The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-17

Mrs. Dale. Mrs. and Miss G. F. Down
ey. Miss Duke, Mrs. Dickinson, Mrs c.
S cl Davis MRS MRS o,,nl Douga Mrs R Mrs
Won. Mrs. Kahn. Mrs Lawrence,
Miss Lawrence, Mrs. Lowe, Miss Lowe,
Mrs. Lynch, Miss Lynch. Mrs Lyon,
Mrs. Lynn, Mrs. McNiece, Mrs, Morse,
Mrs Merrill. Mrs. Miles, Miss Miles,
Mrs. Morton, Miss Mather, Mrs.
MARYLAND Mrs. Mcmillan. Mrs
Mulloy, Mrs John Marshall, Mrs. Mel
den, Mrs. Noble, the Misses Noble, Miss
Osterberg, Mrs. Parmalee, Mrs. Palmer,
Mrs. Read, Mrs. Reinsimer, Mrs. Root.
Mrs. Radcliffe, Mrs. Reedall, Mrs. Susie
Root. Mrs. Smedley. Mrs. Shelton, Mrs.
Sells, Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Sherman.
Mrs. Silva, Mrs. simmons, Mrs
Mrs. Tiarnan. Mrs Thompson. Mrs.
Vincent, Mrs. Witcher, Mrs. Walker,
Mrs. Willis, Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Wal
den. Mrs. c. S. Zane, Mrs. John Zane,
Mrs. Park. Miss Park.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Ledyard
Railey gave a reception to anout
seventy ladies il. honor of her sister
and guest, Mrs. Austin of Kansas City.
Her home, "a B street. was decorated
in novel but equally striking and taste
full style, with cherry branches.
Branches heavy with the ripe fruit
standing out conspicuously against its
background of dark glistening leaves,
hung from the pictures and chandeliers,
rested against the portieres and lace
curtains and were entwined in the
palusters. They also droped over the
doors and windows. A large punch
bowl of lemonade with candied cherries
floating about in it was a pretty &C
cessory. The parlors were darkened
and the candles with green shades adj
ded further to the harmony Of color.
AS far as possible the colors. cherry
and green. were carried out in the re-
freshments.
Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Austin receiv-
ed. and Miss Rhodes, Miss Bessie
Rhodes, Miss Rookle1ge and Miss
Grace Bailey served the refreshments.
Mrs. Bailey was becomingly attired
in white silk trimmed with fiounces of
white lace.
Mrs. Austin ware a lovely lavender
crepe embroidered with thistles.
Miss Bailey wore a figured organdie.
Miss Rookledge, white swiss with
pink ribbons.
The Misses Rhodes, white null with
green and cherry ribbons.
A sketching party, given in
honor of the fortieth birthday of Mrs.
Frank Shaw, at her residence, 377 Sec
ond East street, and also for the pur-
pose of introducing the friends of Miss
Shaw to Miss Myrtle Wallace, of Den
Yer, who is visiting in this city, was one
of the enjoyable affairs of the week.
Each guest was presented with a de-
corated sketch book, in one corner of
which was his or her name, and in the
center were the names of the three
subjects to be acknowledgements
ga Mi6S11r11Troor Mich re T)raa M and
There are Moments when one wants
to be alone" Either two of the above
were selected, and fifteen minutes al
lowed in which to reduce the words to
pictorial basis. The result in all
cases was amusing, some Of the draw
ings showing much ingenuity and
artistic excellence, while others were
comical from their remoteness to any
thing approximating to art. Mr.. E. c.
Strobel's Afterwards" won the gentle
mans prize, a decorated pen tray,
while Mrs. j. A. Kavanaugh's Mid
summer Nights Dream" took the lady's
prize, a handsome hand-painted cup
and saucer. Mr.. Mckenzie carried off
the BOBBY prize.
After a short literatureN and musical
programme, the principal features of
which We're a piano solo by Nine Grass
and recitatiors by Miss Pearl New
comb. a sumptuous repast was served.
The tables were handsomely decorated
with centerpieces of pink and white
roses, placed on mirrors. which gave a
most pleasing effect. After supper
games were INDUCED in until the early
hours Of the morning. Mrs. Shaw was
the recipient of many handsome pres
ents.
Among the invited guests were Mes
DANES Dunwoodey, Lin ,oln, Brown,
Boes, Wood, Hartman, Grass, Estes,
strobel .Hiskey, Kavanaugh; Misses
Newcomb, Lou Short, Mcleod, Hart
man, Wallace; Messr5. Estes, Mangum,
U. U. Hiskey, Hughes, B. Hiskey, E.
E. Wood. Tooles, Karrick, Brown,
Frost. Boes, Kavahaugh, Win Wood,
Mckenzie, Strobel, W. Shaw.
The Manitou club spent Thursday
evening in the enjoyment Of the .facili-
ties for bathing and dancing at Salt
air.
Mrs o. P. Miles will give a party
on Thursday. a.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Scarf will leave
for Los Angeles on Thursday.
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The Hebrew ladies will give a lawn
fete at the home of Mrs. Jacob Moritz,
corner Fourth South and Tenth East
streets. LIE pTOCSSuS viii NC uSeQ 1Oi
the improvement of the Jewish ceme-
terry.
Miss Florence Crismon is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. A. W. Taylor, at Malad.
The Saltair party on Monday evening
prevented a large attendance of the
Garfield Beach club, but 1t is expected
that the club will be out in force to-
morrow evening.
A fishing trip will be made today
by some young men who are members
of the four hundred.
A party of well known young people
will visit Saltair tomorrow night and
enjoy a moonlight ride on the lake on
the steamer Talula. They will be guests
of B. L. Little, w. F. Mcmillan and
Kenneth C. Kerr.
Mrs L. S. Hills entertained small
party of friends on Friday afternoon
at her home 126 South First West
street.
Miss Waddill and Mr. Waddill, of
San Francisco, have come to the city
recently and will make their home with