The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-04

be, were present. Since the first was
undeniably successful, doubtless the re-
mainder oft he series will be equally SO.
Mrs j. Woodward and Mrs. W. K.
Wright were the chaperones The music
was furnished by Olsons enlarged or
chestra. The large dining room was
used for dancing and refreshments were
served in the ordinary, which was taste
fully adorned for that purpose.
Mrs Wright wore black silk with jet
trimming; Mrs. Woodward black and
old rose brocade; Miss Woodward. pink
silk combined with blue velvet;
Miss Wallace, black satin with
pink sash, gloves and roses;
Miss Sherman, black silk with
black lace; Miss Lawrence, black silk
with lace trimmings; Miss Waynick.
cream colored crepe with bodice of
cream brocaded satin, red roses; Miss
Hoge, white dotted swiss and yellow
ribbons; Miss Cotton, striped silk, white
net and black velvet rosettes; Miss Put
nam, white silk; Miss Tiernan, white
null and pink ribbons; Miss Edna
Sherman, white null. girdle and crush
collar of blue silk; Miss Bacon, figured
organdie yellow ribbon; Miss Roundy,
cream colored crepe, girdle and crush
collar of red velvet; Miss Alton Young,
effective combination of pink and
silk; Miss Mary Jennings, white dotted
swiss, blue ribbons; Miss Mccormick,
black embroidered chiffon over pink
silk; Miss Edith Dinwoodey, red silk
and red chiffon; Mrs. Dinwoodey, gray
silk brocade with pink rosebuds, an es-
pecially pretty costume; Miss Alff, Nile
green chiffon, tan silk sleeves; Miss
Druehl, cream colored gown trimmed
with ribbons Of the same shade; Mrs
Lischey, black lace; Miss Hardy, blue
crepe; Miss Florence Roundy, white
dotted swiss, lavender SASH
The gentlemen present were DR.. Pen
rose, Mr.. Henry Mccormick, Mr.. Milton
Oglesby, Mr.. Will J. Lawrence. Mr..
Grant Hampton, Mr.. Ives Cobb, Mr.. r.
]. Glendinning. Mr.. Roy Mckay, Mr..
George Nye, Mr.. Salisbury GiIner, Mr..
Robert Officer, Mr.. Graham Putnam,
Mr.. VIII T. Dinwoodey. Mr. Brigham
Little, Mr.. Alma Katz, Mr. Max Smith,
Mr.. S. K. Hooper, Mr.. John Rookledge,
Mr.. George Odell, Mr.. E. o. Gates, Lieu
tenant Spence, Lieutenant Gardner,
Lieutenant Preston, Lieutenant Cassel1.
DR., Belts, Mr.. Mack and Mr.. E. o.
Gates.
On Wednesday last Mrs. Frank "a.
Vincent entertained some friends infor-
mally at luncheon. Autumn leaves were
used In the artistic decorations of the
dlnlng room, and white chrysanthe
NUNS were used inthe characterization Of
the parlors. -
The guest were Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Nor
ton, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs o. P. Miles. DR..
Luella P. Miles. Mrs. Joseph Brinl1er
MISS collins, Mrs. Dickert, Mrs. Dart
and Mrs. Clarence Brown.
On Friday Mrs. Heber M Wells eavA
Kensington tea, which was the fourth
Oh series of parties at her
nospltaole home within the past
fortnight. The decorations and refresh
ments received merited praise. She was
assisted in entertaining her guests by
MRS. Frank Beattie, Mrs. John Groes-
peck' MRS. Phoebe Taylor and others.
1nose present were Mrs. Willard
L: Irumoo, Mrs. Richard w. Young. Mrs.
Ihomas Jennings, Mrs. d. C. Dunbar.
Mrs Nettie Y. Smell, Mrs Eva Davis
Mrs. Frank Jennings, Mrs. Howard
Russell, Mrs. James H. Moyle Mrs.
w. w. Ritter, Mrs. NJ. E. CUMMINGS
Mrs. 0. F. Whitney, Mrs. H. G. Whit
ney, Mrs Will Clawson, Mrs. LOOMS,
Mrs. Wells, Mrs: Margaret Clawson.
Mrs. Nathaniel Brigham, Mrs. d. S.
s'PSiiSoi, 4AA .. d. l.. spencer, ArS. EIOS-
sitter. Mrs. Stanley Clawson, Miss Linz
forth and Miss Babcock.
The first rehearsal of the operetta,
"a Dress Rehearsal" to be given
under the auspices of the Young
Ladies' Aid society and for the benefit
of that we'll known charitable organiza-
ton, was held at Professor Krouse's
studio on Thursday. The rehearsal was
a success, the young ladies are enthusi-
astic and that the operatta will be one