The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-04

ter. Others deserving special mention
were Lillian Godfrey as ''Bopeep;''
Sophie Conheim as Little Boy Blue, .
Mabel Hall, as MAUD Muller Flor
ence Howat, as. a colored nurse, and
Frances Howat and Ella Putnam as
babies; Miss Bessie Hanks as .'Poca-
hontas,'' and Edna Bennington as a
sister of charity.
The young ladies joined in a grand
march in the earlier part of the even
ing, ending with the lancers- The wierd
scene from Macbeth, in which the
witches presided over the gruesome
connection, was enacted. But in this
prettier, and the mess consisted of nut
shells with fortune inside. A NAM
moth cobweb Il. the library then en-
gagged the attention of the young mer-
rynlakers. Miss Lottie Golding won
the chief prize for unravelling the
maze. 81
Miss Daggett favored the guests with
vocal solo and Miss Eva Davis gave
a recitation
Rev. w. K. Hall, of St Marks, acted
as pianist, and provided music in ex-
cellent time and tune for dancing.
and so ended an evening long to be
rendered by the girls of Rowland
hall
sing tea on Friday last to twenty-seven
friends. Her parlors were profusely
decorated with chrysanthemums Of
every color. She was assisted in receiy-
ing by Mrs. e. M. Miller.
The guests were Mrs. Hoyt Sherman,
Mrs. James Lowe, Mrs. Theron Geddes.
Mrs. A. t. Drigg, Mrs. Wantland, Mrs.
Goodwin, Mrs. Vincent, Mrs. Dart, Mrs.
Herman, Mrs. Samuel Paul, Mrs. Fifield,
Mrs. Egbert Roberts, Mrs. o. P. Miles,
Mrs. Forbes, Mrs. Nelden, Mrs. Hender-
son, Mrs. MARYLAND, Mrs. Kenyon, Mrs.
w. F. Lynn, Mrs. William Bradley.
Mrs. M. G. Fox, Miss Fox, Mrs. Holman
and Others
The Misses Sherman gave luncheon
yesterday in honor of Mrs. A. f. Hol-
den. They are charming entertainers
and that the afternoon was enjoyed by
all goes without saying.
Their guests were Mrs. A. F. Holden
Mrs. M. c. Fox, Mrs. George F. Dow.
ney, Miss Crawford, Miss Mcguire, Miss
Hardness, Miss Kimball, Miss Mackin,
tosh, Miss Lawrence and Miss Rhodes
On Friday evening the Misses HYDE
entertained some friends pleasantly
though informally, at the home of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hyde, No
40 West North Temple street. Among
the number were Misses Fannie Can
non, Mae Taylor, Kate Thomas, Pris-
Miner, Ella Mcdonald, and Messrs
VIII Romney, Theo Nystrom, Professor
Merrill, Fred Miner, Charles Stewart,
Fred May, Hiram Beck, Fred Ridges,
Barnard Stewart, Paul KimbalI and
Fred Ridges.
Mrs. Heher NJ. Wells gave Kensing-
ton tea on Monday last to a number Of
ladies, especially to her younger friends.
Tt was an afternoon of rare enjoyment
to all present.
Among the guests were Mrs. Will
Hampton, Mrs. John Groesbeck, jr.,
Mrs. George El1erbecl1, Mrs. Stephen j.
Lynch, Mrs. G. H. Kraft, Mrs. Murray
Godbe Mrs. Edna Wells Sloan, Mrs.
Tessie Werner, Mrs. John Held, Mrs.
May Clawson, Mrs. j. Wash Young,
Mrs. Isaac Clayton, Mrs. Walter Jen-
nings, Mrs. Alder, Mrs. Charles Burton,
Mrs. Frank Beattie, Mrs. Phoebe Tay-
lor, Mrs. Sidney Clawson, Mrs. Fred
Clawson, Miss Ivy Clawson, Miss Lulu
Clawson, Miss Whitney, Miss Mae Tay-
lor, Miss May Preston, Miss Weber,
Miss Georgia Weber, Miss Ethelyn
Weber, Miss Florence Alder, Miss
Gertrude Allen, Miss Lucy Van Colt,
Miss Cloves, Miss Edna Dwyer,
Miss Cecilia Sharp, Miss Winnie Kim
ball. Miss Edith Weller and Miss Isabel
Sears.
The first of the cotillions took
place on. Tuesday evening at the Mani
tou The joyousness Of youth, lovely
excellent music, gracious chap
erones, pleasant surroundings, all the
elements that serve to make dancing
party the enjoyable recreation it should