The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-27

wantIand, Isaac Trumbo. Wilkes. John
ards, Coates, Heiezman, Whirall, Nc
Farland, Allen, Johnston, Palmer,
Wright, Newton, George, H'elhemls'
Misses Gilmer, Hardness, Ora Hark-
ness, Hooper, Kimball, Lawrence,
Katherine Lowe, Keogh, Emma Nc
Cornick, Macintosh. Noble. Park,
Longmaid, Rookledge, Sherman, Hell
en- and Edna Sherman, Crawford, Alff,
Walker, Wallace. Woodward, Lucille
Sorley, Mayor Baskin, Messrs.
R. C. Chambers. Chief JUS
tice Merritt, ]. z. Gallagher, Grant
Hampton, r. Hardness. Major H. c..
Hill, F. H Holland, w. i. holland
| S. K. Hooper, y 0. Horn. DR.. NJ. a.
Hughes, John B. Ingram, w. f. James,
Kenneth Kerr, P. H. Lannan, II. W.
Lawrence, George A. Lowe, W. P.
Lynn. DR.. Lyons, w. S. Mccormick,
Henry Mccormick, Roy Mckay, +. Mac
kintosh. John A Marshall Thomas
Marshall, A. B. Witcher, c. P. Mason,
| P. Morse. D. S. Murray, W. a. Nelden.
DR.. H. D. Niles, Rev. F. w. Norris, S.
c. Park, Dr.. Parmelee, W. D. Pavey,
w. c. Pavey, A. H Peabody NJ. s..
Pendergast, DR.. G. B. Pfoutz, DR.. S.
H. Pinkerton, Judge Powers, Long
maid, Charles Read, S. H. Fields, Viii
| liam Reid, Judge Royle, Captain George
Ryan, John Rool1ledge, o. ]. Salisbury,
Walker, George NJ. Scott, W. G. Sharp,
Harry Sherman, Judge Zane, John NJ.
Zane, George Brastow, Hugh Anderson,
Jones, c. S. Varian, w. D. Currier,
William Gannett, Graham Putnam.
Thomas Carter, c. L. Robertson, George
Nye, Hoyt Sherman, w. E. Smedley,
Max Smith George c. Tyne, S. F. Wal
! ker George Y. Wallace. c.. E. Want
land, George Westervelt, E. B. Wicks,
Isaac Trumbo, Major Wilkes, DR.. j. S.
Witcher, Joe Young, Colonel Blunt,
Captain Richards, Colonel Coates, DR..
Holman, Captain Whital. Captain
Mcfarland, Captain Allen, Lieutenant
Johnston, Captain Palmer, Lieutenant
Palmer, Lieutenant Wright, Cap
tain Woodbury., Lieutenant New
tenant Cowles, Lieutenant George,
Lieutenant Sorley, Dr. Polhe-
mus, Lieutenant Erwin, Lieutenant
Gregg, Cary and Spence.
On Friday evening Misses Juno and
| Winnie Sprague gave the first lawn
party of the season at their parents
home north of the theatre. The lawn
was brightly Illuminated with Chinese
been erected south of the house. The
white dresses and bright ribbons of the
young ladies showed prettily in the
! lights and shadows as they glided
about in the dance. In the rear of the
platform was tent bright with the
Stars and Stripes, and in this was
served lemonade for the dancers. It
was pretty scene and a pleasant
party, which will long be remembered,
especially by Mr.. Chauncey Benedict,
in whose honor the party was given.
Music was furnished by the Hauer-
bach brothers orchestra. At II dainty
refreshments were served by the
Misses Sprague, assisted by Miss Claire
Clawson, Miss Ardell Cummings and
others.
The invited guests were Mrs. Vic
toria Jackman and Misses Claire Claw
son, Alley Davis, Ruby Clawson, Cen
eve EHerbeck, Edythe Ellerbeck, Lutte
Mcmillan, Anna Mae Mcmillan, Fannie
Bird, Louise Odell, Lucille Sears. May
Critchlow. Maud Thorn, May Watson,
Jean Groo, Mary Jennings, Ella Clark,
frankie Sharp, Clark, Ella Druehl.
Marion Simmons, Edna Earls, Katie
Mckay, Bertha Parsons, Claudia Nor
ris, Hulburd, Lee Judd, Kate Clawson,
alice Clawson, Lucille Jennings, Curt
Young, Theresa Davis. Louie Groes-
beck, Prof. G. NJ. Marshall, DR. Mea-
cham and Messrs. Edward Kennard,
Walter J. Meeks, Earl Cummings. w.
L. Ellerbeck, Earnest Wonnacott,
Hardy Lynch, Henry Bailey, George
Wallace, Lee Young, c. F. Marshall.
Fred Earls, Fred Aver, Charles Law
renee, Charlie Walker, Harley Jen-
nings, Spencer Clawson, Austin Whit
ney. Fred Odell, Walter Druehl. Frank
Kraft, Milton Miles, Carl Roberts. Ow-
ems Judd, a. B. Sawyer Kent Smith,
Guy Anderson, H. B. Sprague, Arthur
Parsons, Farnsworth, Elliott Kinball.
Frank Groesbeck, Harry Kimball Lin
zey Sprague, Paul Kimball and George
Greene.
Sam Porter, son of mine host Don H.
Porter OF the Templeton, was surprised
by twenty of his young friends on Mon
day. the occasion being his eighteenth
i birthday. The party was a genuine
! surprise but the victim rallied from if
sufficiently to enjoy the evening equally
j with his guests. Proverbs and char
AIDES were among the amusements but
the dancing which continued till a late
hour was enjoyed most of all. The sup
per was up to the high standard of the
+ Templeton cuisine, and during its pro
gress the birthday cake was cut, the
: guests being informed that they were
entitled to all they found therein,
Harry Brink was so fortunate as to
find in his share a ring with an emer-
aid set, the birth stone of that day,
and. curiously enough, the day was the
nineteenth anniversary Of his own birth
day.
The guests were Misses Louise Odell,
Ora Hardness, Fannie Bird. Jessie
kennard Mamie Porter Ella Druehl,
Lucille Sears, Emma Sears, Ella Clark,
Marion Tate. Clara Clinton, Maud
| Grange and Messrs George Odell. Fred
Odell Harry Brink, Philo Farnsworth,
James Clinton, Ben Hampton, Roy
Hampton, Bruce Palmer, Josh Grant
Rob Hardness and Hal Hampstead.
Miss Sherman and Miss Edna Shear
man returned from San Francisco
| Tuesday.
Mrs. w. L. Pickard gave children's
Iparty on Wednesday.
Mrs. Billing is entertaining Mrs
Baker friend from the east.
Mrs. A. C. Ewing is enjoying a visit
lat her former home at Bloomington
III. She will visit relatives in Lamar
and Chicago before her return and will
lspend two weeks at st. Louis with Mrs
William Hyde, formerly of this city.
A club with the appropriate name OF
Rosebud, has been organized among
the misses Of the Eleventh ward. 1t is
tpurpoSed to give some entertainments