The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-16

of the operetta, the Ladies' Aid society
and few others in a very charming
and informal manner Saturday after
noon. The girls" went with the ex-
pectation of jolly good time and they
were not disappointed. Several Of the
prettiest numbers of THE Dress Re
hearsar' were sung, putting them all
in an enthusiastically receptive mood
for the letter which Professor Krouse
read 10 them later in the afternoon. 1t
was a proposition from Mr.. Peery, Of
the Ogden Opera house, for them to
appear there, under the auspices of the
Ladies Aid society of Ogden Mr..
Peery promises them a hearty welcome
from the Ogden public, who are ex-
periencing a sad dearth of amusements.
The ladies' decided to give perform
ance New Yea. s day, going up early
to take dinner at the Reed hotel.
/ Following are the names of those
present: Mssdames Keys, Lynn, j.
Tilton Donellan, Witcher, Krouse,
Woodrow, McNally, Smith, Seabo.dt,
Misses Lawrence, Hanauer, Sherman,
Katz, Park, Lowe, Hampton, Conklin,
Tiernan. Higgins, Mason. Olive Donel-
Ian, Cummings, Hoge, Alff, Pratt, Madi-
son, Cotton, Fisher, Young. Levy, Nc
Kimm. ms. Roundy, Kimball, Stopper,
Bishop, Dean, Phillips.
The charity tea at the Knutsford
hotel last night was indeed a most
elaborate and brilliant affair. The
tables, six in number, were very beauti-
fully decorated with chrysanthemums,
snlilaX and carnations of various hues
and were dis inguished by different
colors. The green table was presided
over by the Misses Hardness, elmer,
Mason, Wallace, assisted by Misses
Odell, oung, Margaret Richards and
Louise Nelden. The blue table. by Mrs.
J. Tilton Donnellan, and the Misses
Cora Hooper, o i've Donnellan and Jean
Groo, ass sted by Misses Edna Sherman,
Stella Salisbury md Bessie G endinning.
The yellow table by the Misses Rock
ledge, woodward, KimhaN and Han
auer, as listed by Misses Erma Aft,
Jean s2dler, B rtha Carter; the pink
table by Misses Weber, Lawrence,
Katz, Tiernan and Roundy; the laven-
der table by the Misses Mccormick,
Cotton, Hardness, Park, assisted by
Misses Addie q ne and Elo,se Sherman;
and at the candy table presided Mrs
George Downey and Misses Mcintosh
and. Lowe. Music was furnished by
Miss O.son's Mandolin and Guitar club.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Mccormick gave
an elaborate dinner at their handsome
residence last TUESDAY IN honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Joy, of Detroit, and Miss
Spaulding, of Chicago. The other
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Holden,
Mr.. Wicks and Mrs. Pollock.
AS is the custom with the members
OF the Alta club at this time of the
year, a grand bail will be given in
their handsome parlors in the Dolly
block, on the 9th inst. 1t viii be char
acterized by the usual brilliancy which
attends affairs of this kind given by
the Alta club. Society's 400 will be
there.
The last of the series of Cotillion
parties that have heretofore been given
at the Manitou, took place at Christen-
sens hall Wednesday night A greater
number than usual participated in the
pleasant affair. AT the close, a few
pretty figures from the German were
danced. Among those present We're:
Mesdames Gilmer Hardness, Wright,
Fox, Sherman, Beatty, Powers, Will
liams, Jennings, Game, Dunbar,
George, Zane, Dinwoodey. Misses Ora
ham, Sue and Bessie Bacon, Hardness,
Ora Hardness. Alff, Hoge, Mccormick,
Cotton. Lowe, Mason, McKimrnins,