The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-12
Summer Migration Continues and
the Social Ranks Lessened.
A LARGE DANCING PARTY.
THE ST. MARKS GUILD RECEPTION
TO MRS. BLUNT.
An Engagement MISUNDERSTANDING
Looking Forward to the Concert
Reception on Tuesday NiEht-Mrs.
Styer's High Ffve-Lieutenant
CcwIes Gives n Lake Party.

Many OF Salt Lake City's society lead
ticating in cool and delightful resorts,
and as a consequence for the past two
weeks it has been unusually quiet
The outlook for this week is anything
hut encouraging to pleasures devo-
tees. The concert reception at the
tabernacle will be a drawing card to
such@ Representatives of the charmed
circle as are still in the city.
A large dancing party was givenby
Mrs. Henry Siegel and Mrs. Eisman at
the home of the former on Friday even
ing. 1t was in honor of Miss Edna
Jacobs, Miss Rena Eisman and Miss
Carrie Mas. The FIVE ladies received
in the large hall, and the dancing took
place in the parlors, which were liter
ally converted into bowers by the
abundance of trailing vines. The Ital-
ian orchestra discoursed excellent
dance music, and the young people
were in high good humor, enjoying
themselves with much zest. Punch
was served in the hall, and delicious
refreshments of a more substantial
nature in the dining room, where the
floral decorations were lavish and
tasteful
About eighty invitations We're issued
and nearly that number of young peo-
pie was present several young ladies
from Ogden being seen among the
dancers.
Many of TIE ladies' costumes were
elegant, and all were becoming.
Mrs. Siegel was attired in pink and
green striped silk, trimmed with green
silk
Mrs. Eisman wore black lace over
black silk.
Miss Jacobs. white dotted swiss with
white lace trimmings.
Miss Mas, white silk trimmed with
white lace.
Miss Eisman, combination Of cream
and red, with trimmings of cream
lace.
On Thursday afternoon the ladies of
St Marks Guild rendered a farewell
reception to Mrs. NJ. NJ Blunt, who will
leave for the east tomorrow. It was
given at the home of Mrs Jules la
Barthe on Fourth East street The
cOlors red, white and green which have
been adopted by the club were used in
very artistic fashion in tbs decoration
Of the rooms. Mrs. La Barthe, in an
appropriate address, presented a.
beautiful gold brooch containing Mrs
Blunt's initials enamelled in the
guild colorS. Refreshments were Serv-
ed by Mrs. Dale, Mrs. Egbert Roberts,
Mrs. Oglesby and Mrs. La Barthe.
the members of the guild and in
vited guests were Mesdames Blunt,
Newton, Coates, Leonard, Putnam,
Ogden, Roberts. Hogle, Campbell, Eu-
gene Lewis, Grant, Reyes, G. Y. Wal
lace, H. C. Wallace, Fox, NJ. M. Moore,
C. D. Moore Tiernan, Carter, Wilkes,
Dey, La Barthe, Dale, Norris, Kenyon,
James, Gilds, Van Amman, Hadley,
krouse. Mathis, Anderson, Bird, Smiley,
II. w. Reed, c H. Read, Oglesby, Wei
gel, Valentine. Geddes, Riley. Waite,
Cobb, Niles, Tannett, Mitchell Cross,
Odson, Misses McKimmens and Burton.
Mrs. Wilkes and Mrs Styer gave an
enjoyable high five on Friday after
noon in honor of Mrs NJ M. Blunt.
The tables were butterfly designs art
istically executed and the score cards
were similarly ornamented. The first