The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-07

Mrs. Allen, Captain and Mrs. Richards,
Major and Mrs. Mclaughlin, Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. Wright
A steady stream of guests shook
! hands with the new colonel and his
wife until nearly IL o'clock During
the evening dancing was INDUCED in
by the younger people to the delightful
music eli the Fort orchestra and punch
was served between the dances. At
II delicious refreshments were served
in the officers club rooms. red, white
and blue being tie pervading colors in
the comfortable quarters.
After refreshments dancing followed
and continued until after midnight.
Besides the Fort people present the
following were among those from the
city:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Varian, Mr.. and
Mrs. Newman, Colonel and Mrs.
Shaughnessy. Governor and Mrs.
Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Burton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace, DR.. and Mrs. Whitney,
Mr.. and Mrs. LeGrande Young, Miss
Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Weber, the
Misses Weber. Mr. and Mrs William
Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Daveler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Caine, Mrs. Rookledge, Miss
Clark, Miss Anderson, Miss Hoge,
Daisy Cotton, Miss Harden. Miss Dean,
Miss Richards. Miss Graham. Mrs.
Turner. Miss Murray, Mrs. Moreton.
Governor Thomas, Mr.. Scott. Mr..
irvine, Ben, Smith. Mat Smith. Wayne
Smith, j. T. Goodwin. Mr.. Mckay. Mr..
Rookledge, Mr.. Murray, Mr. Young and
Mr. Nye.
Mrs. ]. P. McGrath and Miss Lane
were the hostesses at a most charming
party on Thursday afternoon at the
nome OF Mrs. McGrath on Fifth East
slreet. cards were the feature of the
aIeernoon; the prizes being EXTREMITY
DAINTY pieces of needlework. The
fortunate winners were Miss SAWYER.
Miss Whitney and Miss Lillian sinclair
Much regret is expressed by those
Whom Friday evenings storm and re-
ceptlon at the post prevented from at
Lending "Ye Old Folks Concert at
unity nall. The quaint old-fashioned
cost mes OF we women singers" the
Ia.iilnar OLD tunes, and the artistic
rendering OF the we'll planned pro-
sIalDtne nave been the theme of such
widespread favorable comment that
a general request has been made for
us repetition, and it is probable that
evening. N''1ii'eS
Mrs. Eugene Lewis entertained at
luncheon Monday afternoon. Pansies
were the table decorations and the
afternoon was pleasantly PASSED NV
Mrs. Lee, Mrs. W. A Neldon. Mrs r
A. Vincent, Mrs Iglegart, Mrs. Mathis
MRS. Dart, Mrs. Hahn. Mrs. Brown
Mrs: Henderson, Mrs. Cazen Mrs r
A. Keyes. L.
Mrs. W. L. Green and Mrs. svms
were the hostesses at a large card
party given at the Manitou "Wednesday
AFTERNOON. The parlors were artistic
with their decorations of potted plants
ana trailing vines. After the refresh
ments were served the prizes were
aWaroed TO Mrs. c. Ira futile. Miss
/ Sinclair and Mrs H. P. C. Coates
Among those present were: Mrs car.
penter, Mrs. A. S. Zimmerman. Mrs
Wliilamson, Mrs. De Lano Mrs. Both
well, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Megeath.
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. La
Forge. Mrs. Farnsworth. Mrs. Archer.
MRS Ford. Mrs. Moore Mrs. Weigle,
Mrs. Langley, Mrs. Coates. Mrs. Hev-
ward, Mrs. Dickinson. Mrs. Benedict.
MIS- Center, Mrs. GilGs. Mrs Allen.
Mrs Boxrud. Mrs. Holiday, Mrs. Me
Nally. Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. Evans. Mrs.
Meyers. Mrs. Willis, Mrs Dale, Mrs.
Hammer, Mrs. Legg. Mrs Hartley.
!! Mrs Tuttle, Mrs. Hooper, Mrs. Rein
simar, Mrs. Henderson. Mrs Darling
Mrs. Barker Mrs. Brubacker, Mrs
Marioneaux, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Dick
lnson. Mrs. Judson, Mrs. De Graw.
Miss TruaX. Miss Woolf, Miss O'Bren,
Miss Sinclair, Miss Lane, Miss RYAN
! Miss Mamie Ryan, Miss Hartley and
Miss Boutwell,
Owing to the inclement weather of
Friday evening the dancing party of