The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-03
sons. Day, Cross. Duke. Brown, Davis
Peyton and Earls.

Mrs. Brinker gave the second of a
series of elegant luncheons on Friday.
The floral decorations were pink and
white. Another word game furnished
much amusement. This time the word
from which others were made was the
name of Brigham Young, and Mrs.
Kinkead won the prize, a bouquet Of
La France roses.
The invited guests were Mesdames
Morton, Dean, Krouse, Vincent, Hen
derson, Nelden, Dart, Sherman, Shelp,
Bache, Wallace, Dininny, Bennett, Kin
kead, ]. T. Richards, F. Dewey Rich
ards, Bascom, Critchlow, McGurrin.
Remington and Daniel.
On Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Laron
Pratt gave dinner party to a number
of their old friends. The guests assem-
bled at a table bountifully spread with
the choicest viands. and after an hour
spent in the enjoyment OF the same
President George Q. Cannon made a
pleasing address. The remainder of
the evening was spent n listening to
charming music by Misses Maud and
Hermie Pratt, some appropriate reclta-
tons by Mrs. John G. Cannon, and last,
sign language by which the host in
structs a class Of the unfornnates who
are deprived of both hearing and the
power Of speech. 1t was an evening of
which all present will cherish the pleas
ATTEST recollections.
Among those present were President
MILFORD Woodruff and wife, President
George Q. Cannon and wife, President
Joseph F. Smith and wife, Mrs. Matte
Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. John @. Cannon,
Mrs. E. B. Wells, Mrs. Zina D. H.
Young, Mrs. B. w. Smith, Mrs. John
Cowlie, DR.. Varuey, DR.. and Mrs. Bene-
dict, Miss Bertha Benedict, Miss Wood
ruff, Misses Maud, May and Hermie
Pratt and Mr.. Chauncey Benedict.
A meeting of members Of the Felt
families. with a few invited guests, was
held at the home OF Mrs. A w. Felt
Friday evening; high five was the or
der Of the evening, interspersed with
strains from the piano, and vocal selec-
tons, concluding with choice refresh
ments. The rooms were beautifully
decorated for the occasion. To the VIC
tor belongs the spoils-the victors being
Mr. T. r. Ellerbeck, who won the gen
tlemans first prize, Mrs. Lizzie Felt,
the ladies' first prize, Miss Lulu Felt,
the ladies' BOBBY prize, and Mr.. ]. H.
Felt the gentleman's BOBBY prize.
There were present Mr.. and Mrs. c.
B. Felt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Felt, Mr. 7.
R. Ellerbeck, Miss Lottie Anderson, Mr..
Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Felt, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. G. Cutler, Miss May An
derson, Miss May Johnson, Miss Lulu
Felt, Mr.. and Mrs DR.. Bernneisel, Miss
Irvine, Miss Vera Felt, Miss Eta Felt
Miss Ida Felt, Miss Annie Felt, Mrs
Dell Felt, Mrs. 7. G. West and Mrs
Lizzie Felt
A few ladies. most of whom are
members of the Ladies Literary club
met at the home of Mrs Dart Thurs
day afternoon to hear a review of Mrs
Humphrey Wards latest work, Mar
celia" Mrs. E. B. Jones prepared and
Tread the review, which was very able
Ieffort. The ladies present were Mes
,dames Vincent, Mainland. Allen, Nc
Wicker, Lynn. Moore. Van Arnlan, Had
Hey, Valentine, Kinkead, and Miss Val
lentine.
The wedding of Miss Clara Bailey
and Mr.. Charles Post will take place al
Is o'clock Wednesday afternoon
at St Marks cathedral Miss Alff will
be the maid of honor. Miss Edna. Bailey
the brides attendant, Misses Park
Lowe. Hoge and Edna Sherman the
bridesmaids Mr. S. H. Fields. jr.. viii
be the best man and Messrs. Max
Smith, W. H. Donnell, Will Walker, an6
G. L. Nye the ushers.
Mrs Julia Kimball entertained the
Bezique players yesterday afternoon
The head prize, a copy of Crawford's
novel, katherine Lauderdale,' wa:
won by Mrs. Wright. and the BOBBY
prize, another of Marion Crawford's
works. THE Upper Berths' was wor
by Mrs. Richards. wife Of Captain Rich
ards.
Mr.. and Mrs Macintosh gave {
small dinner party Friday in celebra
ton of the fourteenth anniversary o.
their wedding. June roses were uset
in profusion in the table decorations
Among the guests were Mrs. Robert
son, Mrs. Hamilton, Col. Merritt, Mr.
iR. C. Chambers. Mr.. ]. E. Gallagher
and Mr.. Hanauer.
Last evening Miss Bailey gave a te;
to the young ladies who are to act a:
bridesmaids at her wedding on Wed
TO serve as ushers joined them later IL
the evening.
Professor Thomas NJ. Johnson. dis
tinguished English philologist, viii
spend this week in the city. Professo
johnson will deliver two courses of lee
lures while mere. one on Greek art. life
| and literature: the other on philosophy
He was a one time editor of the Ri
bliotheca Platonica, and of the Platon
| list. and eminent scholars, both in this
and other countries, have spoken of hi
philosophic laiborS in very compliment
| tary terms. He will deliver three lee
lures this week at the Walker hous
parlors. which are to be given unde
the auspices of the Unitarian Ladies
society, on Tuesday, Wednesday ant
| Thursday evenings.
A small but jolly picnic party seer
vending its way canyonward Wednes
iday comprised Misses Emma MeCor
nick. Marie Aft, Clara Cotton, Luacin
Hoge and Messrs. Henry Mccormick. B
X. Smith and Max Smith.
Mrs. A. L. volner gave the first o
a series, of two or three small parties a
her home on Alameda avenue Thursda,
evening Music by Mrs. Fabian AM
Mr. and Mrs. Volmer made the hour
pass very pleasantly. and dainty re
freshments contributed to the creatur
comforts of the guests. There wer
present Judge and Mrs. Royle, Mrs. Pc
gram. Mr.. and Mrs. Fabian, Colonel an
Mrs. Sells, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Lynn
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A Druehl, Mr. AM
Mrs Frank Stephens. Mr. and Mrs c
L. Rood, Miss Duke, Miss Ella Druehl
Miss Davenport, Mr.. Billing and Nh
Franken.
On Wednesday gay party of pic
nicers went to the head of the stairs
at Big Cottonwood for a dav of sun