The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-15

Dolls and dinners have kept society
out of the wilderness for a week. It
has been "a sort Of optimistic week with
the fashionables, for they have mingled
at the same places and sweet charity
has led all of them by the hand. Ba-
EARS and church fairs have had an all
most undisturbed reign. although there
have been other social attractions
luncheons, receptions and the ringing of
marriage bells.
The home of Mrs S. J. Kenyon on
First street was the scene yesterday Of
an entertainment that was rather
novel. and extremely pretty. The
guests were hidden to "A "trip to China
town." and the features and games of
the afternoon were all after the
fashion enjoyed by the green-eyed
Celestial. The guests were received by
Mrs. Kenyon, aided by Miss Stella
Salisbury and Miss Kenyon, both of
whom were attired in sumptuous and
graceful gaThs of Chinese material. At
the far end Of the hall lady from
the land of the heather monarch was
seated, and in passing each guest was
introduced to the prettily attired brun
cite. The interior of the house was
handsomely decorated after the Mon
golian ideals of art, and the whole
effect combined to make most strik-
ting impression. The dainty refresh
ments were served by Chinese walters
and only Chinese dishes were on the
menu. even to the famed chop sticks
and rice The entertainment was in
the nature of social innovation and
the hostess deserves great credit for
its unique success. Among the many
guests who enjoyed the affair were:
Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Fox. Mrs Nelden,
Mrs Holden, Mrs. TielhAn, Mrs,
Mrs. J. Tilton Donnellan, Mrs Coates,
Mrs. Penrose, Mrs. Salisbury. Mrs.
Walker, Mrs. Walker Douglass, Mrs.
Mainland, Mrs. Dart, Miss Wallace,
Miss Fox, Miss Hardness, Miss Ora
Hardness, Miss Stella Salisbury, Miss
Kenyon and others
Mrs Ingersoll entertained charming,y
on Tuesday afternoon at the Manitou.
It was a thimble party and a small
party of friends enjoyed the event.
Mrs. Deshon gave a souvenir tea
party on Thursday afternoon in one
of the apartments of the First Com
eTegational church. Her guests were
the ladies of the church who were en-
gagged in making success OF the
bazaar.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Dinwoodey aae
now established in their new and
pretty home. 153 c street and are at
home to their friends on Thursdays.
Mrs. Isaac Trumbo vii! return from,
the east shortly.
Mrs. ]. B. Ingram was the hostess of
q small party on Thursday afternoon,
at which high five furnished entertain
ment for the guests. The place was
daintily decorated IN flowers and
smilax, The afternoon was most in
formally and agreeably spent and
tempting refreshments were served. A
pretty candle-stick, hand painted, was
the first prize and a china plate the
second. The guests of the occasion
were: Mrs. ]. 7. Donnellam, Mrs.
Druehl, Mrs. Oglesby. Mrs. NJ. C. Gray.
Mrs. Linck, Mrs. S. T. Pearson, Mrs
Herman Mrs. S. V. Shelp, Mrs. DR..
Niles, Mrs. Neuman Mrs. MacMahon.
Mrs. Darling. Mrs. Sinclair. Mrs. Ross,
Mrs. Knox, Mrs. Holman, Mrs. John
Tilton Donnellan Mrs. Benson, Mrs.
Fred Hale, Miss Preston, Misses Ryan,
Miss Ross, Miss Sinclair, Miss Ander-
son, Miss Olive Donnellan
Mrs. S. T. Pearson purposes making
a trip 30 California soon TO spend the
winter season.
Mr.. George Y. Wallace has gone on
brief visit to Boston
Miss Jean Groo entertained Miss
Miner. of the Park. during the week.
A delightful dinner party was given
on Wednesday by Judge Hardness and
Miss Hardness to a. few friends The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs George F.
Downey. Miss Ora Hardness, Mr.
Wicks, Mr.. Sharp, Mr.. Pavey, Mr.. Hol-
den.
Carts are out for the marriage of
Miss Miranda Cunningham and Mr.
Frank 3. Cook, which will occur on
"Wednesday, the 25th, at the home of
the bri6e-elect. Mr.. Cook is a well
known young insurance man and Miss
Cunningham is a young Salt Lake
They viii be at home after January TO-
at 4l2 Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. f NJ Quinn enter.
tained the Neighborhood club on Tues
day evening and an informal and pleas
amt time was enjoyed.
Mrs J. T Hamilton returned from
her visit to California
Mrs Judge is the purchaser of some
of the best pictures at the art ex.
hsbit.
Mrs. S. V. Shelp entertained a few
friends during the week at her home.
122 n street.
Mrs. w w Ritter had pleasant
luncheon on Thursday
Mrs. Judge is receiving the congratu-
lations of her friends on the completion
Of her beautiful new home on East
Brigham. Several of the finest produce
tions at the art exhibit will adorn the
new dwelling and the parlors and
music room will be decorated by Mr..
Will Clawsol.
Mrs j. c. Hooper left on Thursday
evening for a visit in Iowa and
Kansas.
& new card club held its first meet
ing on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. w.
S. Willis.
4 curio Of peculiar interest was re-
ceiVed by Mrs Roberts a short time