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

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Ewing Mrs. Kenyon's high five, Miss
Cloves violet party the small be-
ziQue parties by Mrs. Hardness and !
Mrs. George NJ. Downey, Mrs. Arthur
Browns Kensington tea, and Mrs. Ar
thur B. Witchers informal high five.
There We're also numerous small
theatre parties
rms week, Mrs. Kraft entertains theI
Aiem Temporis Flores. Mrs. Arthur
Brown gives high five, the W-ednes-
day Night club will give It's fornightIy
mop, Mrs: Kenyon gives valentine
party and Mrs. ]. Z. and Mrs. f
Dewey Richards have issued more
than a hundred invitations for the
same day.
What are the 'AIieni Temporis
Flores?' is a question that has been
on the lips of good many society
people since invitations were received
TO the ball which took place at Chris
tensen's hall Friday evening, and the
living answers to those questions were
eminently satisfactory except that no
one agreed that the flowers" belong
to, past days" 1t would be hard to
md more charming group of ma
irons than those who, with their hus-
bands constituted the committee on
invitations.
About seventy-ffve couples were in
attendance and all went merry as a
marriage bell" The floor and music
were all that could be desired there
was nothing to mar the pleasure of
the evening, which was devoted en-
urely TO dancing. The card tables
were conspicuous by the absence, eY-|
eryone preferring to practice the terp-
sichorean art.
Among the handsome costumes seen.
were the following:
Mrs. Chas. H. Kraft, heliotrepe silk.
with trimmings of white silk.
Mrs. j. A. Groesbeck, jr., lavender
silk with irridescent trimming.
Mrs. Selden L Clawson, pink and
white silk.
Mrs. S. H. Lynch, white silk
Mrs. J. Wash Young. blue and white
striped silk.
Mrs. w. G. Hampton, ecru silk with
pink sleeves and ribbons.
Mrs, I. A. Clayton, white swiss with
blue ribbons.
Mrs. Will Clawson, black silk and
lace.
Mrs. Geo. D. LOOMS, black silk with
overdress of black lace.
Mrs. Frank Knox, skirt of gray bro
cade, bodice of Nile green accordion.
plated crepe.
Mrs. John Anderson, white silk, red
Mrs, o. B. Green, pink silk with sill
yer stripe, trimmed with pink en-
broidered chiffon.
Mrs. T. 3. Beatty, black silk ground
with pink and green figure, black lace.
Mrs Margaret CIawson, black silk
with jet trimming.
Mrs. Brown, black silk and lace.
Mrs. George Ellerbeck, wine colored
silk skirt, pink silk bodice.
Mrs. Edith Clawson Knowlton, pearl
in
Mrs. Allen, black silk combined with
black and old rose satin.
Mrs. James Foote, red cashmere
trimmed with black braid.
Mrs. Florence Clawson, black silk
skirt, bodice Of gray and pink crepe.
Mrs. May Clawson, cream colored
and pink brocaded silk.
Mrs. John Spencer, black silk re-
1ieYed by red chiffon.
Mrs Frank Beattie, black silk and
lace.
Mrs. Ernest Brockbank. black silk.
Mrs. Mandell, black silk.
Mrs. Spencer, black silk and jet.
Mrs. Willard Young, black silk.
Mrs. ~ W. Clayton. black and old
rose satin.
Mrs. W. j. Kelly, white silk and lace.
Mrs. Haywood, tan cloth and old
rose silk.
Miss Carrie Clayton, street costume.
Miss Ella Olson, white dotted swiss.
Miss Snow, dark silk, red chiffon.
gloves and slippers.
Mss Addie Hampton, pink silk
Miss Amy Rowe, white dotted swiss,
blue ribbons.
Miss Maud Patterson, changeable
gold and blue silk.
Miss Allie Sanders, green striped
chiffon over green silk.
Miss Calder, street costume.
Miss Van Colt, pale pink silk and
chiffon.
Miss Lou Groesbeck. street costume.
Miss Edith Dinwoodey, blue nnd
white striped organdie.
Miss Maud Russell, gray silk trim
med with passementerie and striped
silk.
Miss Allie Bishop, Nile green silk
white lace.
Miss Lena Preston, white swiss, pink
ribbons.
Miss Gertie Allen, white dotted net
over white silk.
Miss Wheeler, black silk skirt, bodice
of ecru crepe.
Miss Lunt, white silk and white
chiffon, pink ribbons.
Miss May Jennings, white null, blue
ribbons.
Miss Hettie Young. black silk skirt
bodice of light green crepe.
Miss Sears, blue and brown silk
Miss Weller, pink brocade silk.
Miss Derr, white null.
Miss Effie Gee, pink silk.
Miss Arden Cummings, pink silk, ac-
cordeon plated waist and sleeves.
Miss Florence Alder, black sill
trimmed with jetted lace and blue
chiffon.
Among the gentlemen present were
= seen Messrs. J. A. Groesbeck, jr, J
Wash Young, Charles H. Kraft, Seldom
I. Clawson, ". H. Hampton, S. H
Lynch, I. a. Clayton. o. 3. Green, j
w. Haywood, Harold Pitt, w. J. Kelly
Frank Gillespie, Frank Cope, Roy Hold
CERT, P. J. Conway, Rob Smith, Y. w
Clayton, Judge Toll Graeber. John
Anderson, Fred NIcGurrin. DR.. Beatty
McNillan, George Brastow, Frank
Knox, George Knox and G. ". Moyle.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Hark.
ness gave a small bezique party which
was an occasion of much pleasure IL
all present The prize winners were
Mrs. Wilkes and Mrs. Woodward
Those present were: Mrs. Julia Kim.
ball, Mrs. George NJ. Downey, Mrs
George t. Downey, Mrs. c. J.. Robert
son. Mrs. Richard Macintosh, Mrs. s
Woodward, Mrs William Bradley, Mrs
c. w Bennett, Mrs. w. H Bancroft
Mrs. T. j. Amy, Mrs. w. K Wright
Mrs. T. 3. Hamilton, Mrs. George Y
Wallace, Hiss Wallace, Miss NIackin
tosh, Miss o. ". Powers and Miss
Miner.
DR.. and Mrs. A. c. Ewing's high five
party on Thursday evening was one
of the most enjoyable events of the
week. Miss Maud Thorn, Miss Clara