The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-18


colors standing out prettily in contrast
with the darker paper and draperies.
The table, with its silver and china |
cleaning amidst masses OF yellow and |
white cGhry santhemums, was a pictur-
esque centerpiece
Miss Cecilia Sharp, Miss Kate Rom /
ney, Miss Hettie Kennersley and Miss !
Barbara Kennersley served refresh
ments.
A mandolin and guitar orchestra
helped to enliven the afternoon with
occasional selections. The invited
guests were: Mrs. Vim. Dougall, Mrs. i
J. l.. Rawlins, Mrs Walter Beattie, |
Groesbeck, Mrs. Willard Young, Mrs.
William Jenney, Mrs. Richard Young,
Mrs. Frank Jennings, Mrs. Joseph T. |
Richards, Mrs. John D. Spencer Mrs. !
John Grey, Mrs. NJ. A. Sears, Mrs. john
Bailey, Mrs. Leo Clawson, Mrs. John
Callister Mrs, H. G. Whitney, Mrs y.
A. Needhanl, Mrs. Rulon Wells, Mrs. ].
J. Daynes, Mrs. Moyle, Mrs. H. NJ.
Wells, Mrs. Moyle, Mrs. James H. |
Moyle, Mrs. Margaret Romney, Mrs.
Amelia Young, Mrs. S. Dinwoodey, |
Mrs. T. S. Richards, Mrs. Miles A.
Romney, Mrs. Robert Van Dyke, Mrs.
Thomas w. Jennings, Mrs. Joseph e.
Jennings, Mrs. David z. Dunbar, Mrs.
Ret Margetts, Mrs. B. s. Young, Mrs.
Taylor, Mrs. VIII ClaWson, Mrs. w. w.
Ritter Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, Mrs. Geo.
L. Savage, Mrs. Marsh, of Chicago,
Mrs. Vilate Romney, Mrs. Florence
Clawson, Mrs. James DwSer, Mrs. He
Mrs. Geo. Shepard, Mrs. w. Kinersley,
Mrs. Nelson Empey, Mrs. James Sharp
Mrs. Ben Eldredge, Mrs. O. Cummings,
Miss Hooper, Miss Ida Moyle, Miss
Kate Romney, Miss Kennersley, Miss
B. Kennersley, Miss Teasdel, Miss M
Il, Cg1,,ar oil 10
Neslen.
Miss Blanche Kimball gave an ele-
giant luncheon or Thursday in honor Of
Miss Mcclure, of San Francisco. The
table was exquisitely decorated with
violets and white chrysanthemums.
Miss Kimbans guests were Mrs,
George f. Downey, Mrs. Holden, Mrs.
Robertson, Miss Mcclure. Miss Craw-
Miss Sherman, Miss Wallace, Miss
Young and Miss Lucille Young.
Mrs. Hamilton's "at homes" are al
ways delightful TO the friends privil-
eyed to enjoy them, and their name is
legion. Last Tuesday evening Major
II, c. Hill read paper, What Are
We Here For?" a philosophic treat
ment of the questions OF the day,
tleman's literary efforts. Miss Daggett
played several selections and the host
ess favored her guests with a vocal
solo.
Miss Ivy Clawson and Mr.. Oliver
Green will be married on THANKSGIVING
day. There viii be large reception
at the home Of the brides parents that
evening
The Catholic Aid society will give a
reception and package sale at Bishop
Scanlan's residence, corner B and
Brigham streets, on Wednesday from
to o'clock. Music by some of the
best amateur talent of the city, re-
freshmen'ts and an opportunity to buy
one or more mysterious packages are !
the attractions of the afternoon. A !
similar entertainment, given by Mrs. |
A B. Witcher and Mrs F. e. McGurrin |
last year, will be recalled with pleas /
ure by all who were in attendance. |
Mrs. A. B. Witcher and Miss Olive
Donellan are the committee in charge
of the sale.
The Delta Phi society will give ball
at the university on Thanksgiving
eve. Messrs. Theodore Nystrom and
Fred Reynolds comprise the committee
on arrangements, A. J. Ridges and B.
J. Stewart the floor committee, and H.
L. Nelson and J. E. Wiley the recep-
ton committee.
The Eighteenth Ward hall, which has
been the scene of so many delightful
dancing parties, was bright with lovely
toilettes and gay with music on Friday
evening, the occasion being the bali |
given for the benefit of the Young
Ladies and Young Mems Mutual I'M
provement societies of that ward. The
spirit of gayety and good fellowship |
prevailed as it always does in that |
rendezvous of merrymakers. Christen-
sens orchestra was in attendance.
Among those present were Colonel |
and Mrs. H. c. Woodrow, Mr.. and Mrs |
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