The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-20

the dancing party at the Manito,,
Smaller, but not less ENJOYABLE afTajrs
were the musicale given by Mrs. and
Mss Royle, the luncheon by Mrs. Wal
lace and the party by the Misses
Mrs. w. H. Bancroft pave bfo,b
i've Yesterday afternoon, which was
one OF the most delightful social
functions of the week. She was as
sisted IN receiving her guests by her
charming niece, Miss Mason. The
party was a pleasant one in every par
ticular
Mrs. Reyes Won the first prize, a
silver bonbon spoon, Miss Keogh won
the second, a silver nail file. and Mrs
Mackintosh won the booty prize, a
bouquet Of Vfolets.
The guests were, Mrs. c. S. Zane,
Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Miner, Mrs. Don
Deilan. Mrs. Nelden, Mrs, Richards,
Mrs. George Downey, Mrs. John NJ.
Zane, Mrs. Hughes Mrs. Kirkpatrick
Mrs. p. l. Williams, Mrs. w. h.
Wright, Mrs. Julia Kimball, Mrs.
George Y. Wallace Mrs. George N,
Downey, Mrs. o. w. Powers, Mrs. c.
J.. Robertson, Mrs. Mainland, Mrs.
BidWeD, Mrs. George A. Lowe, Mrs.
c. @. Palmer, Mrs. W. H. Penrose,
Mrs. Gilmer, Mrs. Giles, Mrs. HaTk-
ness, Mrs. Wilkes, Mrs. Smedley, Mrs.
Conklin, Mrs. Woodward, Mrs. Good
V,tn, Mrs. William Jennings, Mrs
sA eyes, Mrs. Fox. Mrs Silva, Mrs.
Macintosh, Mrs. Jno. Marshall. Mrs.
Fabian, Mrs. Welby, Miss Wallace,
Miss darkness. Miss Park, Miss CraW-
ford, Miss Lowe, Miss Kimball, Miss
heosh and Miss Sherman.
Mrs. George Y. Wallace gave a
luncheon on Thursday IN honor Of Mrs.
kirkpatrick. her guests being all old
friends Of thee guest of honor. Mrs.
Wallace is an ideal entertainer, and
that all the details of the luncheon
were perfect goes without saying.
Those present were Mrs. Kirkpat-
rick, Mrs. AtchinsOn, Mrs. Thomas
Marshall Mrs. Woodward, Ms. Good
win, Mrs. \. Roundy, Mrs. G. NJ.
DowneY, Mrs. Wilkes, Mrs. P. L. Will
Hams, Mrs. Amy, Mrs. H. 2. Hender-
son, Mrs c. s. Zane, Mrs. Penrdse and
Mrs. darkness, Mrs. John A. Marshall.
Mr., and Mrs a. f. Holden gave an
elegant dinner on Wednesday evening
when their guests we're Mr.. and Mrs
George NJ. Downey Mr.. and Mrs.
George Y. Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs.
AiNcliHtosh, Mr.. Mccormick and Mr..
Jones.
Mrs Fisher the popular hostess of
CHE Manitou, surpassed all former en-
tertainments by the party given at the
we'll known family hotel on Third
Eruth street on Friday evening. 1t was
given in honor Of the guests of the
house, all Of whom had invited one or
more friends.
The dining room was cleared for
dancing. The floor has hardly a su-
peIiOr in the city and the fact that
Olson's orchestra furnished the music
proves that that was all that could
be wished.
Card playing was a feature of the
evenings diversions, which was en-
3Oyed in the paTlOrs. Delicious punch
was served throughout the evening,
and more substantial refreshments at
eleven.
The majority of the guests were in
fun dress, the costumes of some of the
ladies being noticeable for their ele-
gaIce.
Among "he Nfanitou guests were Mr.
and Mrs, Sinondi Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
II. Browne Mr.. and Mrs. Holman, Mr..
and Mrs. Daniels, Mr.. and Mrs. Child,
Mr.. and Mrs. Simondi. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. AIegeath. Mr. and
Mrs. McNally. Mr.. and Mrs. Fifeld,
AIR. and Mrs. Simms, Judge and Mrs.
Mcdowell, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. Munson, Mrs. William F'is-
cher Mrs. Seaboldt, Mrs. Morris, Mrs.
Robinson, Mrs Wardnlan, Mrs. Craig,
Miss Coye, Miss Kennard, Miss Nc
Brine, Miss NcNIaSters, Miss Way
nick. Miss Butner, Miss HELM, the
Misses Cavenaugh, Miss Keane, Miss
frost. Miss Adams, Miss Clark, Miss
Wheeler. Judge Anderson, Messrs.
Gates. burst. Dull, Macarthur, Dupont,
Echaffelberger. Stewart, DR.. Walker
James Anderson, and among the in
vited guests Of the evening were seen
MIR. and Mrs. SDOttsWOod Kinkead,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Krouse, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. c. Woodrow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cuddy. Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Taggart
2Ir. and Mrs. Brink, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Richards. Mr.. and Mrs. John Ander-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f Adams,
Mr. and Mrs John Tisdale, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theron Geides. Mrs. Isabel Pitts,
Ms nj. J. Gray, Mrs. Victoria Jack
nan, Miss Stella Herman, the Misses
Richards, Miss Dull, Miss Trent, Miss
AIcCloud. Miss Juno Sprague, Miss
I1loise Sherman, Miss Grace Jacobs,
Miss Virgins, Miss Nellie Beattie,
Miss 1Towst Miss Margaret HoWat,
Miss May Beck, Miss Keane, Miss Es-
telie Dunfor6, Miss Miranda Cunning
ham, Miss NIeKinnins, Miss Simmons,
Miss Stanchfield, Mr.. r. j. Glendin-
ming. Mr.. Ives Cobb, DR.. Belts, Mr..
Geo. Knox, Mr.. Robt. officer, Mr.. Fred
hIcGurrin, Mr.. Robert Smith, Mr. T.
EMS Brown, Mr.. Miles Varian, Mr.
Bert Varian, Mr.. George Westervelt,
MIR. Frank Afckimmins, Mr.. p. j. Con-
way, Mr.. J. A. Cunningham, Mr.. Ora
ham Putnam, Mr.. Traver and Mr.
GTarVber, Mr.. VIII Gray, Mr.. 10, Tay-
Tor, Mr.. Blackmore, Mr.. Ed Scott,
Mrs. Ferdinand Dielert lost none of
She laurels she has SO fairly won as
en- entertainer; instead, she gained
new ones by the high tea. given on
Thursday last.
The ladies arrived promptly al 4
o'clock and We're ushered into the
drawing room by Miss Norma Dick
e1-t Here they were received by Mrs.
D.ckert and Mrs. Arthur Brown. Mrs.
Charles Plummer, Mrs. A. c. Ewing,
Mrs. +. P. Palmer and Mrs. II. P.
Henderson also assisted in receiving
Rnd entertaining.
Mrs. T. A. DruelM presided in a
graceful manner at the tea urn, Mrs.
3. A. NJ, Froiseth, Mrs. y. /. Thorn
and Miss Thorn, Miss Maud Thorn,
Miss Druehl, Miss Ethel Froiseth and
Miss Elsie Dicl1ert serving the guests.
There is q wealth OF choice bric-a-
hrac in the drawing room, and the ad-
6Stional decorations consisted Of
blooming plants, whose fragrance per
vaded the room, The dining room was
picturesque with its floral decorations
of red and white,
Mrs. Dickert wore a handsome gown
-4IFr
Plummer a Partisan gown OF white
silk and point lace, Mrs. Ewing a
combination of cream and heliotrope
silk. Mrs. Henderson black silk and