The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-29

the torerunners Of a most lively and
successful season. Mrs. Donnellan,s
reception for the Circle of Strangers
tie parties given by Mrs William
Reid, Mrs Newman and Mrs. kim
ban and the wedding reception of Mrs.
Miner We're the leading events at
which society gathered.
A small party of friends gathered
at tie home of Mrs Kimbmau on
south Main last Thursday and spent
me afternoon most pleasantly at high
i've. The entertainment was inform
al ana delightful and most sociable
lime was spent by the guests Mrs
Wallace won first honors and Mrs.
Twist was consoled with the BOBBY.
The hostess entertained on the occa-
sion: Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs.
Mackintosh, Mrs c. C. Goodwin. Mrs.
Dagg ett, Mrs. Woodward, Mrs. Twist,
Mrs. George Downey, Mrs. Faber, Mrs.
Richards, Mrs. Penrose, Mrs. George A.
Lowe, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Wilkes, Mrs
Lyon, Airs. George Y. Wallace. Mrs
Lawrence, Mrs. Bancroft, Mrs. Lind
say, Mrs. Bennett, Miss Hardness,
Mss Wallace, Miss Crawford, Miss
Lawrence, Miss Shearman, Miss Mack
intosh.
Mrs. William Reid entertained in her
delightful manner last Thursday, at
her pretty home in the suburbs. 1t was
q kensington tea and every feature Of
the event was most artistic and in
harmony.
Two more of her charming teas
were given during the week by Mrs.
Newman, at her residence on Fifth
West street. Each of the events was
complimentary to Miss Whitley and
was thoroughly enjoyable. The guests
hidden TO the Inequalities were: Mrs.
q. i. Downwey, Mrs. Fifield, Mrs.
Herricl1 Mrs. Powers Mrs. Henderson,
Mrs CoIborn, Mrs. Downey, Mrs. Ba-
con. Mrs Brinker, Mrs. Kenyon, Mrs.
Holman, Mrs. Royle, Mrs. Lyons, Mrs.
Read MRS. Wallace, Mrs. Woodward,
Mrs. Min or, Mrs. Trumbo, Mrs. Ross,
Mrs Silvia. Miss Kerr, Miss Shear
man. Miss Rocklidge.
Cards are out for an entertainment
at the home of Mrs. Knox on Monday
night
The Misses Judge had as their guest
during the week Miss Ivers, of the
Park.
That most unique social company,
the Circle OF Strangers. were enter
tanned in most elaborate fashion at
the Grand on Tuesday afternoon by
i Mrs. John I. DOnnellan. This was the
initial gathering of the society for the
4 season. but the affair of Tuesday is a
.prophesy of still more brilliant func-
tions in the future The name is now
Y rather mythical. as the cOterie has in
Ii some of Salt Lakes most prominent
social lights. The entertainment was a
novel one. A list of queries was
n brought out and each of the answers
was in the name of a, flower. Mrs. De
,Ioyler proved herself most learned in
7oral lore and was awarded the first
9rize. No more pleasing source Of So
,ial amusement can be imagined, and
a he afternoon was thoroughly enjoyed
n DIV all. Below are the questions and
n answers in the Floral Love Tale"
The maiden's name and color of her
iair. Marigold.
An adjective that suited her and
H her brothers name. Sweet William.
His favorite sport in winter. Snow
ball
& His favorite musical instrument.
& trumpet.
q The hour ne awakened his father
Il playing upon it. F.: o'clock.
What his father gave him in pun
shment for it. Golden Rod.
What this made the 10y do. Hops.
The name of MS sisters young man,
n nd what ne wrote it with. Jonquil.
Y What he, being single, often lost.
n BACHELORS Button.
What candies did he bring to Mary?
andy Tuft.
What did he do when he popped the
uestiOn one fall day? ASter
What CHASTITY trophy did he offer
Nj er? Bleeding Heart.
What did she say to him as he knelt
VI afore her? Johnny JumpUp.
VA What flower did she give him?
eartsease.
Y To whom did she refer him? Poppy.
III What minister married them? Jack
81 -the-Pulpit.
What did John say when leaving her
he day? Forget-Me-Not
What was she during his absence?
Iourning Bride.
q What fragrant letter did he send
ar2 Sweet Pea.
What shall we say of them in con-
usion? Live Forever.
The guests were Mrs. S. B. Miner.
rs. s. J. Kenyon. Mrs. Pettengil, Mrs.
VI 6oyler. Mrs. Browning. Mrs. S.
s owning, Mrs. Mcmahon, Mrs.
owning. Mrs L. L. Archer, Mrs.
,tter, Mrs. l. H. Farnsworth, Mrs
- ank Knox Mrs S T Pierson, Mrs
eip, Mrs. c. F. Adams, Mrs S. T.
ers0n.
a Mrs. S. 3. NIner enter tanned at a
ge reception on Thursday at her
sidence, corner af Second and 1
Gets, in celebration OF the twentieth
niversary of her marriage. The
stume was the same one she had
81 IN when a blus:l.ng bride twenty
* lrs before. The apartments were
st effectively decorated for the oc-
5iOn and the guests were most
asantly entertained by the hostess.
gh five was among the attractions
elaborate refreshments were
we'd. First prizes at cards We're
al n by Mr.. S. T. Pierson and Mrs. L.
81: Archer, and Mr.. John Miner and
;. /. II. Farnsworth succeeded in
ming the BOBBY prizes. Among the
q ny guests were: Mr.. and Mrs S. T.
rson, Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Kenyon,
and MRS J.. L. Archer, Mr. and
IN :. Adams, Mrs. and Mrs J. H. Ba-
&N Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Pettingill, Mr.
Mrs DeGoyler, Mr.. and Mrs. W. j.
'wning, Mrs. ]. T. Donnellan, Mr.
ia fde, Mr.. ard Mrs John Miner, Mrs
L, Mrs. Potter, Miss Ruut.
{ 1e Cleofar viii hold its initial meet
in the ladies literary room of the
Istrial Horne building on Tuesday.
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