a tea Tues
day afternoon to number Of ladies
The decorations of her rooms We're O.
the wild white columbine which grow:
high among the mountains and theil
waxlike beauty very effectively sdOrn
ed the rooms. Conversation and choice
refreshments made the afternoon {
pleasant one.
The invited guests were Mrs. j. w
Sharp, Mrs. VIM. Jennings, Mrs. James