The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-04
ociety X

The cotillion last night for Major
and Mrs. Downey was one of the most
elaborate and enjoyable affairs the
season has seen. The club house
where the party was given was beau
tifully decorated in the military colors,
intermingled with the green Of palms
and smiiaX. In one corner behind q
screen of palms and ferns the orehes-
ira was stationed. While in the oppo~
site corner were placed the table and
stands holding the faYOrs for the va
rious figures. The two rooms on the
lower floor. which were used for the
refreshments. were fitted with every
comfort and exquisitely decorated for
the occasion.
Eight sets of favors were used, three
of which were contributed by ladies';
q flower favor by Mrs. Downey,
rosettes and aprons in the national
colOrs by Mrs. Wallace. and pinwheels
in the same colors by Mrs Bidwell.
The other faVOrs were beautiful nat
pins for the ladies Of the army. pay
master buttons for the gentlemen,
buttons OF enamel with the insignia Of
( the rank; silver charms for the ladies
and silk flags Of all nations for the
men; Oriental caps for the men and
kinomas for the ladies': lanterns for the
men and fans for the ladies'; and
| flower figure in which the whole num-
/ Der of dancers favored Mrs. Downey
with red and white carnations.
/ The floral decorations were in charge
/ of Huddart and the delicious supper
was served BY Mrs. Walden. The Ia
/ dies who presided at the favor table
were Mrs. r. c. Woodruff, Miss kim
| ball. Miss Sprague and Miss Hanauer.
! The figures were intricate and beauti-
/ full and were carried out perfectly
with Mr. Harry Sherman and Miss
I Maud Thorne leading.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs j.
! NJ. Bidwell. Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Caine,
Mr. and Mrs. George X. Fischer Mr..
and Mrs +. 5. Ferry. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
1 ]. Glendinning, Mr. and Mrs. E. o.
/ Howard. Mr. and Mrs. X. c. Kerr. DR..
and Mrs. Lindsay. Mr.. and Mrs. D ;.
/ Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Mac
Donald, Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Park,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Post, DR..
and Mrs. Pfouts. Mr.. and Mrs.
! V Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. J. Sal
! isbury. Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. Sharp,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Y Wallace, Mr. and
! Mrs. George Westervelt. Mr.. and Mrs.
~. r. Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H
! Young; Mesdames Bancroft, Wood
ward, Hanauer. Hardness, Pfoutz,
! EldTedge of Portland, Boyd, Baxter,
Smedley Smith and Woodruff; the
Misses Thorne. Kimball. Sprague, Ha-
lnauer, Sherman, Laura Sherman.
Kanters, Rooklidge Bloch of st. Louis,
Blair Dooly. Park. Kiesel of Ogden,
Shearman. Edna Sherman. Mcmillan
Cleary. Woodward. Mason, Marie Ma
son, Donnellan. Salisbury and Read;
and the Messrs. c. r. Alley. J. X. W.
! H.
low. John Critehlow, J. T. Goodwin,
George J. Gibson, NJ. 5. Hanauer, T.
F. Hayward, George Heintz, Grant
/ Hampton, A F. Holden. +. Lyon,
Burns Macdonald, Henry Mccormick
| George Nolan, Dr. Park, Sam Fender
CAST. G. NJ. Scott. Dick Sprague, Max
Smith. Ben Smith. w H. Sherman
J. W. Thompson, George Wallace, jr.
f. B. Wicks. George Westervelt J. r.
Walker, J. H Young. Woodward, Ban
croft. Hanauer, Hardness.
Mrs. J. C. Royle has invitations out
for a large reception next Thursday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Sarah
Boggs. The affair viii be at the Fifth
East hotel and about 200 invitations
have been issued.
r Tonight occurs the last Of the sea-
sons assemblies. The four given nave
been very delightful additions to the
winters gayety and this bids fair tC
be the climax.
o o .
Mrs. S. H. Babeock entertains al {
luncheon for twelve guests today
The field musicians at Fort Douglas
viii give a hop at the post tonight
"a "a
Mss Minnie Kiesel of Ogden came
down for the cotillion last night anC
viii be the guest of Miss Margare
. Park.
Major and Mrs. George f. Downe!
leave today for the east. They vii
return to the city before leaving perma
= nently.
> Mrs. Jack Rich of Brigham City i
, in the city. the guest of her mother
Mrs. Crismon.
I The Woman's Republican club hell
a social afternoon yesterday at tn
, home of Mrs. W. W. Rivers.
> The very charming cOterie of youn
e ladies employed in the county cour
department of the clerks Office CAV
: a tea at noon yesterday to Misses Ell
. T. Cottle and Amy l.. Bishop of III
district court department. Count
r Clerk James and other deputies wer
q also present as invited guests. Til
n table was spread in one of the room
:. adjoining the clerk Office ana the re
a freshments were much enjoyed. AIis
: Mabel Pratt read a humorous pOeT
h during the festivities, in which III
q name of each one present was men
i toned. and which was a most credita
= BILE effort.
3 The Mems Unity club met at IS Yves
q Second South street last evening, whe
4 very interesting address was give
by Warren Foster on the "GOveTnmeT
Ownership of Railroads." which wa
q followed by discussion by the mem
T berss present.
. All arrangements have been perfect
O ed for the clubs dancing and car
, social to be given Thursday evenin
- next at the Ladies' Literary club. Whe
: most enjoyable evening is antic
= pated.
iii The club will meet again at the SAN
~ address next Monday evening, when q
entertaining programme viii be rel
dered.
: " AmuSemeHts. ~
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