The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-12

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Mesdames F. j. Kiesel, Albert Kie-
sell Matson. Williams, Mills, Kimball,
Conlisk, Lathrop, Corlew, Mcguire,
Swan, Gill, Bickford, Armstrong, En-
sign. O'Haver, Reynolds, Bannister,
Cambridge, Patton, Pratt, Bigelow A.
P. Bigelow Fitzgerald Perkins, era
ham, Allison, Andrews, Stewart Briggs.
Maison, Elliott, Hume, Tyler, Berry
and Andrews were among the guests in
attendance at Mrs w. F. Adams de-
! lightful Easter party Wednesday even
ing. The spacious parlors were ar
tisticaIly draped and decorated, the
color scheme being a blending of green
and white. The windows were screen
ed and on the inside were draped with
Nile green held in place by punches
of smilax and Easter lilies. White
waxen candles partly concealed by
green shades illuminated the drawing
room and in every conceivable way
these colors were brought into prom
inence. The place cards for the high
five contest were in the shape of bro
ken egg and were hand painted, each
lady finding her partner by matching
the uneven shells. The tally sheets
were pamphlets in the form of eggs
beautifully decorated with Easter lilies
and tied with ribbons white and green.
Mrs Adams was attired in a green cos
tune and was cbarmingly assisted by
Miss Kimball and Miss Spaulding, who
were attired likewise. Mrs J. c. Arm
strong was the fortunate winner of the
first prize, it being six hand painted
egg cups. Mrs. F. M. Allison received
for the consolation beautiful hand
painted vase, while Mrs. Ensign was
the recipient of the BOBBY a painted
egg cup. In the serving of refresh
ments, too, the dominating idea and
color scheme was kept up, being served
in unique candy birds nest. All in
all it is hard. to remember or imagine
any entertainment more artistic
pleasing and unique than this one.
Thursday afternoon the Misses Steler
entertained a few friends, including
Misses Marks. Kiesel, Eva Kuhn,
Leda Kuhn, Schansenbach, Bigelow,
Hannah Dee, Sylvia Dee and F'itzger-
aid. Miss Fitzgerald received a pretty
bound book as the first prize.
Friday afternoon Miss Dee, at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Ensign, enter
tanned the S. o. o B. club. High five
was the order until 4 o'clock, and then
drawing and guessing contest af-
foroed much amusement. The guests
seated themselves before blackboard,
on which, each one answering to her
number was required to sketch a quad
ruped, leaving the others to guess
what animal it represented. Some of
the ladies showed great talent, while
others were unable to make a correct
stroke, thus adding greatly to the mer-
riment of the game. Miss Josie Kim
ball carried off the laurels, having
guessed fourteen correctly out of
seventeen numbers. For displaying
such keen penetration she was
awarded a beautiful plate, while Miss
Conroy was the recipient of a cup and
saucer, given as a prize for the card
game. The guests of the afternoon
were: Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Cam
bridge, Mrs. Swan, Mrs. Maison, Miss
Moffatt and Miss Park of Salt Lake.
1t was a unanimous opinion that the
afternoon was one of the pleasanteSt
ever spent by the club.
The ever popular Bohemian club
gave its last party for the season
Thursday night The affair was very
pleasant indeed. The most pleasant
memories linger about the entertain
ments of the club during the past sea-
son while future events of next sea-
son are looked forward to with keen
anticipation.
To get a complete list of those in at
tendance would be next to impossi-