The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-09

Invites, an endless number of small
affairs viii be given. leaving the leap
year german to stand alone as the one
remaining large event of the season.
The Dunbar reception Friday evening
was the event of the week in social
events. Some 500 invitations were sent
out and the large residence was taxed
to the utmost il accommodating the
guests.
Mr. and Mrs D. c. Dunbar were as
sisted in receiving by Lieutenant and
Mrs. Guy Palmer.
The hallway, drawing room and par
iors were lavishly decorated with
palms and cut flowers of pink and
white.
Miss Mary Jennings presided over the
punch bowl in the library, the room
being tastifully decorated in red.
Dainty refreshments were served in
the dining room by Mrs. Willard
Young, assisted by Miss Weber and
Miss Cecilia Sharp, the color scheme
of pink and white being carried out in
detail, the center piece, candle shades
and flowers all being Of those colors.
One end of the large reception hail
was fitted up in oriental rugs, and here
Miss Kimball and Miss Lawrence serv-
ed coffee during the evening. Superb
sen orchestra
Mr.. and Mrs. David c. Dunbar are
settled in their new home, 14S North
First West street Mrs. Dunbar will
be at home to her friends the first and
third Mondays of each month.
Miss Alf, Miss Mccormick, Miss Ma
son, Miss Adelaide Mason and Miss Col
ton have invitations out for what prom
Uses to be the social event of the sea-
son, a leap year german at Unity hall
on Third South street The hall is Just
suited for an affair Of this kind, and a
delightful time is anticipated.
DR.. and Mrs. Pinkerton left for the
east Thursday morning.
The Wednesday night soirees given at
Christensen's hall each week are be
coming decidedly popular, the one
given this week proving exceptionally
so. a larger number of society people
being present than usual, and after a
half hour devoted TO the new dances a
regular programme was carried out.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. !. A.
Clayton, Colonel and Mrs. Trumbo, Mr..
and Mrs. S. II. Clawson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kraft. Mrs. Dinwoodey, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. D Spencer. Mr.. and Mrs. George
LOOMS and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Claw
son.
The Warde engagement proved to be
a great social success, a number of
theater parties being given each night
Monday evening Mrs. Emery, with a
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and Mrs. G. Y. Wallace and a party
of friends were seated in a stall Thurs
day evening, while in the body of the
house was noticed second party con-
sisting Of Major and Mrs. C. F. Dow
ney, Mrs. Landstreet, Mr.. and Mrs
Holden, Mr.. Wicks and Mr.. Pollock.
Mrs ireland gave a very pleasant
dancing and card party Friday even
ing at the 1. Q. o. F. hall in honor of
Miss Ireland and Miss Helen ireland.
The evening proved a most pleasant
one. and dancing was kept up until
near midnight, when refreshments were
served and the company took the last
car home. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Malone and the Misses,
Maud Hardy, Francis Howat, Florence
HoWat, Margaret Howat, Ida Chandler,
Jennie Howac. Minnie Hardy, Maggie
DAILY, Agnes Judge, Kate Judge, Mary
Mcbride, Louise Putnam, Ella Putnam,
Stella Glanf1eld. Agnes Evans, Florence
Dye, Colburn, Humphrey, Howe, Bur-
rows, Dukes. Chapman. Qualtrough,
Shelley, Grace Stanchfield, Fannie Bird,
Addie Zane, Mary Kimball, Bertha
Carter, Anna Mcmillan, Ruth Kirt-
patrick. May Noble, Edith Noble, June
Eloise Sherman, Laura Sher-
man, Ethel Froiseth, Edith Keate. Ida
Elyggre, Sallie Sholes Lottie Golding,
Maud Parker. Lucinda Evans. Stella
Watson. Lucille RanCke, June Saddler,
Irma Alff, Kitten Anderson, Madge
WesterfieId. Ella Atkinson, Flora
Griffin, Edith Sears, Allie Miller, 1nez
Trent, Carrie Bolbath, Mamie Eldredge,
Helen Kenyon. Elsie Dickart, Irene
Irene Schettler Nay Tiff,
Florence Dow, May Roberts, Sadie Nc
Crystal, Florence ireland, Carrie
Young, Helen Gillespie, Nell Griffith,
Messrs- j Sawyer. c. E. Traver. W.
Clark. T. May. A z. Hyde, S. H. Bah
cock. +. Chandler. Z. 'KimbaH. D. Kim
ball, 3. Hampton, B. Lawrence. G.
Lawrence. c Lawrence, W. Baldwin,
=. Schettler, 3. F. Bauer, A. c. Smith,
R. Kenyon, Arthur Kenyon. B. Varian,
Miles Narian, Charles Varian, Harold
Lawrence Hammond. Harry
Atkinson. Quinn officer, Hugh Kimball,
Wayne Eemphill. Charles Beshtol. z.
NJ. Allen, Guy Eldredge, VIII |
lam McCrea. Herman Schettler. Fred
NTcFa dden, Bert Walker, Max Brown, /
Th&d Ireland. John Tarpey, George /
Luft. c. Lollin, James Franken, Wal |
ter Durehl, Fred Davidson, c. Evans, !
Z. Groo, George Dow, T. Thatcher. R.
r. Neslen. A Mchimmins. F. Egan, r. /
Fowler. Scott, Harry Roberts, Frank |
Rob Young, Alex McCrystal. |
Alex Goliath, Clarence McFadden, Roy |
Savage. Hugo Wells, A w. Smith, /
Jerome Ireland, Percy Saddler.
Mr.. Frank Avery, Of Chicago. is
spending a few Gays in the city.
Mrs. Richards, of Fort Douglas, was |
the hostess at a pleasant afternoon /
lard party Thursday The guests were
given a very odd tally-a scent bag,
With q Chinese head, white-headed |
pins being placed TO designate the
games won. A dainty menu was /
the afternoon proving a most I
pleasant one.
The Misses Clawson have invitations |
lut for a large masquerade party, /
Thursday evening of this week, to be |
yiven at their home on Fifth East |
street.
Mrs. ]. T. Donnellan and daughter
viii return from Denver during the
weak and will be at home to friends
At the Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearsall are at home to
heir friends at Ford's, on State street,
MT. and Mrs. E. E. Sheppard in
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