The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-27

Tue sayest one of the saaeo,, -.
- several attractions of fba e,al.o~
- 'spe We're given and there u,a,,a -.
Lumber of minor events. Societ,, s4i;,
+bis me me boxes at the playhouses and
.''etlnC iuncheons or dinners before
y aIter The main events were tho 70
S NJ given by Mrs. Mariana ona
OlIs. Holden, the card parties Of NJ IT,
1lsAiSlaA and Mrs. Powers ana M
Oasgett's luncheon. '''-1 Al D.
. Ms Z g. MARYLAND threw onen bo,
4'teOty residence on Brigham, for az. an
Siesant reception last Tbursd.1- -
"as one OF the most elaborate sc,ioI
e"1"erInSs of the season and all of 4ba
aHS-iiS guests entertained agreed II u,as
oiie 0i the most enjoyable. In the racan-
-ion room the charming hostess was as
slSteo IN receiving the guests nv Mrs
Sh1sholm and Miss Hanauer The
aeooiallons IN all the apartments were
aIost unique. Yellow chrvsan4baro7,,os
were used in the recentjo1 go,
10 the hail the color scheme vas ca,-
eiiiueo with yellow ribbons. which bunr
cre1yW here on the stairway. The VII
1ppointed dining room was also At
ttl9ctrVeIy decorated, La France roses
4ahIS arranged with affect on the
mere Mrs. Silva, Mrs. Hanauer
anu MIS- farlOW presided and +ar,n+
I ing refreshments were served on tlo
otaIfWay the ladies string ouartette
were stationed and dispensed SOFT
must an through the entertainment
Low them in the hall two large pIInch
gGAyls were an attraction and Miss
RIM pan and Miss Hanauer. served the
= s.
guests.
The Walker farm, one of socfety's
taVofIoe haunts in the summer season.
mas recently had added to its charms
me handsome residence Of NJ. II.
w a!ker The housewarming occurred
On tuesday, when Mr.. Walker took a
sibdh party of his society friends to
xhe SUBURBAN home. The day was spent
IN the most Informal way and a very
Jolly tlIne was enjoyed in the sylvan
surroundings and well appointed apart
5 mems OF the new residence An elabor-
ate luncheon was not the least Of the
DAYS enjOynents, and the merry marty
QUO not return until a late hour The
members of the party were: Messrs.
Kenyon, Macintosh, Barnett. Rogers.
tarnSWorth, Carter, Mason, Norton.
Rogers, Rogers, Haines. Bascom.
Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett entertaineE
delightfully."- at a luncheon on Tuesday
at her home. 444 Brigham street. The
place was daintily decorated and the
afternoon was pleasantly spent by
Mrs Woodward, Mrs. William Reid.
Mrs. Folsom. Mrs. Neldon. Mrs. Bill
hngs, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Spencer and
Miss Sherman.
Mrs. Dean B Lyman. of New Haven.
who is visiting Mrs Wallace for a few
/ days, was the guest of honor at a
large and elegant reception on Monday,
given by Mrs. A. F. Holden at her
home on First street The guests bid
den to the festivities were received by
the hostess. aided by Mrs. Lyman, Mrs
George f. Downey, Miss Alff and Miss
Woodward. The hall and reception
room, which were gaily decorated with
chrySanthemumS and smilaX, afforded
q most pleasing scene. The stairway
was almost hidden in sprays and flow
erS and the harmony of the decora tons
was also preserved in the dining room
Near the stairway were present the
string Quartette. the strains of music
Heated ali afternoon to where the
guests chatted in the hall or Darlors or
slipped tea and other delectable refresh
1nents IN the dining room. Mrs. Wal
lace and Miss Crawford graciously dis
pensed punch from an alcove in the
hall, while Miss Sherman and Miss
Wallace did the honors at the dining
table. About two hundred guests re-
ceived the elegant hospitality of the
hostess.
Mrs. Holden and Mrs Marshall left
on Friday for Idaho in Mr.. Bancrofts
private car. They viii return the lat
ter part OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs B. X Bloch and Miss
Lessen, of San Francisco, are spending
a few days in Salt Lake visiting their
many friends.
Mrs. Thomas Marshall gave a card
party on Wednesday afternoon to
few friends to meet Mrs. Walker Of
Helena. Mont The affair was very
pleasant and Informal and was enjoyed
by Mrs. Smedley, Mrs. Salisbury, Mrs
Macintosh. Mrs J. T. Donnellan, Mrs.
J. w. Donnellan, Miss Wallace, Miss
Conklin. Miss Agatha C0nklin, Miss
Keogh and Miss Noble.
The event Of the week at the Post
was the card party given on Friday by
Mrs. Coates.
A fashionable gathering attended the
birthday party given during the week
q me tlrSL CONGREGATIONAL cnurch.
The first social meeting of a newly
formed card club took place last night
at the home of Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett
The members Of the little coterie are:
Mr. and Mrs Daggett, Mr. and Mrs
Macintosh, Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson.
Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Woodward, Major
and Mrs Downey, Mr.. and Mrs. Dow
nev, Mr.. and Mrs. Holden, Mr.. and Mrs
Salisbury, Mrs Faher, Miss Mackin-
tosh, Miss Woodward, Miss Wallace
and Mr.. Scott.
Ne and Mrs A p Sinclair, having
permanently located in this city. are
now at home to their friends at 426
South Fifth East street.
Mr.. s. ]. Kenyon left last Friday
for New Hampton, Iowa.
The Ensign Wheel club have sent
out invitations for a ball ito be given
at Christensen's hall the latter part Of
the week.
A pleasant and informal Might've
party was given by Mrs. o. W. Powers
on Tuesday The prize winners were
Miss Macintosh, Mrs Robertson and
Mrs. Hughes The guests entertained
by the hostess were Mesdames Her
reck. Kimball Dowmey, Goodwin,
Macintosh, Hayward. Robertson,
.~,,,-o,o II Dou-nav Silva Richards