The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-14

paper with an autumn leaf on the cor
ner of the sheet the decorations were
entirely of maple branches the rich
coloring of the foliage making the
rooms exceedingly pretty.
The invited guests were Mrs. Chloe
Eldrerge, Mrs. j. L. Rawlins, Mrs. A.
w. Carlson, Mrs G. johnson. Mrs L.
S. Hills. Mrs. Josph w. Wells, Mrs,
Eta Ellerbeck, Mrs. Emma Ellerbeck,
Mrs. Abbie Chaplin, Mrs. Elizabeth Tay-
lor, Mrs ]. H. Bailey, Mrs. Margaret
! Clawson, Mrs. Lizzie Young, Mrs. Ellen
Clawson, Mrs. c. c. Young, Mrs. John
ston, Mrs. c. I. Kirby, Mrs. Marion
Brown, Mrs, Camilla Cobb. Mrs. orson
Rodgers, Mrs. Moyle, Mrs. Heber
Young, Mrs. Julia Allen, Mrs. R. VI
Morris, Mrs. w. H. Rowe, Mrs. NJ. e.
| Cummings, Mrs. John Felt, Mrs. Frank
Hyde, Mrs. Jane c.. Young, Mrs. NJ A
Little, Mrs. G. w. Penrose, Mrs. H. p
Richards and Mrs. Nathan Sears
! Another enjoyable afternoon party
was the Kensington tea given by Mrs
( j. Wash Young on Tuesday The room
! was aglow with autumn foliage whose
/ bright hues awakened "reminiscences of
strolls up City Creek canyon when it is
/ ablaZe with color. Amidst such charm
ing surroundings the ladies spent the
swift hours in plying their needles and
! chatting with frinds old and new, later
bringing to the dainty refreshments
served the appetite that comes with
hours pleasantly spent
Tn invited guests were Mrs. I. A.
! Clayton, Mrs. c. H. Kraft, Mrs. S. III.
| Lynch, Mrs. John A Groesbeck. jr.
Mrs. Frank Beattie, Mrs. S. 1. Clawson.
Mrs. w. G. Hampton, Mrs. G. D. Alder
Mrs. George e. Ellerbeck, Mrs. MAY
Lysie Clawson, Mrs. John j. Sears, Mrs
MIS-. L. A. CIawson, Mrs. Charles S.
Burton, Mrs. L. H. Clawson, Mrs. e. c.
Coffin, Mrs. c. S. Darlington, Mrs
THOMAS Sloan, Mrs, Bradley, Mrs. f.
"A. Siade, Mrs. j. l.. May, Mrs. d. e.
Brockbank, Mrs, j. H. Moore, Mrs.
Murray Godbe, Mrs. J. c. Hooper. Miss
Aetue Young, Miss Ivy Clawson, Miss
Eaooper' Miss May Preston, Miss Cecilia
SHARP, Miss May Price, Miss Florence
Alder and Miss Lulu Clawson.
Mrs. Niles has discontinued her at
home day for the present
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard Reed and Miss
Bertha Reed have concluded to spend
the winter in Denver.
Mrs. Harvey McCallum left last
evening for a visit of two months in
Denver.
Mrs. Lesser and daughter will leave
on Tuesday for a short visit to New
Mexico.
Miss Minnie Schaussenbach, of Og-
den, was the guest of Miss Mason last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bancroft are ex-~
pected to return from Wichita, Kan,
today, after weeks absence.
Mr.. Harry Joseph returned from the
east on Thursday.
Mrs. Russell Tracy, of Darlington,
will entertain tomorrow.
The Kalamazoo Whist club has re-
newed its meeting. On Tuesday last
its members were entertained by DR..
Benedict and his son Chauncey. This
week they will meet with Mr.. Harold
Pitt.
Mrs. John Tisdale left on Monday
for New York. She will be gone about
a month.
The hop which was to have been CIV
en- at Fort Douglas, on Friday evening,
was postponed on account of the large
reception which will be rendered Gen
raj and Mrs. Penrose on Thursday eve
ming next.
Miss Noble and Miss Mayme Noble
left for the east yesterdya morning. At
ter seeing her sister installed in school
at Philadelphia Miss Noble will go to /
New York, where she will spend few
weeks. Miss Edith Noble leaves for
San Francisco this evening and will re-
main in that city until the holidays.
Mrs. w. J. Lynch entertained the
Neighborhood club on Thursday even
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