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

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lace, Mrs. Palmer black and white
silk and Mrs. Arthur Brown black
silk. airs. Druehl. Mrs, Thorn and
Mrs. Froiseth wore handsome gowns
of black silk and the young ladies.
! except Miss Dickert, who wore Nile
/ green silk, were attired in white.
The invited guests were Mrs.
a. Brown, Mrs. Chisholm, Mrs. e.
Critchlow, Mrs. J. Banberger, Mrs. G.
H. Brink, Mrs. c. f. Brown. Mrs. C.
| w. Bennatt, Mrs. J. Benedict, Mrs.
| Jules LaBartlle, Mrs. r. A. Dix, Mrs.
A. c. Ewing, Mrs. F. a. Druehl, Mrs.
H. ]. Dininny, Mrs. z. DeGolyer, Mrs.
/ Grant, Mrs. +. D. Hobbs Mrs. H.
Johnson, Mrs. II. P. Henderson, Mrs.
| e. =. Jones, AIIS. J. f. Grant, Mrs.
I Kenworthy, Mrs. Lyon, Mrs. Krouse,
Mrs. Mcmillan, Mrs. ]. Mcmillan, Mrs.
4 E. o. Lee, Mrs. o. P. Miles, DR..
L. 2. Miles, Mrs. A. Mitchell, Mrs J.
McVicker. Mrs. j. A. Marshall, Mrs.
| NJ. kirkpatrick, Mrs. F. w. O'Connor,
Mrs Wwens, Mrs. L. P. Palmer, Mrs.
[ 1c1DSI IGIJS, MIS-. L. L. MICS, 4uI =.
! Charles Plummer, Mrs. S. PinkertonI
Mrs. S. T. Peirson, Mrs. E. Roberts,
| Mrs. Sowies, Mrs. Sawyer, Mrs.
| Charles Read, Mrs. Hoyt Sherman,
Mrs W E. Terhune, Mrs. Taggart,
Mrs. Varian, Mrs. Vincent, Mrs. Thorn
Mrs. c. S. Zane, Mrs. ]. NJ Zane,
Mrs. J. S, Witcher, Mrs, W. Jennings,
| Mrs. Paul, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Bacon,
Mrs. ]. T. Donnellan, Mrs. Knox,
y TD-,l,l = Ind Nj pc-
! Brinker, Mrs. Miner, Mrs. Froiseth,
Mrs. Mclean and Miss Anna Rob-
bins.
The spacious residence of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Alonzo E. Hyde, 40 West North
| Temple street, was aglow with light
and musical with gay voices on
Thursday evening. The gloom with
out was more than offset 10y the cheer
within and the name of the club which
Misses Edna and Laura Hyde enter
tanned seemed more than ever appro-
priate-the Sunshine Club" Whether
its members, in choosing that name,
resolved that individually and collec-
lively they would look on the bright
side of life, would see only the sum
shine in the pathway and have none
of its gloom, it is certain that the
club name is not a miSnomef, for
everybody and everything was sun :
shiny that evening.
The guests on their arrival were
provided with a card, on which was
written the name of some historic
character. They were not allowed to
see the card, it being fastened, la
advertisement on their backs. BY
addressing questions to the company,
they were enabled in some cases,
after a long time. to guess the name
of the character represented. Some
wild guesses'' provoked a great deal
of merriment. Miss Edna Hyde gave
a vocal solo; some college quartettes
were sung, and Mr.. c. 3. Stewart and
Mr.. B. J. Stewart gave some interest
ing recitations. There were also sew
eral amusing charades.
When the refreshments, which were
both elaborate and delicious, were
served, there was a last course, which
consumed more time than the others.
This consisted of nutshells contain
ing conundrunls written on tiny slips
lof paper. Again random guesSes were
in order.
The members of the Sunshine Club
are Misses Edna and Laura Hyde,
Mse Taylor, Priscilla Smith,
Mr.. Nystrom, MIR. VIII Rom
lney, Professor Merrill, Mr.. c. B. Stew
art, Mr. Fred Reynolds, Mr.. Fred
Ridges and MIR. Richard Shipp. The
guests of the evening were Mrs. S,
Stewart, Mrs. Harry Chamberlain,
Mrs. George Smith, Miss Kate Rom
ney, Miss Villa Miner, Miss Julia
FaTnSWOrtn, Professor Cummings,
Professor Langton and Messrs. Fred
Miner, AlonZo Hyde, jr., Hyrum Beck,
Fred May, George McAIister, L. e.
Wiley, Joseph Ritter, Chas. Wells, 3.
j. Stewart and George Smith.
Among the recent social events of in
tereSt was the Kensington tea given 10y
Mrs. \. c. Ewing and Mrs. Plummer, at
the home of the former. About forty
guests enjoyed the hospitality of the
ladies' The rooms were decorated with
more than the usual artistic effect.
The Wednesday Night Club held the
Fourth Of its pleasant series Of dancing
ipartie5 at Cihristensen's han last week.
Mrs. NJ. =. Fox and Mrs. Hoy't Sherman
are THE moving spirits of the club and
that fact ENSURES the success Of the re-
mainder of The series.
A reception wild he given at the home
of Mrs A. w. NIcCune, 270 West North
Temple street tomorrow afternoon from
half past three to seven O'clock, Tor the
purpose Of contributing to the fund for
lsending a delegate to the Atlanta con-
lVention. The tea. given by Mrs. Beatty
for the same purpose was a success
from both social and financial stand
points, and it is desired that this be an
even greater success. AN ladies inter-
ested in the cause for which the Allan
Ia convention Stands are invited to be
present tomorrow.
The MoAere club met with Mrs. w. C.
Jennings on Tuesday evening and eff
lfected a permanent organization. The
object of the organization is the study
of French comedies, hence-the society
has be,sn named in honor of one VT the
mOSt Industrious French comedians. The
membership list includes the names Of
Mrs. w. c. Jennings. Mrs. S. Woodward
Mrs. L. i. Archer, Mrs. Hamilton, Miss
| PettinglN, Miss Ardelle Cummings, Mr..
Stebbins and Mr.. Scott Wells.
The annual reunion of the z. C. NJ I.
employees will take the form of a grand
ban this year. The bail will be given at
EChTistensen'S hall on Wednesday even
ing. Mr.. w. s. Romney and Mr.. James
b. Hay constitute tine committee on ar
! engagements.
Preparations for the grand ball to
| be given at Christensen's hail on the
| eve of Washington's birthday are pro-
! crossing to the satisfaction of all, It
viii be given for the benefit of St
! Marks hospital, an institution of
which the citizens of Salt Lake have
reason TO be proud.
The executive committee consists of
Mrs. Richard Macintosh, chairman;
Mrs +. B. Hamilton, Mrs. Jules La
Bartlae, Mrs. George A. Lowe, Mrs.