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

Holman, Mrs. James, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs.
Post, Mrs. Capron, Mrs. Downey, Mrs.
Bennett, Mrs. Bancroft, Mrs. Fifeld,
Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Salisbury, Mrs.
Welby, Mrs Fox, Mrs. Donnellan. Mrs.
Dart, Mrs DoWney, Mrs. Henderson,
Mrs. Holden, Mrs Ne.den, Mrs. Niles,
Mrs. Mcmillan, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs.
Beattie, Mrs. Linck. Mrs. Mainland,
Mrs. Donnellan, Mrs. Mason, Mrs.
Varian, Mrs. Mclean, Mrs. Park, Mrs.
Murphy, Mrs. White, Mrs. Trumbo,
Mrs. Archer, Mrs. Mayne, Mrs. Lyons,
Mrs. Weigle, Mrs. Gaby, Mrs. Mann,
Mrs. Young. Mrs. Rea, Mrs. Pettingill,
Mrs. Ireland, Mrs. Ashmore, Mrs King,
Mrs. Dallass. Mrs. Odson, Mrs. Adams,
Mrs. Tarpey, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Thomp-
son, Mrs. Trent, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. LOOMS,
Mrs. Schroeder, Mrs. stephens, Mrs.
Baker, Mrs. Walden. Mrs. Amy, Mrs.
Smith, Mrs BlacI1nan. Mrs. Moore,
Mrs Hadley, Mrs. Adtlzison. Mrs. Ship
Ter, Mrs Buckle, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs
Kessler. Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Shelp, Mrs.
Pearson, Mrs. F2rnswortn, Mrs. Brown
ing, Mrs. Mcintyre, Mrs. Kahn, Mrs.
Siegel, Mrs. Josephs, Mrs Maria
neaaX, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Brinker, Mrs.
Hoag, Mrs. Jaeger, Mrs. Seabolat, Mrs
Baxter, Mrs. Parks, Mrs. Strut, Mrs.
McCullow, Mrs. De Golyer Mrs. Fyler,
Mrs. Dey, Mrs Lippman, Mrs. Freed,
Mrs. Chisholm Mrs. Kendall, Mrs. Pot
ter, Mrs. Allen, Mrs Miner, Mrs
Stephens, Miss Leonard. Miss Put
nam, Miss Blair. Miss Sprague. Miss
Gilmer, Miss Young, Miss Lucille Young,
Hiss Alton Young, Miss Carney, Miss l..
Carney, Miss Valentine, Miss Mas,
Miss Allen, Miss Coons, Misa Wells,
Miss Rookledge, Miss Mason, Miss Fox,
Miss Donnellan, Miss Hardness, Miss
Ora Harknes, Miss Wallace, Miss Royle,
Miss Beattie, Miss Hardy Miss Rich
ards, Miss Park Miss Pettingill, Miss
Donovan, Miss King, Miss Corcoran,
Miss Simon, Miss Cohen.
The cotillion at the Manitou on Tues
day evening was even more of a sue
cess than that which preceded it. Mr.
George T. DoWney led several figures
OF the cotillion, which were heartily
enjoyed by those who participated. The
music, as on the previous occasion, was
furnished by Olson's orchestra. Mrs
Wright and Mrs. Smedley were the
chaperones. The young ladies were all
prettily gowned, the bright hues of
their toilettes making the may dance
indeed a thing of beauty"
An invitation from the Saturday
Night club was accepted with enUhusi-
asn, and the two clubs Joined forces in
quest of pleasure at Christensens hall,
last evening.
Those present on Tuesday evening
were Mrs. Snedley, Mrs. Wright, Mrs.
George, Mrs. Dinwoodey, Mrs. George
F. Downey, Mrs Donnellan, Miss Royle,
Miss Kaz, Miss Mason, Miss Shear
man, Miss Edna Sherman, Miss Cady,
Miss Roundy, Miss ~Florence Roun-
dy, Miss Lowe, Miss Ora Hardness,
Miss Aft, Miss Graham, Miss Rutter,
Miss Groo, Miss Louise Putnam, Miss
Ethelyn Weber Miss Margaret Park,
Mr. Will Lawrence, Mr.. Henry McCor-
nick, Mr. Milton Oglesby, Mr. Ives
Cobb, Mr.. Max Smith, Mr. Will Din
woodey, Lieutenant Preston, Lieutenant
Gardner, Mr.. Salisbury Gilmer, Mr..
Graham Putnam, Mr.. Lorin King, Mr.
Z. O. Gates Mr.. Roy Mckay, Mr.. Yer
non Hardy Mr.. Charles Caine. dr. Geo
Nye, Mr.. w. G. Sharp. Mr.. w. H Nc
MILAN, Mr.. John Tilton Donellan. Mr.
Miles Varian. Mr.. Mack, Mr.. Alma
Katz and Mr.. a. E. Ricqies.
One of the most charming and inf6r-
nal affairs of the week was the Ken
sington tea given by Mr.. George Rom
ney, jr., on Wednesday.
The hall, parIors and dining room
were beautifully decorated with cirys-
anthemums Of every shade, the bright