The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-30

Hardness. Miss wallace and MISS
Miner.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r James enter
tanned a small party Of friends at a 4 4
O'Clock dinner on Christmas. The floral
decorations were daybreak carnations. 4
After discussing the elaborate menu
the guests repaired to the parlors where
the evening was spent IN the enjoyment
of music by Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs.
Fabian The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fabian, Mr.. and Mrs. Billings, Mrs..
Hamilton. Mr.. Packard, Mr.. Jungk,
Captain Pegram and Mr.. Walter Wolf.
The same party Will be entertained ty'
Mr.. and Mrs. Billing on New Years
day.
One of the most tasteful parties of The
week was the violet tea given last
evening by Miss Winifred Kimball, her
guests being principally the young
ladies with whom she was associated
in the kirmess lately given for the beile-
fit of ST. AIMS Orphanage and some CT
the young men who were genarous
patrons or assistants during the same.
The doylies and lunch cloths we're
embroidered with vloIets, the cards
i were decorated in the same manner,
and each lady was provided with a
bouquet of violets tied with ribisAn Of
that shade. Each gentlem IN was pre-
scented with a bDutonniere. The menu
was also in accord with the color
scheme.
The invited guests were Misses Clara
| Clawson, Curt Young, Emlad Lint,
Frances and Katherine Judge, Latham
Sinclair, Bertha Benedict, Ardell Cuni-
mings and Messrs. Ives Cobb, s. X.
| Hooper, Kenneth Donellan, Kenneth
Kerr, Chauncey Benedict, Rob Smith,
Francis Cotton, Fred Noble and Walker
Gunter.
J ing the holidays with her parents. Mr..
j and Mrs P. L. Williams. will return to
school at Berkeley, Colo. the latter part
of the week.
Mrs. Louis Simon will give high
five tomorrow evening in honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Simon.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Taggart, whose
wedding took place at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
B. Wallace, at York, Pa. ON Christmas
will return to Salt Lake city by the
| 18th prox.
Mr.. Will Trezise has been spending
the holidays with his parents in this
city.
Squire Coop, of Ogden, spent Christ
mas with friends in the city.
Miss Belle Dewey is spending the
holidays in Denver.
Mrs. George f. Downey has issued
invitations for a Kensington tea on
New Years Day.
Mrs. Helen Goldberg and her daugh-
ter, Miss Rose, left last evening for
San Francisco, where they viii spend
! the winter.
Mrs. E. A. wedgewood, Of Provo,
was the guest of Mrs: Platt last week.
Miss Edna Miller gave luncheon
on Friday when the following ladies
Mrs. A. T.. Moon, Miss Noble. of Og-
den, Miss Wishard, of Ogden, Miss
SAMSON and Miss Rose Evans.
Mrs. Don Coray, of Provo. was in the
| city yesterday.
Friday evening is devoted to such
. devotees of dancing as are still in
school Thursday evening to the grown
people and Saturday to the children, at
| the Misses Conklin's dancing classes.
The Manitou will be the scene of an
other of the dancing parties of which
Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Woodward, Mrs.
! Gilmer. Mrs. Glendinning and Mrs.
Smedley are the chaperones, tomorrow
evening.
The Misses C1awson will, with a
party Of friends. see the. old year OUT
at their home on Fifth East.
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Lieutenant Cowles will entertain
some friends at Recreation hall tomor-
row evening.
Miss Frances Phillips has gone to
San francisco for a vacation of two
weeks.
On Thursday evening Mrs. Harmed
Pratt invited a few young people of