The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-18

Hemmenway, w. E.. Terhune, Dr. E.
w. Whitney, S. S. Dickinson, L. P.
Robinson, George Brice c. Q. White
more, L: c. Robinson, f Houghton, w.
j. Lynch, T. H. Kennedy, c. A. Gra-
Der, f. G. Carthey, ]. B. Kerr, DR..
Steele, Mr.. DAILY, c. E. Emeise, John
Harding, r. H. Officer, H. J. Beifuss,
L. A. Evans, E. H. Scott, W. w. Stod-
dard, j. w. Neil, H. B. Windsor, H a.
Jacobs, R. 6. Smith, A Peterson, NJ
G. Elmer, Fred Slade, Joseph S. Taylor,
Will .McAllister, W. f. Hubbard
The decorating of the hall was due
to the good taste and industry of Will
McAllister and DR.. Whitney. Mrs.
Hill, Mrs. Sullander, Mrs. Rivers and
other lady friends of the club deserve
much credit Tor valuable assistance
rendered the committee, all tending to
make the parties the success they have
proven to be. Sic transit.
Miss Miranda Cunningham left early
in the week for a visit to San Francisco
and Los Angeles that will extend over
two months.
Among the March brides is Miss May
Smith. who, on Wednesday evening,
was quietly married. at the residence
of her father, to Mr. Walter c.. Man
/ dell. The happy couple We're the re-
cepients of many handsome and use
ful presents. The bride was attired in
white silk and lace, with a corsage
boquet of smilax and brides roses. Mr.
and Mrs. Mandell will be at home at
/ 638 North Second West. No cards.
A very pleasant Juvenile party was
given on Monday to celebrate the
seventh birthday of little Bessie CroX-
all. The guests were Misses Vera
Tempest, Claudia Scofield, Ina Rudy,
Eva Richardson, EfIie Greenstreet,
tie Penfold,' Pearl Van Colt, Julia
Tulledge, Nora Van Colt, Florence
Travers. Grace Tempest, leila Scof1eld,
Bessie Tulledge and Masters Richie
Andrews, Harry Tempest, Brenton
Tempest, Joe Scofield and Rolla Tenn
pest.
Rev. and Mrs. Clarence T. Brown will
give a reception at the parsonage of
the First Congregational church, on
Thursday evening, when the returned
pastor will renew acquaintance. The
invitation is general, including all men,
bers of the church and congregation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don H. Porter have re-
turned from their visit to the east
Mrs. J. o. Young, of Forest Dale
gave a very enjoyable high five party
at her residence on Friday evening
Bishop and Mrs. briggs, of Sugar
House ward stood sponsors for the
Eassemblage, and though the affair was
informal, 1t was enjoyed by all the
guests present.
DR.. and Mrs. 1. NJ Meyers gave &
select birthday party on Monday even
ing in honor of Miss Elva Schneider
sister of Mrs. Meyer. Music, instru
mental and vocal, and Rotations, were
the mental CONNECTIONS, while the
guests were. RECALLED with dainties
Viands. Those present were: Mr.
Lyons, Miss Louise Reese, Mr.. Gun
nlng'ham, Miss Jordonsen, Mr.. Nc
Cleary, Miss Goss, Mr.. J. Thorpe, Mis-.
Mamie Reese, Mr.. G. E. Hill, Miss Gun
bingham, Mr.. Mansfield, Miss Bonnetti
Mr.. Green, Miss Clawson, Mr. H
Smith, Miss Jones, Mr.. ]. Young, Mis-
Stella Schneider, Mr.. Plat and Mis-,
Rec.
Mrs. NJ. j. Gray left for Californi;
late last week, where she goes to joil
Mr.. Gray.
Judge and Mrs. Andrew Howat enter
tanned number of their friends OF
Thursday evening at a progressive
high five party. The gentleman's priz
was borne off by Mr. L. c. Crossmal
. and the ladies' prize by Mrs. L. c
/ karrick. The invited guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Karrick, Mr. AM
Mrs. L. c. Crossman, Judge and H P
| Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthu
Brown Mr. and Mrs Ed. Richards Nj
and Mrs S. w. Eccles, Col. and Mrs
Sells. Mr.. and Mrs. George A Lowe
DR.. and Mrs. Vincent, Mr. and Mrs
| S. w. Sears and Miss Sears, DR.. an,
Mrs. Gleason, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. ]. Gray
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules La Bartfe, Mr.. an
2 Mrs. Eugene Lewis, Judge Sutherland
5 Mrs. Wolfe, Dr. Gage, Mr.. T. Eli
Gray, Miss Griffin, Mr.. Graham Put
. nam.
One of the prettiest and most enjoy
able parties of the week was. a "co
, web prize party" given by Miss Olivi
f Folsom and Mr.. Thomas Butler at tn
residence of the former on Thursda
evening. The most noticeable featur
: of this latest and most novel sourc
Of pleasure was the expert and puz
= cling manner in which Mr. Elry Fol
som twined the webs. After followin
the webs through transome, keyhole
/ and all other conceivable places fo
= hours Mr. David Calder and Miss Mir
ME Margetts secured the long sough
1 for prize on the end of their respectiv
webs. Piano and vocal solos were rer
= dered by Miss Minnie Folsom. Mis-
S Ruth Folsom, Mr.. Fred Butler and NJ
Thomas Butler in such a manner tina
, encore after encore were given. TIL
following guests were present: Mr..
: Silva, Mr.. and Mrs. Elry FOLSOM
er, Murphy, Minnie Margetts, Ma
< Margetts, Minnie Folsom, Ruth Fo
K som, Matte Folsom and Olivia Folsol
and MesSrs. Dave Calder, T. c. Ray
h bould, John Vincent, Murphy, B. d.
Y Wis, Will Foster, Henry MCGEE, Tho
Butler and W. NJ. Wantland.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Stewart gave far,
u well party at their residence Tuesda
evening in honor of F. c. Cuddebacl
: previous to his departure for Califo
MIA. The evening was pleasantly spe1
n in cards, music and dancing Anon
f the guests the following were noticed
Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Brown, Mr.. an
!, Mrs. ]. L. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bisl
d op, Misses Sadie Brown, Alice Collet
\ NJ. Griffiths, Sarah Evans, Emm
Brown and Ella Haslam, and Messr
h S. Evans. W. Mann, w. Brown,
:. Jones, H. Campo, B. Morris, F. Linz
!, strom, w. j.. Sanders and l. Alcott.
;,
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. P.
! Williams on Z street was the scene
a very enjoyable affair on Thursda
e evening, being given up to the Ladie
s Unitarian society for one of their note
tea rarfieS 4 lunchaOn that 11-ac dol,