The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-16

looked Tor but welcome o,,as+
ciety and was the signal for a mn
ger OF social gatherings. which mod
Inc week appear rather livelv arto,,
ehe mild case of social apathy which
has prevailed during +be snr;n-
months. 1t has also been a propitions
"seF for wheeling and other outdoor
diversions.
The last few days have made I'D q
gay round for the graduates. as wen
as Tor those who are in the less mel
1oWea stages of school life. It has
been a week of banquets and recen-
IONS on the part of alumni. and SIN
oents nave had full play for their en-
thuslas1n IN commencement exercises.
Each year the university marks the
close of the schoo season with a ban
ouet, n that which was given on
"wednesday night by the alumni was
one OF the marked successes tina have
been achieved in this line. Roland
Hall, too. observed the t-ime-honored
custom this year, and the alumnfs
Initial banquet viii be remembered
for its success and for eloquent and
witty toasts.
Aside from the many special attrac-
lions Of last week, however, society
was out at a number of other social
events Of note, among which the re-
ception given by Mr.. and Mrs. Mack
intosh n that OF Judge and Mrs.
Judd were the most prominent.
There was a large gathering pres
ent at the reception OF Mrs. Richard
Macintosh, given On Wednesday af-
ternoon in honor Of Mrs. Lane, OF
Washington.
Roses We're the chief decorations
and they were lavishly used. In the
parlor, which was an array of pink
hues, the mantle and piano were
banked with roses and around the
palms were clusters of the same low
ers. The hail and library were bright
with yellow tints and the stairway,
which was a bower of yellow. was al
most hidden in roses of that color.
hirs. Goodwin and Mrs. Robertson re-
ceived the guests gracefully in the
dining room, where artistic taste was
also displayed, red roses and smilaX
being luxuriantly used in the decora-
tons n II was a bounteous board at
which the guests assembled to refresh
ments.
During the afternoon. airy strains
reached the guests from upstairs,
where the Ladies Guitar and Mando-
lin club were in attendance. Among
those present OF the occasion were:
Mrs. Aft, Miss Aft, Mrs c. z. Allen,
Mrs. Frank Allen. Mrs. T.. Amy,
Brooks, Miss Allen. Mrs. Led-ard
Bailey. Mrs. Mary Bailey, Mrs. T. c.
Bailey, Mrs. Bancroft, Mrs. Wendell
Benson, Mrs. Belcher, Mrs. Bidwell,
Mrs. Billing, Mrs. John Beatty, jr.,
Miss Jessies Blair, Mrs. Thomas Carter,
Mrs. ConkIin. Miss Conklin, Miss A.
Conklin. Miss Crawford, Miss Cloves,
Davis, Mrs. c. S. Davis, Mrs. Lue NJ.
Dean, Mrs. W. H. Dickson. Mrs. J.. T.
DoHneIlan, Miss Donnellan, Miss
Fannie Dolly. Mrs. H. Duke. Mrs. G.
NJ. Downey, Mrs. G. F. Downey, Mrs.
Dunbar. Mrs. Daft. Miss Daft, Mrs.
AIRS. Gaylord, Mrs. Grentsch, Mrs. Gill
mer, Mrs. Gaendinni1g, Mrs. Grant,
Mrs.. Fidelia Hamilton, Mrs. Hanauer,
Miss Hanauer, Miss I. Hanauer, Mrs.
darkness, Miss Hardness, Miss Ora
Hardness, Mrs. Hampstead, Mrs.
David Hampstead. Miss Hampstead,
Miss Bertha Hampstead, Miss Lue
Hampstead. Mrs. II. p. Henderson,
Airs. W. @. Herrick, Miss Hoe, Mrs.
Holden Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Hogle, Mrs.
T.. o. Horn. a1-s. NJ. D. Hewlett, Mrs.
Hughes, Mrs. Samuel Hughes, Mrs. j..
i. Jennings. Mrs. Thomas Jennings,
5Irs. Walter Jennings, Mrs. J. w.
Judd, Mrs. Justice, Ma. James, Miss
KeogIl. Mrs. Keyes, Mrs. Julia KIM
ball, Miss Kimball, Mrs. Kinney, Mrs.
Nissick, Mrs. kirkpatrick. Miss Kirk
patrick, Mrs. L. L. King, Miss Kate
Lawrence. Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. George
A. Love, Miss Lowe. Mrs. James
Miss Mccormick, Mrs. John Marshall,
Mrs. Thomas Marshall, Mrs Curtis
AIasen, DIR. LUella J. Miles, Mrs. J. 4.
Miner. Miss Grenfred Morgan, Mrs.
AIcCune.. Mrs. p. Morse, Mrs. Morton,
Mrs. Nelden. Mrs. H d. Niles, Miss
Noble. Miss [. Noble, Miss Mason, Miss
a. Mason. MIS-. Ogden, Miss Plummer,
Pinkerton. Mrs. c. L. Post, Mrs. o. w.
Powers, Miss Preston Miss Laura
Preston, Mrs. n. T. Putnam, Mrs.
Charles Beach. Mrs. William Reid,
Mrs Casper Robertson. Mrs. Royal,
Mrs. c.. d. Rookledge, Miss Rookledge,
Miss ButE, Mrs. Bands. Mrs. W. o..
Rice. Mrs. Sadler, Miss Sadler, Mrs. O..
J. Salisbury, Mrs John Sharp, Mrs.
John y. Sharp, Ers. Sophia Sharp,
Miss Shearman, Miss Edna Sherman,
Mrs. Y. NJ. Q. Silva, Mrs. Smedley,
Mrs. Grant Smith Mrs. Spencer, Mrs.
H.. T. Sprague, Miss Sprague, Mrs.
David Sharp. Mrs. NJ. A. Smith, Mrs.
STANDARD. Mrs. Stanchfield. Miss
Stanchfield, Mrs. Trumbo. Mrs. Trent,
Miss Trent. Mrs. Utter. Mrs. Narian,
airs. W. Virtue, Mrs. S. S Walker,
Miss Nellie Walker, Mrs. ]. r. Walker.
mrs. J. =. Walker, il. Mrs. NJ. II.
walker. Mrs. :. F. Walker, Mrs. Wal
sace. Miss Wallace, Mrs. Wantland,
Mrs. Weber. Miss Lottie Weber,
Miss Evelyn Weber, Mrs. L. i.
wilkes. Mrs. Farley Williams, Mrs. A.
Il Witcher, Mrs. John S. Witcher,
Mrs. W. Penrose, Mrs. Coates, Airs.
Ke;zman. Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Guy
palmer. Miss Palmer, Mrs. Richards,
Mrs. Wnitall, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Tyler,
AIRS. Neuton. Mrs. Wright, Mrs. ir-
win. Miss Minor, Miss Fenton. Miss B.
Mrs. Lane was again honored OF
"Wednesday evening, when Miss Mack
sntosh Informally entertained a small
narfv of friends. The evening was
t-erv pleasantly spent, h affair being
a1ioved by: Nrs. Lane, Miss Rock
Iidee. Miss Ftlmmer, the Miss Shear
man. Miss Harkness, Mrs. Robertson
and Messrs. Pollock, Sherman, Wicks,
rallaeher and Hanauer.
rte walls Of the Utah University
3s4-e never rung with music and
laughter e~videncing keener enjoyment
+ban they did on the night of June u
NJ ,he banuuet and ball given by the
'AT,roni association. Looked forward
en vjfh much pleasant anticipation
ne members and friends Invariably