The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-31

MRS. Augusta Scott gave a delightful
high five party to about thirty guests
last Tuesday evening az the home of
her uncle. Mr.. George Cullins. The
prizes were appropriate and worthy Of
the spirited contest, Mrs. Sherman
and Mr.. Pittingill CARRYING off the
nonor5, and Mrs. Davis and Mr. Nc
Conaughy the boobies.
Dainty refreshments were served,
after which Misses Edna Egan and
Edna Scott, aged 10 and 70 years. rem
dered some charming piano music
giving Charles Brennir's Bohemian
Girl'' as duet.
The invited guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Rea, Mr.. and Mrs. Pettingill
Captain and Mrs. Egan, Mr. and Mrs
Milton, Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman, Mr.
and Mrs. McConaughy. Mr.. and Mrs
G. Driscon, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
DANES Riley, LoWellen Davis, Clara
Egan, George Voulk, Misses Pettin-
gill and Lizzie Davis, Rev. S. NJ. Hun
Ter, Messrs. Wood, Harry Woodman
and julius Gauer.
Mrs. Monheim is entertaining Mrs
Podlech, of Los Angeles, who is
relative of Miss Jennie Winston, for
:nefly of this city, and on Friday
evening she gave a card party in
nonor Of her guest. Partners were
found by means of flowers.
Among the invited guests were Mrs
Podlech, Mrs. Rancke, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Paul, Mr.. and Mrs Jerold Letcher,
Mrs. James Lowe, Mrs. Isabel Pitts
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Human, Mr.. A. c.
Smith, Judge Norrell and Mr.. c. r.
Barratt.
On Thursday evening Mr.. Leslie
Ame5 gave musicale to a number Of
young friends in celebration of his
birthday anniversary. Miss Ida Pratt,
Miss Ruth Eldredge. Miss Harley, Miss
Marion Tit. Miss Jorgenson. Mr.. c.
F. Stayner. and the host contributed
to fine programme.
Eldredge. Miss Harley, Miss Lewis,
Miss Gwen Lewis. Miss Gertrude
Pratt, Miss Ida Pratt. Miss Rose Lar
son. Miss Martin, Miss Marion Tit,
Miss Jorgensen, Mr.. Stanley Hunter,
Mr.: Fred Lyon. Mr.. c. F. Stayner. Mr..
Mcdonald, Mr.. Ernest Fowler, Mr..
Smith, Mr.. Willis Ames. Mr.. Chester
Ames.
Delta Phi society ball was the
largest affair of the week The adorn-
ment of the hall in the University
colors was a work of art planned by
the clever brains of some of the young
ladies and executed by the nimble
fingers of the young men. The depart
ing guests all expressed regret that
this was the last of this seasons series
OF balls by the Delta Phi. who have
won unfading laurels as the managers
of successful dancing paroles.
Among those present were Mrs. Il.
S. Ensign. Mrs. Effie Green, Misses
Eloise Sherman. Edith Weller, Edith
Graves. Geneve Ellerbeck, Louie Felt,
Emma Young. Blanch Woodruff, Lib
bic Cutler. Florence Crismon, Neva
Pratt, Edith Ellerbeck. Ida Savage,
Lennfe Savage. Lillian Hamiin, Win
ME COnrad-Culmer. Kate Nc
Kellar, Carol Crismon. Sprague.
Winnie Sprague. Mae Taylor. Fannie
Bird, Maggie Smell. Minnie Folsom.
Lille Bitner. Eva Muser. Nellie Pen
rose. Lucy Whitney, Agnes Smith,
Kate McAllister. Laura Hyde, Edna
Hyde. Ruby Clawson. Edna Lambert.
Della Daynes. Kate Thomas. Birdie
Snow. Kate Romney. Ella Clark Kate
Clawson, Bessie Clawson Nora Cannon,
Mary Cannon. Susie Ritter. Louie Groes-
beck, Cumorah Smith. Lulu Short, Net
tie Raleigh, Belle Weller. Der
rick. Fannie Darlington. Burns,
Louise Odell. Jean Groo. Leah Dunford,
Carrie Smi n. Hattie Smith. of Logan;
Julia Farnsworth. Claire Clinton, Ray
Riggs, Parsons, Bertha Parsons. Alice
CIawson, May Vincent, Irene Merrill,
Elsie Barrows. Lambourre. Kate
Haklin; Messrs, J. D. Owen, James,
- in Whitney, II. S. Ensign, jr., Fred
Luff, Earl Cummings, Elliott Kimball,
George Lambert, Joe Taylor, John
Nicholson. Eph Keyser. Weggland,
Paul Kimball. Scott Wells, Charlie
Wells, Fred Daynes, Will Clark, II. G.
Nelson, W. B. Dougal, Andy Trum-
DO, DR.. Keysor, Chauncey Bene-
dict, Will Mcmillan. S. " Bar
raft, Thad Naylor, W. S. Romney,
z. S. Derrick, Frank Derrick, Walt
Conrad. J. Sherwood. Joe Daynes,
Theodore Nystrum. James Woodruff,
Charles Wells, e. P. Midgley, Boman
Eugene Hills, George McAllister Will
by Dougal. Odell. Rich, Folsom.
George Burns, Bailey, Len Hayman.
D. Brown, Cannon, Alonzo Hyde,
Hudson, c. E. Johnson, Chester Ames,
Frances Cotton, Stewart, Hyde Young,
Burton. Ridges. George Crout. Solo
mon, Ed Scrace, Hagman, Fred But
Ter, ALT Derrick, Hampstead.
Mrs. John Mcdonald. assisted by her
daughter, Miss Eleanor Mcdonald,
gave an afternoon party to twenty
ladies on Tuesday last. Conversation
and music made the afternoon pass
pleasantly, and at o'clock elaborate
refreshments were served. 1t was the
second Of a series Of parties TO be
given by the ladies.
Those present were: Mrs. MILFORD
woodruff, Mrs. William Jennings, Mrs.
Amelia Young, Mrs. A. H. Cannon,
Mrs. II. p Richards. Mrs. Alonzo
Hyde, Mrs. w. H. Rowe. Mrs. a. Miner,
Mrs. Joseph F. Smith, Mrs George B.
Margetts, Mrs. Ahasel Woodruff, Mrs.
49, Margetts. Mrs. James G. McDon-
al Mrs. John r. Winder, Mrs. Will
T, Cannon, Mrs. W. c. Mcdonald, Miss
Blanche Woodruff, Mss Hyde. Miss
Lou Rowe and Miss Laura Hyde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spottswood Kinkead
very pleasantly entertained small
party of friends on Thursday evening
at cards, among the number being Mr..
and Mrs. H. ]. Dininny, DR.. and Mrs.
Jeremiah Beattie, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.
Daniel, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Nelden and
Kiss Nellie Beattie.
The B. F. Peixotto lodge. 421 I. O.
BIB, gave a hop at the Odd Fellows
daEcing hall on Friday evening, when
the following were seen either among
the 'gookers-on" or the dancers: Mrs.
Henry Cohn, Mrs. II. Harris, Mrs. S.
Kohn. Mrs. Waters, Mrs. Hadra, Mrs.
Joseph. Mrs. Samuel Auerbach, Mrs.
Herr, Miss Rosalie Morris, Miss Mey-
ers. AIiss I1ollander, Miss Waters,
Miss Sachs, Miss Rae Sachs, Miss
Marks, Miss Lille Leavitt, Miss Sara
Cclan. Miss Leon, Miss Saunders, Miss