The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-09

The mountain resorts are practically
deserted. and the houses in this city
which have been closed during July
and August are again assuming a
homeli5e air. After the process OF
readjustment is over plans for social
gayeties will be made.
The largest, as well as the most
elegant, affair of the week was the re-
ception given by Mrs. c. c. Goodwin,
in honor Of her lovely guest, Miss Ethel
Hornick. The reception took place yes
terday afternoon from 3 to 6, the
spacious parlors being very attractive
IN their lavish floral garniture of yell
low
Mrs. Goodwin, handsomely attired in
black chiffon embroidered with yellow,
received her guests, and presented them
to Miss Hornick, who is already favor
ably known to Salt Lake audiences, as
well as TO society in the city.
The dining room was effectively dsco-
rated with pink roses, ana here Mrs.
w. B. Sprague presided at the punch
bowl. while Miss Marguerite Richards,
Miss Katie Williams, Miss Margaret
Thompson and Miss Edna Jacobs
served the ices.
More than two hundred invitations
. were issued. and there were few, if
any, regrets. The toilets Of the ladies
were unusually elegant.
Mss Hornick will leave this morning
for the east where she will resume her
duties as teacher of elocution in Dean
academy. She will give a series of
readings at Boston during the winter
On Wednesday last Miss Donellan
gave a luncheon in honor of her guest,
Miss Adelaide Brown. Miss Browns
GLASS
used in the table decorations, which
We're exceedingly pretty. Among the
asters that formed the centrepiece were
a ring and a thimble, and the young
ladies who drew them were supposed
to have won with them the honors,
respectively, Of marriage and of single
blesSednesS. Attached to each of the
ribbons radiating from the centre of
the table was card containing quo
tation. Each young lady had pre-
viously received a card bearing the
name of an author and she found her
place al the table by finding the quota
ton from that author.
The guests were Miss Helen Shear
man, Miss Maud Thorn, Miss Clara
Cotton, Miss Lucy Whitall, Miss Ada
Noble, Miss Matte Royle, Miss Bertha
Reed and Miss Stella Herman.
Miss Sherman and Miss Royle both
sang very sweetly for the entertain
menI OF the young ldOleS.
Miss Louise Smedley gave an enjoy
able party on Wednesday evening in
honor of Miss Blanche Wadsworth, of
Spokane. The color scheme was yell
low and white. the tallies and score
cards being unique as well as pretty
The. prize winners We're Miss Bessie
Wright. who won a silver valise tag.
and Mr.. Francis Cotton, whose trophy
was a silver pocket pin cushion. Dane
ing was enjoyed later in the evening
The guests were Misses Blanche
Wadsworth. Edna Remington, Blanche
Wright, Margaret Thompson. Mar
gueri.e Richards, Bessie Glendinning, |
Katherine Geddes, Clara Cotton, Addie |
Zane and Messrs. George Lawrence,
Dana Smith, Tod Goodwin, Amadee
Duncan, Malcolm Glendinning, Frances
Cotton, Thornton Green and Kollock.
On Wednesday evening Mrs H. S. |
Joseph and Miss Rosalie Morris gave a !
delightful musicale and lawn party in |
honor of Miss Estelle Joseph, one of the |
most popular of the young Jewish |
ladies now visiting in this city. 1t was
given at the home of Mr.. IsidOre Nor
ris. 449 East Second South street, oil
which enc of the attractions is beauti- |