The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-02-17

i pduy Dy tHe gentlemen guests Ol IHe
house,
on that to oosasen Is M St and Mss john john
Anderson, NIr and Mrs Fisher Mr..
and Mrs. Craig, Mr.. and Mrs. Seaboldt,
Mr. and Mrs Peyton, Mrs Robinson,
Stmondi, Misses Coye, Tiernan.
I Roundy, Mchimmins. Allen. Bostelle,
4 Frost. RuclZner, Phillips, Wheeler.
Clark. Helm. Fisher. Lunt. Nc
Master, Cavanaugh, Bates, Remark
NIessrs Charles Dupont, Charles Duh.
Travers, Fred McGurrin, Harry SIM
mons. C. z. Eteward. Long. James
Anderson, Harry Windsor, Fischer,
Holman, Daniels, Langley, Wilson,
Simms. 0rcGrath, Fifeld, Thomas, Nc
Arthur, burst, Blake, Henry McCorn-
I lex, George Lawrence, DR.. Walker,
\ George Knox, w. T. Gunter, Fred
Varian, Robert Smith, Frank McKim-
Minis lieutenant Castle, Mr.. Kyle,
Mr.. Wilkinson, r. H. Officer and Judge
Anderson.
Salt Lake and Ogden society were
represented at the large card party
given by Mrs. z. Dewey Richards and
Mrs ]. Z. Richards on Thursday after
noon.
A street were tastefully decorated with
red and white carnations. The party
had dfstinctively valentine character
! from the fact that the score was kept
on large heart-Shaped cards on Which
II cupids and other appropriate figures
were painted. The TALES were smaller
hearts on which arrows We're painted
The counters we're tiny red paper
hearts which were fastened at the back
of the talhes. Miss Cecilia Sharp pre-
sided at the tally table, Which was
PRETTY draped with red The color
scheme of red and white was carried
out in the refreshments.
The winners at high five we're Mrs.
Bacon who was rewarded with bon
bon box, the royal prize; Mrs. ]. P
Bache. the consolation prize. an olive
dish; Mrs. z. NJ. Conroy, the third
prize, a pen tray; Mrs. George Suther-
land, the BOBBY prize, a cup and prize.
The young ladies who assisted the hos
tess. Miss Bertha Benedict, Miss Noble,
Miss Edith Noble and Miss Julia
Lynch. cut for a royal Worcester
plate, Miss Lynch being the fortunate
one.
The invited guests were Mrs. G. $.
Zane, Mrs. ]. A. Miner, Mrs. ]. W.
Judd. Mrs. John Marshall. Mrs. j. L.
Rawlins, Mrs. Z. z. Root, Mrs. NJ. Z,
Bailey, Mrs. J. P. Bache, Mrs. j. II.
Bacon MIS-. L. BALDWIN, MIS-. W
Salisbury, Mrs. Sarah DinwOodey, Mrs.
: j. E. Bamberger, Mrs. S. Bamberger,
, Mrs. ]. Beattie, Mrs. G. W Bennett,
Mrs. n. Brigham, Mrs. Brinher, Mrs.
Arthur Brown, Mrs. J. A. Clayton, Mrs.
. Win DinWoOdey, Mrs. A. c. Ewing,
= Mrs Frances, Mrs. z. B. Hamilton, Mrs.
II. z. Henderson, Mrs. F. o. HoEn.
Priscilla Jennings, Mrs Frank Jen-
ningS, Mrs. Isaac Jennings. Mrs. John
King, Mrs. Frank Knox, Mrs. c. H
Kraft, Mrs. II. S. krOuse, Mrs. MIL
Lett, Mrs. F. E. MeGurrin, Mrs. J. c.
, NIcNally, Mrs. z. NJ. Miller, Mrs S. II.
Pinkerton, Mrs. J. H. Moyle, Mrs. Rad
cliffe, Mrs. Oscar Moyle, Mrs. W. II.
Sells. Mrs. John n. Sharp, Mrs. John
Taylor, Mrs. D. T. Walker, Mrs. s. s,
Walker, Mrs. T. S. Walker, Mrs John
S. Witcher, Mrs. R. W. Young, Mrs
; George Sutherland, Mrs. Simmons,
Mrs. John NJ. Zane, Mrs. Rache, Mrs
Susie Emery, Mrs. Harry Parker, Mrs,
j. P. EcherS. Mrs. Charles Post, Mrs.
John T. White, Mrs. Webster, Mrs. Jus
tice, Mrs. David Hampstead, Mrs a.
; B. Witcher, Mrs. w. H. Dickson, Mrs.
8 Hayes, Mrs. Doe. Mrs. Porter, Mrs II.
5 ". Smith, Mrs. E. M. Conroy. Mrs
Charles Nelson, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs.
: Z. W. Watson. Mrs. Fitzgerald. Mrs.
s. w. Knapp, Mrs. A. c. Bedford, Mrs.
3 c. c. Richards, Mrs L. W. Richards,
: Mrs Herricl, Mrs. West, Miss Marga-
ret Park Miss Hampstead, Miss Ber-
: tina Hampstead, Miss Lou Hampstead
: Miss Howat, Miss Jennie Howat, Miss
burn, Miss Walker, Miss Dollie Wal
4 ker Miss Noble, Miss Edith Noble
Miss Rose Raybould, Miss Kate Wal
kerr Miss Lynch. Miss Julia Lynch
1 Miss Geneva Jennings, Miss Sawyer
Miss Gussie Sawyer, Miss Mather
Il 40, =
Z Simmons, Miss Nellie Beattie Miss
E Conklin. Miss Agatha Conklin
l Miss Cecilia Sharp, Miss TeasdeI, Miss
5 Kempland, Miss Donnellan, Miss TGie-
sci, Miss Kitty Hayes and Miss Stella
!. Conroy.
S Mr.. Arthur Pryor will arrive here
from the east this evening. His stay
will be a short one, as he will leave
tomorrow evening for New York He
will be accompanied by his bride, thu
wedding ceremony which viii make
: Miss Maud Russell his bride and the
celebrated young musician one, taking
. place tomorrow.
|, There was a large and pleasant party
. IN the dining room OF the Manitou on
. Monday evening Palms we're used in
ppofusion in decorating the room. Piano
lamps with delicate shades, divans and
lcushions, gave the room a sumptuous
: appearance and bouquets Of violets and
y carnations added brilliant touches OF
G color TO the scene. Musicians were sta
v toned behind the draperies of the ordi-
= nary and cheereG the guests with
= strains of the mandolin guitar anc
= banjo.
= The tally and score cards were val
enunes. The first prizes at high five
were won by Mrs. Kinhead and Mr.
!, GIendinning, the second prizes by Mrs
y McGurr1n ana Judge Miner the THIRD
3 by Mrs. G. s. Zane and Mr.. Thomas
y Pearson The hoStesseS were Mrs
!, George Phelps Holman and Mrs
= Charles Fiield, and tile guests as fol
lows:
o Judge and Mrs. Zane, Mr.. and Mrs
Z John Zane, Or. and Mrs. John S. Wit
!, ! cher, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Sherman, Mr.
I and Mrs. rank Stephens, Major An6
s Mrs. Silva, Mr. and Mrs. S. Pearson
S Mr.. and Mrs. Owen, Judge and Mrs
/ Miner, Judge and Mrs. Marshall. DR.
a and Mrs. Mics, Mr., and Mrs. W, p
). Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wftcher
K Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newman, Mr.. anG
- Mrs Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. Linck, Mr.
ana Mrs. Russell Lord Tracy. Dr.. anG
s Mrs. Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. Samue
h | Kenyon, Mrs James Lowe. Mr.. an6
Mrs. Kinkead. Mir. and Mrs, Frank Nc
Gurrin, Mr.. and Mrs. Grey, Mr.. and
II lIrs. Theron Geddes. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar