The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-22

QdQL dInuS6nSnLS, luS llGN4ldDlS sap,
is nearly reached. The principal
events of the past week were the re-
ception by Mr.. and Mrs. Daggett on
Monday evening, Mrs. Royle's recep-
ton to the ladies of the Literary club,
and Mrs Salisbury's card party on
Thursday.
This week the dancing club will give
a hop, to which many of its friends are
invited, Mrs. S. Hughes will give a
luncheon and Miss Edna Remington's
party will take place.
Mrs. Wightman gave a luncheon
yesterday afternoon in honor of her
sister and guest, Mrs. Plat She is a
Enodel hostess and the afternoon was a
delightful one, spent in the enjoyment
of music and reading selections from
Jerome X Jerome. The creature COM
forts were not neglected, as was shown
by a delicious collation., daintily served.
The guests were Mesdames Platt, Z.
=. Jones, w. A. Nelden, J. c. Royle,
Fabian, Lynn, McVicker, Rood, Eoll-
mer, Moore. Van Amman, Stem, Dart,
Vincent and Miss Duke.
The Misses Cooper entertained some
friends on Wednesday evening in hon
or OF Mr. E. w. Peters, the other
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. D. Ostler,
Misses Pearl Vinson, Katie Trumbo,
Florence Simpson and Messrs. Lester
Freed. Clawson, George Trumbo, An
drew Trumbo and Ira Nichols
Mr. Harley Jennings gave a card
party Friday evening in honor Of Mr..
Albert Morris, who left yesterday for
Claire Clawson, Ruby Clawson K tie
Dwyer, Geneva Ellerbeck, Jones. Hard
Ing, May Jennings Ella Clark, June
Sprague, Winnie Sprague, Louise
GrOesbeck and AIessrs. Bert Griggs,
Theodore Gunter, Hal Cobb, Chauncey
Benedict, Walter Meeks, Scott Wells,
Spencer ClaWson, Frank Thatcher,
George Norris, Austin Whitney, Fred
Odell and Earl Cummings.
The energetic members of the Cleo
fan have arranged for a lecture and
concert at the theatre on Sunday even
ing, May 6, for the benefit of the Pr
oneer library All the ladies' clubs of
The city are greatly interested in keep
ing the library open, and the Cleofan
will inaugurate a series of entertain
ments for that purpose. Prof. Talmage
will deliver a lecture on Pompeii. Miss
Celia Sharp and Mr.. George D. Pyper
will contribute music, and probably Mr..
Willard Weihe will also appear.
Mr.. c. S. Burton has rendered the use
of the theatre free, and Mrs. McCor-
nick will donate the lights for that
evening.
The efforts of the young ladies in
charge should be rewarded, and a good
cause aided, by generous patronage.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
o. ]. Salisbury gave a card party in
honor of Miss Cash, every detail OF
the affair being most pleasing. Palms,
smilax, violets and white carnations
were disposed about the room in grace
ful confusion. The favors were unique
and the prize winners were as follows:
Mrs Johnston, first ladies' prize, sill
yer tea ball.
Miss Keel, second ladies' prize, silver
tea strainer
Mrs. Boscha, BOBBY prize, bisque can
die stick with the suggestive motto,
What there is dark in me illumine -
Mr.. Bidwe!l, first genuemans prize,
silver picture frame. Vignette size,
FIorentine design.
Mr. Boscha, second gentleman's prize,
q copy Of Rulers of the Mediterra-
mean" by Richard Harding Davis.
Mr. Ellsworth, BOBBY prize, pocket
LllALOI Win IIle QOILO,
% wad some power tn giftie gle us
To see oursels as ithers see us"
The invited guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
r. W. Lawrence, Major and Mrs.
DOwney. Mr.. and Mrs. Boscha, Mr.. and
Mrs. A B. Witcher, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Bidwell. Lieutenant and Mrs Johnston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jennings, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Dewey Richards, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs John Til
ton Dcnellan, DR.. and Mrs. J. S.
Witcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam c. Park.
Misses Conldin, Agatha Conklin. Hark-
ness, Ora Hardness, Mason, Adelaide
Mason, Gilmer, Alton Young, Sadler,
Kimball. Lawrence, Macintosh, Wood
ward, Crawford, Wallace. Donellan,
Rookledge, Addie Hampton, Park,
Lowe, Clara Bailey. Zane. Roncbe
Keel, Ruth Palmer, Mccormick, Messrs.
George N. Scott, Major Hill, Joseph
Young, Hilton, Grant Smith. George
Lawrence, d.. Fowler, F. II. Holland,
George F. Downey, E .. Wicks.
Henry Mccormick. Grant Hampton
James Pollock, Pavey. VIII Sharp
Robert GOrlihsld, DR.. Bracken. Elmer
Ellsworth. Charles Post. John M. Zane
Frank Zane, Carl Jack and Lieutenant
Gregg. -
The handsome room of the Ladies'
Literary club presented an unusually
festive appearance on Thursday after
noon, when Mrs. J. C. RoyIe received
the ladies' Of the club and a few of its
friends. The club colors, white and
green, in which the room is furnished
were carried out IN the table aecora-
lions, which consisted of smilax. ferns
and White carnations, and in each of
the windows was placed a stately Gala.
further emphasizing the colors. These
chaste hues made a fine foil for the
elegant toilets o. the ladies.
Mrs. Royle, assisted by Mesdames.
Dart, Fabian, Wightman, H c. Wal
lace, McVicker, A H. Parsons. Lee
Eugene Lewis, Lynn. and other of
Ulcers of the club received the guests.
After the guests numbering at least
one hundred and twenty-five ladies has
assembled, Mrs. Royle introduced Mrs.
Gilchrist, who was president of the
club in its early days. In an interest
ing paper Mrs. Gt1christ gave remin-
5scences Of the club and a high tribute
70 Mrs. Royle, one of the charter men,
bers and the first president. Mrs.
Royle then spoke in warmest terms of
her love and loyalty to the club, which
she was sure fulfilled some, at least.
of Kate Fields five requirements for a
successful club, which are, that it be
practical, interesting, entertaining.
literary and artistic. She expressed
great pleasure in showing her apprecia-
ton of the club and its members in
this reception. and closed with earnest
wishes for its continued progress and
success.
Mrs. Susie Root then read a poem
by Eugene Field and Mrs. Norris.
Two Sides Of Story"
Refreshments were served by Misses