The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-17

Last week was gay one in social
circles. There were four large recep-
lions given respectively by Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J. Weber Mrs. Chisholm. Mrs
Iedyard Bailey and Mrs. Peirson. Mr.
T. K. Jones and Miss Helen Crawford
gave large lake party, Mrs. Hill gave
an afternoon reception and an evening
party and there were several smaller
affairs.
A large card party, given by Judge
and Mrs. Powers, a luncheon by DR.
Gage and a party by Mrs. O. P. Miles,
are on unetapis for this week.
The reception by Mrs. Thomas Pier
son on Friday afternoon, is entitled TO
the name of rose party, for her home
was transformed on that occasion into
4 bower Of roses. One of the prettiest
pieces of floral decorations seen in this
city this spring was broad, shallow
basket filled With red and white roses
and suspended from the ceiling by
white ribbons. Roses were massed
against the fire place and covered the
mantel. Ia every available nook there
were roses, and the effect was eN-
trefnely picturesque, while the air was
heavy with their fragrance. The col
ors, pink and green, were carried out
also in the refreshments.
Mrs. Pierson was assisted in receiv-
ing by Mrs. c. H. Farnsworth. Mes
danes Kenyon. Frak Knox, Shelp, Ad-
ans. Miner and Archer assisted in the
refreShment room, and were busy serv-
ing the one hundred forty guests.
Mrs. Pierson wore black brocaded
chiffon over black silk, with trimmings
OF jet and steel passementelie
Mrs. F0arnsworth wore figured or
candle over yellow silk.
Mrs. Shelp, white silk with white lace.
Mrs, Archer. black lace over black
silk
Mrs. Knox. cream colored silk with
gold passementerie.
Mrs Kenyon, black silk heavily
trimmed with jet.
Mrs Miner. black silk and lace
Mrs. Adams, fawn colored crepe
skirt. White moire bodice.
Mr. T R. Jones and Miss Helen
Crawford gave a delightful lake party
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs A F. Holden
on Monda y evening. A special train
took the party TO Saltair early in the
evening. a few tried a dip in the brine
but the majority began at once to en-
JOY the dancing which was continued
till a late hour. A delicious luncheon
was served in one OF the tower rooms
and Mr.. W, s. Mccormick made The
speech OF the occasion during the re-
past. The affair was one OF he pleas
ATTEST ever given at either of the lake
resorts.
The Junior class of the high school
gave reception to the senior class at
the Grand hotel on Thursday evening.
The board of education and the
teachers of the high school were pres
emit The affair was a charming one
and the credit of the management is
due to Misses Bertha Parsons, Lee Judd,
lydia Palmer, Lillian Turton, Bertha
Bishop. Olive Lister. Belle Parsons,
Jennie Mollinelh, Myra Sowles and
Zina Pomeroy.
The second and third year students
of the high school gave a delightful
lawn fete at the home of Mr. B. A. NJ
Froiseth on Thursday evening. Dane
ing was enjoyed on the lawn which was
Illuminated by a large headlight and
by numero- japanese lanterns. No
detail was !. King TO make it a success.
The reception committee consisted Of
Misses Ethelyn FroiSeth, Marguerite
Richards. Rose Goldberg, Jessie Forbes,
Julia Dean. Edna Earls, Addie Zane
and Grace Jacobs, and Messrs. Walter
Druehl Milton Miles and Harry Fenni-
more served as the floor managers.
Among the guests were Misses Alice
Manning, Lena Manning, Bessie Will
llGnSO1- annie Nae W. AAilidlt, -lIldlA
Thompson. Matte Lichtrustein, Bertha
Carter. Ella Ensign. Bee Wilkinson,
Mary Smith. Marion Knickerbocker,
Florence Terhune. Emma Fishes,
Florence Dye, Claire Whitehead, VIM
ME Whitehead. June Kir1ball, Nina
Hicks. May Keate, Edith Keate, Emma
Cheney. Grace Jacobs. Edith Ireland,
Stella G5anfleld. Sybil Stewart,
Addie Zane Marguerite Rich
ards. Edna Earls. Jessie Forbes,
Julia Dear. Rose Goldberg, Mamie
Lindsay. Inez Beck, Bertha Cherry,
Grace Snyder. Messrs. Miles, Walter
Dreufl. Harry Fennimore. Mort Allen.
George Smith. Tod Goodwin. Josie
Saigel. Harold Seigel, Willie Eiseman,
Kent Smith. Dana Smith, Wayne
Smith. Roy Kimball. Hugh Kimball.
Francis Cotton. Carl Scheid, Carl Lol-
lin. jerome Wolff. Floyd Knicherboch-
err Fred Davidson, Virgil Groo, Fred
NTye. Psoy Hampton. Frank Kraft, HaT-
rold Nelson Frank FreiZe. Edward
Bennett, Charles Thompson, Morris
Levi. Tank Roberts, Jay Gilmer, Hal
Cobb Jacob G'olding, Art Bailey,
owens Judd. Frank Swenson, Percy
Sadler, Willie Barnett, Bert Reading,
@. X McGraw, Frank Houghton, Rob
Teirnan. Jesse Badger anad others.