The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23

REILLY, pink nunsveiling; Misss Ethel
Paul, black silk trimmed in blue; Miss
Theodocia Harris, lavender silk. Miss
Louie Odell, white null; Miss Emma
Aft, bue nunsveiling trimmed in blue
silk; Ella Atkinson, pink chally and
ribbons: Maggie McKeaver, street cos
tune; Kate Madison, blue crepe and
lace; Emma Fisher, cream silk with
slippers to match; Reby Miller,
white silk; Maude Bowring, white silk;
Mabel Clark, black silk trimmed in
silk and ribbon; Ethel Froiseth, a pref
ty costume of gray cloth, silk and lace;
Ella Wiscomb, gray material trimmed
in pink silk; Mamie Porter, white silk
and lace; Elsie Dickert, white silk;
Laura Sherman, white Swiss; Sibyl
Stewart, a suit of tan, with trim
mings of velvet: Maud Parker, cream
chally; Miss Amy Powers. brocaded
silk; Phyllis Young, white silk; Josie
Katz blue cashmere. MesSrs. Chaun-
cy Benedict, Ben Hampton, Owen
Judd, Sam Paul. Walter Druehl, AL
bert Taylor, Hugh Kimball, Osmond
Angel, o. K. McGraw, Hal Hemp
stead, Fred Odell, Jay Gilmer. Tod
Goodwin. Davidson, officer, Moshes,
Groo, Scott Groo, Roy Hodgert,
Harvey Atkinson, Lollin Chamberlain,
Bert Lawrence, Charles Lawrence,
Sadler, Smith, Murphy, Cobb, Porter.
f, Kimball, Wilkinson, Miles.
| Mr. Will w. Beatie was the recipient
of very pleasant surprise party last
evening, given in honor of mis- twenty
second birthday, by his grandfather,
President Woodruff, and his estimable
wife. at their home. Miss Blanche
Woodruff assisted in receiving. and
al q hostess
During the evening supper was served,
and the occasion was a delightful! one.
Mr. Beatie received many gifts that
will serve as a reminder of ii in after
years.
Among the invited guests were Miss
Libbie Cutler. Miss Alice Bitner, Miss
Lii Bitner, Miss Mcclellan, Miss Alice
| Saunders, Miss Darlington. Miss
Phoebe Scholes. Miss Alice Woodruff.
Miss Estelle Beatie, Mrs. Clara Beebe,
Mrs Naomi Woodruff, Mrs. Emma S
Woodruff, Mrs Beulah Beatie, Messrs
Joseph Daynes, Z. Derrick, Ed Jenkins
o. c. Beatie, A. H. Woodruff, VIII Nc
Kellar, Will s. Woodruff, John Nichol-
sen. George Purcell. Walter Castleton
and others.
What boy or girl is there but has
heard of the Brownies, those quaint
little people that Mr.. Palmer Cox has
told Of in such an amusing and interest
ing way as to make 1t scam that such
a band of merry. mischiGtous, fun-lov-
ing little people do exist is, reality. Bu
the Brownies are really to be here. Rea
live Brownies, for about one hundred
and fifty boys and girls are to take
part in Mr.. Cox's new play, Brownie:
in Fairyland,' which is to be given il
the Salt Lake theatre the third week il
January. under the auspices of ST
Marks Cathedral guild.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair assisted by tn
Misses Judge and Hodges, entertained
their friends on Monday evening last
A Christmas tea was followed by higl
five The decorations were beautiful
smilax trailed from the chandeliers
nantes, etc, while Christmas berrie
were banked in every available space
and a profusion ofsflowers pleased In
J eye the whole effect being most pleas
ing Mrs. Marcellus Gray received tn
: ladies first prize, while Mr.. Gray tool
the gentlemen's first prize. Mrs. Din
. inny received the ladies consolation an