The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-03

me iast week has furnished a med
1eS Oh social attractions, and of tbAsa
several Halloween entertainments
We're among the most, conspicuous. The
reading feature was the Penrose re-
ception at the Post, Mrs o w. Powers
reception Mrs. Kings Kensington tea.
the card party given by Mrs. Bailey,
the Ensign Wheel club ball AND the
entertainments at Roland Hail.
Society at the Post was out in gala
attire on Tuesday evening, when Cen
eral and Mrs. Penrose entertained a
large party of guests at an elaborate
reception. The affair was given in
honor of Miss Hughart. of Grand
Rapids, and was in every way de-
hghtful entertainment.
Autumn leaves of multi-colors We're
used in the decoration OF the chief Of
ficiaPs residence and an effective dis
play was gained. The Sixteenth band
which was ensconsed at the head of
the stairway, supplied the musical fea-
ture of the entertainment. In the
dining-room tempting refreshments
were served, and here Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Palmer presided. Among the
many guests hidden to the event from
the city were: Mr. and Mrs George
+. Downey. Mr.: and Mrs. 7. G. Web
Der, Mr. and Mrs. Casper l.. Robert
son, DR.. and Mrs. Hough, DR.. and Mrs.
Hughes, NIr- I'd Mrs. o. w. Powers,
Mr.. and Mrs. =. T. Donnellan, Mrs.
Woodward, Miss Wallace, Miss Wood
ward, Miss Rooklidge, Miss Mackin-
tosh. Mr.. Babcock, NJ. Wallace, Mr..
Brown, Mr. Norris, Mr. Wadleigh.
While Judge Powers has been busy
with matters political, Mrs. Powers,
who is. of course, deeply interested in
the great contest in which her hus-
band is engaged, has not neglected her
social duties in the least, and during
the hurry and excitement of the great
political campaign she has arranged
and carried through to a successful ter
mination one Of the most delightful
and at the same time elegant recep-
tons Of the season, which is proof pos
tive that she is possessed of marked
executive ability. The reception re-
ferred to was given at her beautiful
home on Thursday afternoon of last
week. The decorations, which are an
aI-important factor at any reception,
and experts say that to decorate for
an afternoon entertainment is much
more difficult than to decorate for one
in the evening, because it is harder to
please the eye by daylight-if that is
true, and it certainly is-then the
charming hostess deserves special
praise for the manner in which she
arranged her home on this occasion.
Palms and ivy with feathery white
chrysanthemums were so arranged as
to produce the most pleasing effect inn
aginable In the library the prevail
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light of the beautiful autumn AFTER
noon it was especially appropriate. In
the dining room smilaX and pink chry-
santhemurns. with here and there a
dainty pink candle, were especially APP
propriate in conjunction with the de-
licious refreshments served to the
guests The hostess was assisted by
her mother, Mrs. George Whlpple OF
Burlington. Iowa. The guests were re-
ceived in the drawing room.
In the library Miss Macintosh, as
sisted by Miss Jessie kanard, presided
over the punch bowl in q most pleas
ing manner. while strains OF sweetest
music added enchantment to the scene
The hostess is noted for her charming
hospitality. and on this occasion she
made her guests enjoy most pleas.
ant afternoon, because OF the corolaI
manner of her welcome. The following
is list of the guests present:
Mrs. c, E. Allen, Mrs. 7. j. Amy
Mrs. James Anderson, Mrs. j. T
Pache. Mrs. James Bacon, Mrs. L. NJ
Railev. Mrs. Mary Bailey, Mrs. t. G
Bailey Mrs. w II. Bancroft, Mrs
Bascom. Mrs. T. B. Beatty, Mrs. c. W
Bennett. Mrs Margaret Benson, Mrs. e
M. Bell, Mrs. ]. M. Bidwell. Mrs. vii
Mrs. C. II. Brink, Mrs. Thomas Car
ter, Mrs. M J. Cheesman, Mrs. H. P
G. Coates, Mrs ! c. Conklin, Miss
Conklin. Miss Aggie Conklin. Mis-
Crawford. Mrs. S. 0. B. Cummings
Mrs Ellsworth Daggett Mrs. .Thoma:
Davis, Mrs. c. Z. Davis, Mrs w. H
Dickson, Mrs. H. j. Dininny. Mrs
John Tilton Donnellan, Mrs. J. "
Donnellan. Miss Donnellan, Mrs
Downey, Mrs. Frank Drueh'. Mrs. Ell
lis. Miss Ellis, Mrs. F. J. Fabian, Mrs
DIoylan c. Fox, Miss Fox, Mrs. II. a
Fyler. Mrs Olive Gaylord, Mrs. Theron
Geddes, Mrs f c. Gentsch, Mrs.
James Glendinning, Mrs. c. c. Good.
win. Mrs A. NJ. Grant, Mrs. j. T
Grant. Mrs. NJ. J. Gray. Mrs. f. p
Hamilton. Mrs Hanauer, Miss Han
auer, Miss Ida Hanauer. Mrs. r. Hark
ness, Miss Hardness, Mrs. W. c. Hall
Mrs. Mary Hampstead. Miss Hemp
stead, Miss Lulu hampstead, Mrs. Da
vid D. Hampstead. Mrs. II. P. Hender-
son, Mrs. W. G. Herrick, Mrs. F. D
Hobbs. Mrs. Z. d. Hoge. Miss Hoge
Mrs. Z. o. Horn, Mrs. a. Bowat, the
Misses Howat Mrs. Samuel Hughes
Mrs. Frank Jennings, Mrs. James Jen
Tlings, Mrs. Priscilla Jennings, Mrs
Walter P. Jennings, Mrs. ]. W. Judd
Mrs s. ]. Kenyon. Miss Keogh, Mrs
Richard Keyes. Mrs. Julia Kimball
Miss Kim ball, Mrs. Kissick, Mrs. c. s
Kinney, Mrs. Henry Lawrence. Mis-
Kite Lawrence Mrs. A. Leonard, Mrs
Ira X Lewis. IRIS. Joseph Lippman
Slrs. George A. Lowe, Miss Katharine