The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-29

at Social hall, and Mrs. Hughes pink
luncheon on Thursday and card party
on Friday, were the largest events of
the week The buds were seen at Miss
Bessie Glendinnings luncheon yester-
day afternoon, and at Miss Edna Rem
angton's party in the evening.
Mrs. Samuel Hughes gave a luncheon
of nine courses at the Alta club on
Thursday The floral decorations con-
sisted of Mermot roses ferns and smi-
AJAX. The roses were arranged in tall,
slender vases at the centre of the
table and in clusters at the plate OF
each guest: the smilaX was split and
Srailed IN delicate tendrils and the
ferns were gracefully disposed. The
candelabra were pink and the menu
cards were decorated with a hand
painted design in the same color After
luncheon, coffee was served in the
drawing room and Mrs. Moore-Lindsay,
Mrs. J. r. Walker, jr., and Mrs. Amy
entertained the guests with music.
Beside the guest Of honor, Mrs.
Moore-Lindsauy there were present
Mesdames Richard Macintosh, r.
Keyes, T. c. Bailey, BaScOm, Barnett
Casper Robertson, John Marshall, L.
J. Amy, w. a Nelden, Z. D. Pfoutz,
Gilbert Foutz, W. S. Gannett, John
Sherman Witcher, J. r. Walker, jr-,
and Miss Blanche Macintosh.
The last of the series of hops by the
Dancing club was undoubtedly the
pIeasantest The numbers were in
creased by the addition of some guests
of the club Had she not enjoyed that
reputation before, Mrs. Wright would
have proven herself at this time to be
2 perfect chaperone. An orchestra Of
four pieces. led by Nasterman, fur
nished the music.
The invited guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. James Seligman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Park. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Din
voodey, Misses Hoge, Herman, Flor
'ence Roundy, Alton Young, Sue Ba-
con, Park. Cotton, Whitan, Reed, Nc
Cornick, Rhodes, Donnellan, Mark
ham, Lowe, Ethelyn Weber Palmer,
and Groo, and Messrs. Sherman,
Cobb. Ben X Smith. Lieutenant Err
win. Lieutenant SOrley, Lieutenant
Gregg. Nye, Ford, George Lawrence,
Max Smith, Archie Mckay, McKim-
minis. Westervelt, Henry Mccormick
Thornton Green and Kenneth Kerr.
The old Social hall rang with the
music of Olson's orchestra and was
bright with the smiles and dainty
gowns of the fair dancers on Friday
evening. The committee in charge Of
the dancing party, Mrs. Edna Wells
Sloan. Miss Cecilia Sharp, Miss Lucy
Van Colt and Mr.. W. S. Romney, &C
quilted themselves with credit. The
same is true of the young ladies in
charge of the lemonade stand, Misses
Jennie Beatie and Kathie Gunner.
Among the invited guests were Mr..
and Mrs. o. F. Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sci Clawson, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Clay
Ton. Mr. and Mrs. VIII CSlawson, Dr.
and Mrs. Stanley Clawson, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Farlow, Mr.. and Mrs. Wash
Young, Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Dunbar. Mr..
and Mrs c. S. Burton, Mr. and Mrs
II. L. a. Gunner Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Young, Mr.. ana Mrs. J. E
Game. Mr.. and Mrs. T. W
Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. Rulon
Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. w P. Jennings,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Whitney, Mrs. Julia
Tayor, Misses Nora Cannon, Annie
Cannon, Laura Hyde, Lutte Van, Ivy
CiawsOn, Ella Clark, Leah Dunford.
Aggie Sharp, McAllister, Babcock, Liz
Zie Livingstone, Maud Short, Lula
Short, Kate Romney, Katherine Dou-
gal, Mamie Price, Ida Rideout, Ella
NebeAer, Mae Price, May Preston, Della
Daynes, and Messrs. w. c. Buckholtz,
sam BarraJt, DR.. Babcock, James Camp
bell, Dan Calder, W. B. Dougall jr..
i. NJ. briggs, W. Hubert, F. Reynolds.
Louis Hills, Edgar Hills, Hartley, z. S.
Jacobs, Tom Kennedy, J. B. Lewis, H.
5. Laney, Steve Lynch, J. F. Merrill.
James Moyle, Nelson, George Romney,
jr., Z. NJ. Scrace, S. Stewart, C. B.
Stewart, J. 3. Stewart, Ed Sheets. JOS
eph Thorup, J. B. Toronto. W. Van Colt.
NJ. Windsor, C. Wells and Brigham
SmoOL Of Provo.
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel Hughes gave a
card party on Friday evening in honor
OF their guests, DR.. and Mrs. Moore
Lindsay. The color scheme in the floral
decorations and refreshments was pink
The first prize for ladies, a Belleek
china cup and saucer, was won by Mrs
Noore-Lindsay. The second, a gold
spoon with irlaid handle, by Mrs. Can
nett. Mr.. Walter Pavey won the first
prize for gentlemen, a silver mounted
leather card holder and marker. and
Mr. Pearson the second, a gold scarf
pin.
The invited guests were DR.. and Mrs
Moore-Lindsay, Mr.. and Mrs. Casper
Robertson, DR.. and Mrs. Bascom, Prof
and Mrs. Krouse, Mr.. and Mrs. Kin
kead, Mr.. and Mrs. Terhune. DR.. and
Mrs. J. Beattie, Mr.. and Mrs Thos
Pearson, Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Gannett
DR.. and Mrs. Pfoutz, Mrs E. B. Pfoutz
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Simon, Misses Wal
ker, Macintosh, Nellie Beattie, hewitt
DR. Worthington, DR.. A c. Ewing. DR.
.Adamson, Messrs. Haviland, Walter D.
Pavey and w. c. Pavey.
A very pleasant dancing party was
that given by Miss Edna Remington
last evening at her parents home. 5O4
South Main street. Miss Remington re-
ceived her guests, while Misses Bessie
Remington, Edna Bailey and Eva Ma
son contributes to their comfort in
many ways. Mrs. Remington and Mrs
7. c. Bailey chaperoned the party.
The invited guests were Misses Addie
Zane. Bessie Wright, Marguerite Rich
ards, Bessie Glendinning, Grace Jacobs.
Margaret Thompson, Sue Bacon,
Eloise Sherman, Julia Dean. Anna Mae.
Mcmillan, Lee Judd, Alice Balding
drma Alff, Louise Smedley, Nellie Ma
son, Blanche Burke, Elsie Dickart
Katherine Geddes, Jane Kimbau Jessie
Forbes, Nelly Dolly, Louise Richards.
Olive Lister, Jane Sadler. PHYLLIS
Young, Cammie Leonard, Louise Put
nam, Louise Odell, Fannie Bird. Edna,
Earls, Florence Terhune Bertha, Car
ter and Messrs. Pollock, Salisbury Gil
mer, Wayne Smith, Tod Goodwin. Row
Hampton, Percy Sadler, Milton Miles,
Alma Katz, Albert Taylor, Bert Law
renee, Charlie Lawrence, George Smith.
Jay Gilmer, George Y Wallace
jr., Sharp Williams, Kurg VIII
lams, Landrem Mcfarland. Albert
Allen. Frank Whitall, Bruce Palmer.
Gilbert Allen, Willie Barnett Hal
Hampstead, Adam Johnson, Artemug
Johnson, Frank Kraft, Frances Cotton.
VIII Ellerbeck. Mort Allen, A. E. Saw
yer, Owen Judd, Malcolm Glendinning.
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