The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-24

Mrs. Donnellan. Mrs Holden, Mrs.
Woodruff, Misses Rookledge, Rhodes,
Bessie Rhodes, Macintosh, Wallace,
Mason, Adelaide Mason, Park, Grace
Bailey, Mccormick, Druehl, Woodward,
Lowe, Donnellan, Kimball Lawrence,
Morton and Messrs. Gallagher, VIII
Lawrence, George Lawrence, Lieuten-
ant Sorley, G. B. Jack, Howard, Adams
Cameron, f. H. Holland. Fields, Kerr,
Rookledge, Holden, Park, Bidwell, DR..
Witcher, Donnellan, Dorr Austin, Will
Walker, Grant Hampton and others.
One of the pleasantest affairs of the
week was the luncheon given by DR..
Ellen Curtis Gage on Wednesday. The
parlor was profusely decorated with
flowers Of different varieties and colors.
and vines were gracefully draped over
the pictures. An east room in which
! the prevailing color was yellow was
handsomely decorated with coreopses
and the dining room was lovely with
its profusion Of pink roses. The lunch
cards were artistic, being in the sem
blance of roses and sunf1owers, and the
menu was highly appropriate for a
summer luncheon.
The guests were: Mrs. NJ. A. Hughes,
| Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Justice, Mrs C.
] A. Lowe, Mrs. Eugene Lewis, Mrs. La
I Barthe, Mrs. Philip Morse, Mrs Os-
mond, Mrs. Pierson, Mrs. n. T. Put
nam, Mrs. e. H. Parsons, Mrs. Roberts.
Mrs. Charles Reed, Mrs. Hubbard Read,
Mrs. M. A. Smith, Mrs. Hoyt Sherman.
Mrs. George Y. Wallace, Miss Wallace,
Mrs. Aber, Mrs. Amy, Mrs. Bacon,
Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Bidwell, Mrs Blount,
Mrs. Z. B. Beatty, Mrs. Chisholm, Mrs.
Oaggett, Mrs. Dey, Mrs. Grant Mrs.
Howat, Miss Howat, Miss Woodward,
Mrs. John Zare.
Mrs. Walter P. Jennings gave an en-
! ioyable Kensington tea on Friday last.
Her parlor was lavishly decorated with
exceptionally large and handsome tea
roses. There was also a profusion of
roses Of a deeper shade in the dining
room. -
Those who shared Mrs. jennings hos
pftality on this occasion were Mes
danes William Jennings, S. Sharp, r.
| G. Weber, LIE Grand Young, Burgess,
Eldredge. Thomas w. Jennings. A.
Sharp, w. w. Ritter. John Sharp, James
Sharp, Isaac Jennings, Farley L. Will
lians, John B. Farlow, James Eldredge,
William c. Jennings, c. H Kraft,
F'urgus Furgeson, Nat NJ. Brigham, S.
H. Lynch, Will T. Dinwoodey, Joseph
Jennings, Florence Clawson, Ben Ed
redge, j. H. Bennett, r. w. Young.
Bateman, E. c. Coffin, Russell Frank
Jennings, D. C. Dunbar, j E. Game,
Willard Young, Will Clawson, D. j.
Sharp, I. A. Clayton, Misses Linforth,
Hooper, Young, Lucille Young, Alton
Young, Weber, Georgia Weber,
Ritter, Dinwoodey, Sharp, Cloves and
Curt Young.
Mrs. W. K. Wright gave a dancing
party at the post hall at Fort DougIas
on Friday evening which was much
enjoyed by all present. The Sixteenth
Infantry band furnished excellent
music. Refreshments were served at
| the quarters of Lieutenant and Mrs
| Wright.
Among those present were seen Mrs.
Biount, Mrs. Richards, Misses Sorley,
Bacon, Alff, Hoge, Ora Hardness, Reed
Rhodes. Bessie Rhodes, Mccormick
Katherine Geddes, Marguerite Rich
ards. Margaret Thompson, Bessie
| Wright, Colonel Blunt. Captain Wood
bury, Messrs. B. x. Smith, Max Wayne
and Dana Smith, Henry Mccormick
VIII Ford. Ives Cobb, Alma Katz and
H. L. Cobb.
! Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett gave yellow
| luncheon in honor of Mrs. A. F. Holden
yesterday. Coreopses were used in the
decorations which were very elabora te.
The lunch cards were decorated with
hand painted butterflies. Those who
! discussed the elegant menu were Mrs
Holden, Mrs. Downey. Mrs. Fox, Mrs
| Bidwell, Mrs. Barnett and Misses Wal
| lace, Woodward, Rookledge, Hooper,
| Grace Young and elmer
No prettier party was given during
the week than the high five by Mrs
c. H. Mccoy at her home $50 First
street Wednesday afternoon. Yellow
pink and white were the colors used
in TIA decorations and there was a pro-
fusion OF flowers. Mrs Mccoy was
| ably seconded by Miss Nellie Coon in
the entertainment of her guests. Mrs.
E. Sheppard won the first prize a
handsome drape, Mrs. S. W. Metcalf
the second prize, an embroidered table
mat. and DR.. Miles won the BOBBY,