Show IN OGIETYS REALM I Review of a Week Full of Interesting In-teresting Events A HUSH OF ENTERTAINMENTS Grand Opening or the Indoor Dancing Season Sea-son Weddincs Kecpptions a Chillis Party Etc 7 HEN society has been in such awhirl Jl1 a-whirl all summer t rt ono would naturally natur-ally suppose the R r 1 if autumn would I f Y rr t I bring a pause A1 j f But the past week i t4r < i has been gaily t YI 1 giddy The lovers t r lov-ers of pleasure hare taken nor kl no-r l4 11 trouble to rest i 4ti t There is to be an endless round of pleasures for the season promises to be an unusually merry one having opened most brilliantly The inauguration of the indoor dancing season > on Thursday evening last at the Manitou by Messrs J M Bidwell R J Glendinning H S Lyman S H Fields jr Grant Hampton and S C Park was a most brilliant success It was a happy thought to select the Manitou for its home arrangement rich and warm furnishings its excellent dancing floor and its many cosy camera gave opportunity for rest and conversation between dances Thou too there was ample space to place tables for those who cared nothing for tripping the light fantastic that they might indulge in cards The handsome and elegant matrons who gave their names nnd presence to the function lent a dignity all their own Mrs C IV Lyman was gowned in black gauze a pretty little white star flower to light it Mrs G Y Wallace in rich yellow brocade bro-cade embellished with overdrapings of black tulle embroidered in gold diamonds Mrs J B Boggs wore cream crepe flowered in green a velvet bodice of green velvet filled in with the pure cream crepe with the same material for sleeves Mrs R Harkness cadet blue silk and black lace diamond jewels A cluster of roses was carried in her hand Mrs W S McCornicks toilet was of gray and black diamonds Mrs S Woodward was in black crepe brightened by cut Jot a rare and dainty necklace cf rubies and diamonds lovely white roses and black feather fan Mrs S A Bailey in black crepe Mrs Ellsworth Daggett was daintiness itself in a filmy ivory India silk mull which threw out her beauty to perfection The delicate folds of the corsage were held by an artistic arrangement of diamonds and opals ivory kid gloves and boots completed this dress poem Miss Webber Black silk en train overdress over-dress of black lace confined ut the waist by yellow satin ribbons yellow ribbons in the hair the brilliant nasturtium being especially especi-ally effective at the corsage a Spanish fan of yellow spangled black gloves Miss Eterlyn Webber was in a pink crepe gown en traine relieved at the shoulders shoul-ders and sleeves of figured v hire tulle white gauze fan spangled in silver white and pink astors were her flowers Mrs James E Jennings Magnolia crinkled bangaline trimmed in white French blonde lace and pearl passmen torie white undressed kid gloves diamonds Miss Allace Hooper looked charming in a heavy pale blue brocaded silk with a fall of blue chiffon to edge the decollete bodice Miss ZaneA becoming gown of gray and pink coral lace Miss Woodward handsome toilet of heliotrope India silk cream gloves and the loveliest roses completed a beautiful costume cos-tume Miss Georgie Webber in cream silk a coat of the silk lined in rose color with vest of pink white lace covered the skirt of the dress satin boots white and pink ast ors Miss BelcherPInk gauze Miss HamiltonBlue crepe flounced of a sufficiently dark shade as to be quite becoming be-coming gray gloves and pink roses Mrs C E Wantland Was very artistically artistic-ally gowned Miss Sears Scarlet India silk scarlet satin slippers and red gloves a brilliant and beautiful toilet Min A YoungScarlet crepe flounced 0 slippers to match a wreath of tea roses were her flowers Miss Katz A rare becoming costume of black gauze black gloves and fan red velvet ribbon in the hair Miss Agatha ConklInWhite moire pink roses white feather fan and pearl earrings ear-rings Miss Noble Cream brocaded silk pink roses Miss Margaret Zane Was in a becoming rfF gown of black brocaded silk and white roses Mrs Dr Niles a dainty confection of 0 Kilo green silk veiled in Nile green gauze satin striped White French lace fell over the shoulders white astors cream kid gloves Miss Hogo A lovely corn silk crepe with French lace garniture satin boots and cloves to match the snade of dress Mrs Isaac Jennings looked handsome in pinstriped silk veiled in black gauze Miss Kate Lawrence a stately brunette looked very handsome in an elegant gown of magnolia white silt cut round slightly t low at the throat and exquisitely trimmed in pearl fringe white kid gloves and shoes pink roses > Mrs Fabian Handsome gray silk duchess duch-ess lace pink cstorc diamonds Mrs Thomas Carter Black iif Q Mrs G Miller Black iI Miss Esther IDldredgo Corn colored a j bangaline en train trimmed in embroidered chiffon 1 gloves of cream color gauze fan in same tint opals t Mrs Earnest Eldredge India silk cream color striped In lavender Watteau s make flounced in Frenoh lace of the gauziest and lightest pattern caught with f < > n lavender bows satin slippers gloves and L feather faD of the same lovely tint opals i1 Miss Mary Woodward in pink crepe pink roses Mrs KendallBlack gauze embroidered x in pink flowers t Mrs Johnson of Fort Douglas was lovely 8 In white though somewhat pale from her recent sickness caused by the fright given hor by waking and finding a rbbber stand k Sag over with his hand under her pillow Mrs Richard A Keyes A handsome empire gown in gray ottoman silk cut steel pasamentorie trimmings Those invited guests not already named i were r Mr and Mrs R Alff Miss AUf Mr W I P Anderson Miss Louise Anderson MrS Mr-S and Mrs Hugh Anderson D C Adams Walter Almy Madam Almy Mr and Mrs T II Almy Mr and Mrs T C S S Bailey Mr and Mrs L M Bailey N = Miss Clara Bailey Arthur Bailey Lieutenant Lieu-tenant and Mrs Brown George Braston Frank Burke Mrand Mrs Wendell Benson EL Ben-son Miss Mary Burke Mrs Belden Miss a qi BeattIe Miss Bernard C W Buckholtn Allen Benson Mr and Mrs C W Bennett l S i Ben-nett Mr ana Mrs F S Bascom J E Coble E C Coffin Miss Ida Chandler Miss Cauklin Mr and Mrs J E Caine Mr and H R G Coates Miss Helen Crawford W Donnellan J Donnellan Miss Don nellan Chris Diehl jrj Mr and Mrs D C Dunbar Major and Mrs Downey George t Downey C B Durst A DeRlcqles William Dinwoodey Miss J Durland W J DeBruhl Andrew Ellis jr Miss Carrie Ellis Elmer Ellsworth W V Eberley Mr and Mrs F F Eccles Mr and Mrs Fields William Ford Carl C Pablo Mr and Mrs F J Fabian Mr and Mrs M C For fr P Sa Mrs Gtimer Miss Lucile Gilmer Joe GaUIgher David Greg Mr and Mrs J Glendinnlng Mr and Mrs JF Grant Judge wad Sirs Goodwin 0 Mr and Mrs W Hampton B ampton G Heintz Mr and Mrs G S Holmes Mr a < r I r m and Mrs M D Howlett Frank Holland William Holland Miss Hoge S K Hooper Miss Harkness Miss Ore Harkness Dado Hempstead Miss Bertha Hempstead Miss Florence Hempstead Miss Maud Hardy Harry C Hill Mr and Mrs Ingersoll Mr and Mrs A B Jones Mrs Jennings Mr and Mrs Walter Jennings Mr and Mrs W F James Miss Beryl James Alma Katz Kenneth Kerr Miss Kiesel Fred KieseL Mrs Kimball Miss Blanche Kimball Mr and Mrs H W Lawrence William Lawrence George Lawrence Mr and Mrs George A Lowe Miss K Lowe Dean Lyman Miss F Lincoln Harry Mears Miss Mears Dr Meecham Miss G Morgan Miss Mackintosh H Mc Cornick C McCorniok Miss McKim mons Frame McKimmons Mr and Mrs Thomas Marshall Miss Miller Fred Noble George Nye Miss Marie Mason Miss Adelaide Mason Mr and Mrs G T Odell A Perago M S Pendergast C W Pavey W C Pavey J A Pollock Charles Post Miss Ruth Palmer Mr and Mrs I Boyd Park Miss M ParkGraham Putnam John Putnam Dr and Mrs Pfautz Mrs W W Ritor W M Reid J W j Rooklidge Miss Marion Rooklidge Charles D Rooklidge C L Robertson Harry Shearman Miss Edith Shearman Miss Helen Shearman Miss Edna Shear man Mr and Mrs Hoyt Shearman Lieutenant Lieu-tenant SSorley WGSharpDave Sharp Mr and Mrs John Sharp Robert Smith Mr and Mrs Dr Smith Max Smith Allen Smith Mr and Mrs Simondi Mrs Spen cor George M Scott W B Sprague Miss Sprague Miss Bessie Sprague Mrs Lieutenant Lieu-tenant Styler Miss Stanchfield Miss Celia Sharp Mr and Mrs L A ScottElliott Mr and Mrs O J Salisbury Governor Thomas William Thompson Miss Thomas Miss Carrie Thorn Miss Maud Thorn Miss Thompson Mr Van Vechten Miss Wallace and Miss Grace Wallace Dr Witcher Ed Witcher E B Winks I William Walker Sharp Walker Miss Dollio Walker Miss Nellie Walker Mr and h < = Fred S Walker Mr and Mrs R C Woouruff Major and Mrs Wilkes Miss Carrio Williams George Westerfeldt Charles Wilkes Miss Washburn Mr and Mrs A Witcher J H Young Miss Young Miss Lucile Young J M Zane Judge and Mra Zano Frank Zane The menu served was all a most fastidious fastid-ious taste could desire and was served by tho colored waiters in their best style It consisted of Chicken salad Bread and butter Olives Chesse sticks Coffee Ices icecream Cakes Punch was served during tho entire evening The young gentlemen may congratulate themselves that no more elegant and successful suc-cessful function has over been given in Salt Lake One lady but echoed the thought of all when she said On my return re-turn home I had to but shut my eyes to think I had been to fairy land1J On Wednesday Mrs C E Wantland opened her hospitable doors in honor of her guest Miss Hamilton The new homo is furnished with rare artistic skill and the additional decoration of the sunflower in everynook and corner that a finished taste coula suggest but gave an added brilliancy bril-liancy to tne scene Miss Hamilton in an ivorytinted toilet of Hag texture which very well set off her Spanish blonde type looked supremely happy as she welcomed her host of friends ana it did one good to see how genuine it all was Two hundred of tne elite were received within the three hours all being in their handsomest attire Mrs Wantland with I an experienced eye was alive to the wants of her guests and was ably assisted in the I diningroom by Mrs Egbert Roberts becomingly be-comingly attired in black chiffon Miss I Edna Shearman who looked quite stately I in her black lace robe Miss Kate Lawrence Law-rence in an exquisite gown of ecru pale blue and pink en train which lighted up I her brunette coloring to perfection and Miss Sadler in a Josephine toilet of rich I cream brocade silk with gloves and shoes I to match They served ice cream cakes and chocolate from the daintiest of china Those present that have not already been named were Mesdames Lawrence Parker Almy Styer Parmelee Benson OConnor Mc Gurrin Bacha A C Ewing Almy Utter Donnellan Duke Annett Fenton Isaac Jennings Miles Zipf Beattie Dart Vincent Vin-cent George A Lowe James Lowe Whitney Whit-ney Tiernan Woodward Goodwin Kel lar Jones Greening John Bailey Thomas Bailey BrinK Kenworthy Dixon Gil christ Thurston Horn Justice Bacon Thomson Owen Withey Richards Palmer Pal-mer Walden S S Walker F F Eccles Powers Sadler Zane Sherman Lang mald Reed Fabian Gregtr Shroeder Daly Harkness Sprague Sharp Lane Forbis S O B Cummings Lewis Frink Messrs Kimball Walker Mackintosh Zane Hoyt Sherman Harkness Sprague Beattie Morgan Lowe Young Rook ledge Woodward Conklin Alff Bailey Anderson Wheatley Utter Donnellan Manning Palmer Love Ellis Hanauer Margaret Zane One of the prettiest of wedding receptions recep-tions was that of Miss Melia Weiler and Mr Heber S Cutler at the homo of the bride The marriage took place at Logan on Wednesday and the reception was in Salt Lake on Thursday evening at S oclock The grounds were beautifully lighted with Japanese lanterns It was a homo affair only relatives and close friends being asked The bride received the congratulations of those present in a bangaline silk en train of an exquisite pearl color pearl colored kid gloves and shoes She carried a cluster of oridea roses tied with white satin ribbon and rosebuds were in her hair She is tall and looked very stately in her bridal robe The attendants were the Misses Sue Riter and Late Currie The latter wore a lovely white Bilk en train and carried pink roses Miss Riter was gowned in a ceil blue silk en train a cluster of pink roses wore her flowers Mr Jake Weiler was best man Miss Weilers parents were pioneers coming here in ISm and Mr Cutlers family fam-ily is an old one also consequently they have here a large circle of relatives as well as friends The collation was spread in the dining room upon a table beautilully decorated with ferns and smilax Artistic bunches of many colored astors gave warmth and color producing a very beautiful appearance appear-ance The large brides cake in the center was garnished at tho top with brides roses Mrs Weiler received the guests asasited by her daughter Miss Edith who looked charming in a simple dotted swiss cut round at the throat and edged with a fall of dainty lace satin bows at the shoulders gave a pretty finish to the becoming be-coming toilet and she received the quests with engaging cordiality An elaborate and delicious supper was served by Mrs Johnson and consisted of Oyster Patttcs Olives 03st1 Chicken Veal L 1tes Bread and Butter Salad Snowilalto Wafers Olives Salted Almonds Ice Cream and Ices Cake Coffee Claret Punch A great number of superb presents wore received completely filling one room and among them was a handsome silver tea service from the Hoyle club Mrs Chris Diehl issued invitations for I a childrens party which read ANNA DIEHL WILLIS AT HOME Saturday Sept 17 lt02 Fro 2 clock t 5oclock pm There is nothing naif so fascinating as a sight of the dear little tots from three to i seven having a party How they do romp and play in spite of rarelace frocks I and dainty ribbons and they just dont l I care who knows they want the lotsest candy and all the dont dear isnt going to prevent It provided the little arms are only long enough and the pinklittle hands big enough About fifty were invited Along A-long table was laid from end to end of the big dining room and while the little ones had their pretty games on the lawn the dear grandpa and grandma dressed the hospitable board with all the good things sc i oa 1 = sandwiches of topgue veal loaf tarts I crulles fruits candies cakes jelly blancmange I blanc-mange lemonade and all the things little tones t-ones love Those invited were Frank Winnie and Ella Dyer Helen Melton and Arclue Conn Maurice and Elsie Parsons Lorin Paul Winfred Millspaugh Scott Kimball Hortense Lockhart Buddie Dris coll Max Brown Cathie and Bessie Nes bit Helen Longinand Irwin Robins Irwin I Golden Harold Martin Sammy Warmbath Alice Martha and Lena Edmonds Irmah Wagener Sam and Hugh Williams Bessie ana Willie Chapman Charlie Carter Viola Minion and Henry Denbalter Frank and Tott Cook Myrtle Willie and Jimmie I Jack Estle and Louise Hadra Louise and Eugene ODiil Jane Morris Mable Ethel and baby Eagle Bessie Sally and Jane Auerbach Helen Young Clarence Helen and Julian Bambergor Marion Obendorfer Louisa and Julia Hartwell Scott Vera Lynn Hattie Waples and Mamie born bor-n L j One of the sports was to strike the bulls eye blindfolded Little IhrmaWagener hit j j it square and won a pretty decorated cup i and saucer Lorin Paul came nearest of the boys and took the other cup and saucer I A very enjoyable surprise party was given Miss Blanche Macintosh on Tuesday by the membsrs of the household Mrs I Goodwin and Mr Wicks gave the verbal j I invitations to fourteen intimate friends of Miss Blanche The first prize a silver i j topped comb was secured by Miss Kimball I Kim-ball The consolation a silver hairpin was I taken by Miss Marion Rookledge First gentlemans prize a silver hat band was i won by Mr Woodruff The second a silver sil-ver scarfholder Mr J A Pollock received re-ceived I The table decorations were pink and white roses and fruits The fifteen guests I wereseated at one table whore a tempting menu was served consisting ofFish of-Fish salad Bread and better I Ices Jelly I Maccdoiue Cakes Coffee Chocolate Fruits Those present were Judge and Mrs Good win Madame Allay Mr Almy Mr I and Mrs Woodruff Misses Harknoss Rookledge Kimball and Anderson Messrs Will Anderson Pollick Wicks and George M Scott I Mrs Thomas Marshall gave a grogressivo I high five party Friday at her handsome home on Fourth East The party was given I to the ladies of Fort Douglas The decorations decor-ations were sunflowers and geraniums Eight games were played and three prizes aiven The first a handsome gold headed a tortoise shell comb was won by Miss I Wilkinson The second an artistic gold I beaded hair pin Mrs Newton carried it off and Mrs G H Palmer secured the II consolation a silver bon bon tongues The I counters used were Japanese parasols and fans The tally cards were Kate Green away figures equisitely painted in watercolors i water-colors I Delicious refreshments were servedat the close of the game and a delightful afternoon was passed by all present pres-ent The invited guests were Mrs Dr Heizman Mrs W M Blunt Mrs J S Witcher Mrs H C Ward Mrs L C Allen Mrs C H Noble Mrs M V Richards Mrs Morrison Mrs Whitall Mrs G H Palmer Mrs W Johnson Mrs Newton Mrs Tyler Mrs Hat way Mrs Chandler Mrs Styer Mrs Brown Mrs Downey Miss Wilkinson Miss Palmer Miss Torley Miss Guyer I III g The luncheon given last Thursday by Mrs C W Lyman in honor of Mesdames I Foote and Miller now of St Louis was I I characterized by a delightful k of formality form-ality The old friends had met once more after several years of separation and thoroughly enjoyed the reunion The ii table was daiutily set in sparkling cutlass cut-lass loveliest of flowers and handsome china and a uelicious repast was partaken of The other guests were Mesdames Bel den Carter Egbert Roberts and Wallace Mrs Thomas Carter gave a luncheon on t Tuesday at 2 pclock that was as interest ting t-ing an event as ever transpired in this city It was in Mrs T M Footes honor mother of Mrs Tuttle formerly of Salt Lake I The lady though seventythree is active I alive to all interests around her and very interesting Mesdames Key Spencer VeIls Beldin and Whitehall tveref invited to meet her and it was a raro treat to witness tile occasion Mrs Carter had I brightened her large cheerful dining room with the prairie queon and preparea a delicious I de-licious repast for those who sat down to it and they will no doubt long remember the delightful occasion I Mrs John Longmaid gave a delightful though quite informal luncheon yesterday in compliment to Mesdames Foote and Miller The table with its satin damaslr i silver and cut glass was a particularly dainty arrangement all the hostess own Tho nasturiums with their rich colors I lent the warm tint needed and the flowers gave out a spicy color that was deligntful I The menu WUB one to tempt the most exacting ex-acting taste Those present besides the guests of hpuor were Mesdames Woodward I Wood-ward Daggett Spencer Carter Kay t Webster Montgomery and Miss Sherman Mr and Mrs Russell Cce Woodruff gave a most delightful highfive on Wednesday I last in compliment to Miss Hamilton About fortyinvitations wero issued Four prizes were offered Miss Hamilton carrying i carry-ing off the first and Miss Afton Young rs calving the consolation Mr E B Wicks secured the gentlemans first prize and Mr I Bob Glendinning took the consolation One of the surprises of the week was the marriage of Mrs E H Murphy to Mr Daniel Gurney The affair occurred on > Thursday morning early and was very quiet being known only to a few relatives I and intimate friends The gentleman is a wellknown stockman of New York state and is extensively engaged in the cattle business He bus relatives in Omaha whither the newly joined coupLu started about an hour after the nuptial ceremony was performed to bo gone several sev-eral weeks Mrs Murphy is so well known in this city that words of praise in her behalf be-half from us would appear sentences of supererogation May the union be a happy ana prolonged one Two of thtt ladys children accompanied her Eddie H to IO to school in Chicago and Mamie to attend tho G A R festivities at Washington and also to visit relatives in New York and Massachusetts Mrs Russell Coe Woodruff and Miss Blanche Kimball entertained a party of thirty young friends on Thursday afternoon I after-noon at high five The house was beautifully beauti-fully decorated with nasturtiums and sunflowers sun-flowers d the ladies charmingly gowned Eight guinea were played and two prizes I offered Mrs Styer winning the first a gold hair pin Miss Shearman took the consolation a watch pin Among those present wero Mesdames Bache McGurrin < Wantland Styer Boggs and Nelson the Misses Hamilton uonkliu Rookledge Zane Nellie Walker Mackintosh Mackin-tosh McCornick Jarvis Shearman Lawrence Law-rence Young and Andersoq Bishop and Mrs Leonards reception on Thursday to St Marks and St Pauls I congregations was well attended throngs coming and going during the evening The Rev Unsworth of Ogden Rev RIdgley of I New York now in charge of St Marks I and Rev Mr Vincent of California wero Recitations and music I present were given Master Bob Leonard gave two I I SOURS which were Immensely enjoyed A i number of the Sunday school girls and boys served the refreshments which were presidedbver by Mrs Putnam j r Thursday afternoon from 3 to 5 the ladies of the Unitarian church gave a tea Mr Edmund Russell was present and gave one of his delightful talks on art A large and fashionable gathering was there to enjoy it The Literary society met on Friday at the usual time Mrs S O B Cummings I LCoptinued on page 61 |