The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-02-10

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Cotton. Miss Gussie Sawyer and Miss
Ella DruehI, looking very pretty in
their evening dress, assisted Mrs.
Young. Flowers were used for count
ers, and as eight games were played,
each of the guests carried away bou-
quet Of hyacinths, carnations, violets
or marguerites with mignonette. The
prizes were won by Mrs. A. B. Sawyer
and Mr.. Weigel, the former being pre-
scented with cluster of American
beauty roses and the latter a basket Of
violets and white hyacinths.
There were about fifty guests.
Mrs. Arthur 3. Witcher gave small
but very pleasant party on Wednesday
afternoon, the informality of which
was one Of its chief charms. High
five engaged the attention Of the ladies
during most of the afternoon, Mrs.
John Tilton Donnellan winning first
honors and large bouquet of Amer
lean beauty roses Miss Royle the sec
ond prize, a, bisque candle stick and
Mrs. Fifield the third price, a bouquet
of YioletS.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Kenyon enter
tanned some friends delightfully."- at
high five on Friday evening. The
prizes were all books, late publica-
lions, the first being won by Mrs. Ar
thur Brown and Mr.. z. B. Critchlow,
the second by Mrs. Miner and Judge
Miner.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Sher-
man, MIR, and Mrs. Hobbs, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. keyes, Mr.. and Mrs. H. P.
and Mrs. Theron Geddes, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. a. Rea, Mrs. Mainland and
MIR. Critchlow,
The ladies belonging to the various
committees and all others interested in
the success of the ball to be given for
the benefit Of st. Marks hospital, on
the eve of Washington's birthday, are
asked to meet at the home of Mrs.
Z. 3. Hamilton to assist in arranging
for the supper to be given that even
ing.
Their is a great deal of dissatisfac-
ton among Salt Lake hostesses be-
cause some invited guests neglect to
acknowledge invitations. Last week
thirteen of fifty ladies sent neither &C
! ceptance nor regets to their hostess,
Iyet several of the deIinquents present
ed themselves on the day of the party.
Every written invitation requires a
reply, and those who do not give my
! invitations that recognition will never
! be invited to my house again. said a
| lady yesterday. No one who has en-
tertained need be reminded that onis-
! slons of this sort cause serious incon-
= TPn1pnlh ri a "a cr1,ir
to a hostess.
The guests hidden to the party given
at the TeInpleton on Wednesday even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Tisdale
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Otis
Brewster, We're as follows: Judge and
Mrs. Miner, Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Hall,
Judge and Mrs. H. P. Henderson, Mr.
ana Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
), e. Game, Judge and Mrs. C. w.
Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. George Y. Wal
lace, MIR. and Mrs. De BruhI, Judge and
Mrs. Royle, Mr.. and Mrs. Farley z.
Williams, DR.. and Mrs. Vincent, Mr.
ana Mrs. Frank Reedman, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. C. Park, Mr.. and Mrs. Wight
man, Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Krouse, Mr..
and Mrs. e. NJ. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
u ;. Taggart, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Por-
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Nash, Mr.. and Mrs.
FISHER, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich Mr.. and
MRS. Hayward, Mr.. and Mrs Brink,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Z. Saunders, Mr.. and
Mrs. Welby, Mrs. Hardness, Mrs. Ad-
ans, Mrs. Wardman, Mrs. Olive Gay
lord, Mrs. Z. II. Porter, Mrs. Bradley,
MISS Noble, Miss Hooper, Miss Eth
elyn Weber, Miss Park, Miss Kiesel,
} Miss Wallace, Miss Hardness, Miss
Ora Hardness, Miss Bartch, Miss
Royle, Miss Adams, Miss Donnellan
Miss Mamie Porter, EX-Gov Thomas
Mr.. George Brastow, Mr. George
Heintz. Mr.. Eugene Gaylord, Mr.. Rob
Hardness, Mr.. w. c. Pavey. Mr.. R. j.
lGlendinning, Mr.. Fields, Mr.. Smith
Mr.. S. H. Hooper, Mr.. De Ricqles, Mr.
Sam Porter, and Mr.. DAILY.
There was no more charming socia
gathering during the week than that
at the home of Mrs. a. C. Ewing or
Wednesday afternoon. The usual con
versation at a Kensington tea made
way for an entertaining programme
, consisting of a review of Ruth Nc
Henry Stewards companion stories
, The Dividing Fence" and THE Mid
die Hail." by Mrs. +. o. Lee, who TOLD
, the half humorous, half pathetic stor-
les in a very interesting manner Al
this juncture punch was served, after
Which Mrs. W. \. NeIden read one o!
Anthony Hopes chatty stories Mrs
Plummer then sang Down the Noun.
tain Side an Eng iIsh song, which she
did full justice, aid w request The
SuWanS2 Il --er,' harming isr audi
ence with both selection. Tea was
| served al $50, the dining-room being
lovely with its floral decorations OF
pink. The ladies who assisted Mrs
Ewing We're: Mrs. Arthur Brown Mrs
Samuel Hughes, Mrs. Ferdinand Dick.
ert, Mrs. George Park and Mrs. H. P
Henderson.
Miss Cloves gave violet party on
Monday evening, the plan for Which
was cleverIy conceived and as
cleVerly executed. The rooms were
adorned with VioletS and the tai
lies We're sachets ornamented witt
handpainted Violets. The same design
and color We're noticeable in the re-
freshments. The evening was plea.
sanity passed at high five. Miss Belle
Salmon won the first prize for ladies
study in violets, Mrs. Sloan won the
ladies' second prize, a doyly EN-
brooidered with those flowers. Mr.
Thomas Sloan won the first gentle,
mems prize, silver valise tag anc
Mr.. Seymour Young the second prize
triple photograph frame decorated
; with the flowers of the evening. Those
> who missed the prize carried a souve
mir of the evening in a fragrant bo,
, quet.
Miss Cloves guests were Mr. T. w
Sloan, MIR. Oscar Moyle, Mr.. Sam Bar
rett, Mr.. o. r. Young, Mr.. Scott, Mr.
Charley Wells, Mr. Carl Scheid, Mr.
Fred. McGurrin, Mr. C. j. Ross, Mr.. G.
j. Ross, Mr.. David Depew, Mr.. Sey
| mour Young, ir., Mrs. T. w. Sloan