The herald., 1895-02-15
SOCIETY

very delightful and beautiful recep-
ton was given by Mrs. ]. H. Utley in
her home on South Hope street, yester-
day afternoon. Daylight was excluded,
the gas brilliantly lighted and the house
charmingly decorated. Large branches of
feathery bamboo we're placed in the cor
ners OF all the rooms, acacia blossoms and
| yellow marguerites frightened the hall (;
IN the drawing rooms were profusion of
pink carnations mtistically arranged in
cut glass bowls and Indian baskets and in
the large folding doors was half drawn
portlere composed of strands of smilax
The dining room was most attractive
with its decoration of pink and white
carnations and pink roses on mantel,
buffet, and on the tables, with graceful
hnlsh OF smilax and maiden hair fern the
whole being frightened by softly shaded
nights from candelabra; especially notica-
bic IN this room was an immense bowl on
a pedestal filled with beautiful pink roses.
A string orchestra rendered delightful
music during the afternoon. Mrs. Utley
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. F. X.
Ainsworth, Mrs. Friedrich 7. Griffith,
Mrs. E. P. Johnson, jr., Mrs. J. S. Slau-
son, Mrs. Wesley Clark, Mrs. Hugh Mac
neil, Mrs W. Stewart, Mrs. John Vosberg,
the Misses Susie Patton, Mary Bell Elliott,
Dolly Shilling. The invited guests were
Mesdames Ozro W. Childs, 0. H. Church
hill, CLARK, Walter B. Cline, W; c.. Coch-
ran, DR.. Cole, Chichester, Cole of Cole
grove, j. F. Conroy, ]. E. Cook, T.
Creighton, Cowles, Dennen, Ducommun,
W. A. Elderkin. E. T. Earl. Charles Ellis,
G. W. r. Ford, F. X. Ainsworth, Judge
anderson, Banning, F. 7. Bicknell, w.
7; Bishop, Blaisdell, Margaret Hobbs,
Hughes Burke, Greenfield, T. L. Bur
nett, c. c. Carpenter, Casey, X. Casey,
W.. Caswell Chandler. Emeline Childs.
John e. Platter, Polk Charles Prayer, W.
Pridham, E. H. Anderson, c. W. Saund-
ers, Bushnell, Coleman, Carrie Schu-
macher, A. E. Pruesss, Scott, Mcconnell,
F. Spence, DR.. Maynard, Granville Nc
Gowan M; A. Briggs, Hugh Macneil, d.
Judge Mckinley, Juliet Mcclellan, Z. B.
IHlillar, G.: Montgomery, Mossin, W
Wes, O'Melveny, Parsons, B rown,
WW:,H. Perry, Hubbell, West Hughes,
r 7, UP Hotchkiss, Henig, E. P. Johnson,
Klott Johnson, jr., jerks, E.. F. c.
R Rroddne, William Lacy, Richard Lacy,
A Tew;se,. Lindley, John Haynes, 4.
obar LewIs John Mansfield, Flemming,
ner FnlIer IN, Dr.. Follansbee, Fries
Grant era McPheEf. Gibbon,, L. e. Goodwin,
Holiday, Felix ,uo sah God IfroKs' vi
hofff, Howard, He ahton' Judge stevens
D. stimson, Willard Denis, sghallert, T.
son, B. W. R. Taytai,insITna, d E~ra sum
Thomas, Towel, Tayld lH Incl W rS Vail
l. N. Van Nuys, Lankerss4, siI ", az
burg, Charles Walton, ]. ;, yoi.i w sus-
| Shirley G. Ward, Widemyel iGey W. W.,
| Wells, Wicks, Stowell; WidneysSSii,s We" Wy
SAINT, Clark, Barlow Stoddart, sI ins VA aii
McGraff, Smith, Russell, Elliottsnse'1Pptaat
ton, Wilson, Stearns, Capen, NJ az
Bailey, R. Widney, Kerckhoff, WortSy,a,aa,
ton, Victoria Harrell, A. C. Jones, ~
relson, Swannick, Hubbard, WirshaF
Chapman, Blaisdell, r. f. Johnson
Giteau, W. L. Graves, Solano Brooks
Newhall, Hastings, Chandler.
The Misses Chapman, Patterson, Carrie
Waddilove, May McLellna, Lowell, Adele
Wedemyer, Fannie Wills, the Misses Stod
dart, Russell, Elliott, Kerckhoff, May
Owen, Helen Klokke, Haynes, Marsh
Coleman, Mcconnell, Maud Maynard
Dangerfield, the Misses Childs, Clemons
Grace Cole, Bessie Ellis, the Misses Rob
| ison.