Show 7 II B I l i t t t G itlrf ri 8 h The chief events of the past week Were the ball given by the Alien Tem poris Flores the party by Mr and Mrs John N Tisdale the afternoon and evening parties by Mrs A C Ewing Mrs Kenyons high five hiss Clowes violet party the small bezique be-zique parties by Mrs Harkness and Mrs George M Downey Mrs Arthur Browns Kensington tea and Mrs Ar thur B Witclers informal high five There were also numerous small theatre parties This week Mrs Kraft entertains the A hem Temporis Flores Mrs Arthur Brown gives a high five the Wednes day Night club will give its fornightly hop Mrs Kenyon gives a valentine I party and Mrs J T and Mrs FI J Dewey Richards have issued more than a hundred invitations for the same day I What are the Alien Temporis Flores is a question that has been on the lips of a good many society i people since invitations were received to the ball which took place at Christensen Chris-tensen hall Friday evening and the I living answers to those questions were eminently satisfactory except that no one agreed that the flowers belong 1 to past days It would be hard to find a more charming group of matrons t ma-trons than thosp who with their husbands hus-bands constituted the committee on invitations About seventyfive couples were in I attendance and all went merry as a marriage bell The floor and music were all that could be desired there was nothing to mar the pleasure of the evening which was devoted entirely en-tirely to dancing The card tables were conspicuous by the absence everyone ev-eryone preferring to practice the terpsichorean terp-sichorean art Among the handsome cdstumes seen were the following Mrs Chas H Kraft heliotrope silk with trimmings of white silk Mrs J A Groesbeck jr lavender silk with irridescent trimming i Mrs Selden I Clawson pink and white silk v Mrs S H Lynch white silk 1 Mrs J Wash Young blue and white striped silk Mrs W G Hampton ecru silk with pink sleeves and ribbons Mrs I A Clayton white swiss with blue ribbons Mrs Will Clawson black silk and lace firs Geo D Loomis black silk with overdress of black lace Mrs Frank Knox skirt of gray brocade bro-cade bodice of Nile green accordion plaited crepe Mrs John Anderson white silk red carnations Mrs O B Green link silk with silver sil-ver stripe trimmed with pink embroidered em-broidered chiffon Mrs T B Beatty black silk ground Withpinltand green figure black lace I Mrs Margaret Clawson black silk with jet trimming Mrs Brown black silk and lace Mrs George Ellerbeck wine colored eilk skirt pink silk bodice I Mrs Edith Clawson Knowlton pearl gray silk trimmed with green velvet Mrs Allen black silk combined with black and old rose satin Mrs James Foote red cashmere trimmed with black braid Mrs Florence Clawson black silk skirt bodice of gray and pink crepe Mrs May Clawson cream colored and pink brocaded silk Mrs John Spencer black silk re Jieved by red chiffon Mrs Frank Beattie black silk and laceMrs Mrs Ernest Brockbapk black silk Mrs Mandell black silk r Mrs Spencer black silk and jet Mrs Willard Young black silk Mrs N W Clayton blacW and old rose satin Mrs W J Kelly white silk and lace Mrs Heywood tan cloth and old rose silk Miss Carrie Clayton street costume I Miss Ella Olson white dotted swiss Miss Snow dark silk red chiffon gloves and slippers Mss Addie Hampton pink silk Miss Amy Rowe white dotted swiss blue ribbons Miss Maud Patterson changeable gold and blue silk Miss Allie Sanders green striped chiffon over green silk Miss Calder street costume Miss Van Cott pale pink silk and chiffon yi Miss Lou Groesbeck street costume Miss Edith Dinwoodey blue mid white striped organdie Miss Maud Russell gray silk trimmed trim-med with passementerie and striped i silkMiss Miss Allie Bishop Nile green silk white lace Miss Lena Preston white swiss pink ribbons Miss Gertie Allen white dotted net over white silk Miss Wheeler black silk skirt bodice of ecru crepe Miss Lunt white silk and white chiffon pink ribbons Miss May Jennings white mull blue ribbons Miss Hutie Young black silk skirt bodice of light green crepe Miss Sears blue and brown silk Miss Weiler pink brocade silk Miss Derr white mull Miss Effie Gee pink silk Miss Ardell Cummings pink silk accord ac-cord eon plaited waist and sleeves Miss Florence Alder black silk trimmed with jetted lace and blue J chiffon Among the gentlemen present were i seen Messrs J A Groesbeck jr J T Wash Young Charles H Kraft Seldon I Clawson W H Hampton Sr H Lynch I A Clayton O B Green J W Heywood Harold Pitt W J Kelly Frank Gillespie Frank Cope Roy Hod gert P J Conway Rob Smith N1r Clayton Judge Toll Graeber John Anderson Fred McGurrin Dr Beatty McMillan George Brastow Frank Knox George Knox and G W Moyle On Thursday afternoon Mrs Hark ness gave a small bezique party which was an occasion of much pleasure to all present The prize winners were i Mrs Wilkes and Mrs Woodward Those present were Mrs Julia Kimball Kim-ball Mrs George M Downey Mrs George F Downey Mrs C L Robertson Robert-son Mrs Richard Mackintosh Mrs S Woodward Mrs William Bradley Mrs C W Bennett Mrs W H Bancroft MrsT J Almy Mrs W K Wright Mrs F B Hamilton Mrs George Y Wallace Hiss Wallace Miss Mackintosh Mackin-tosh Miss O W Powers and Miss Miner Dr and Mrs A C Ewings high five party on Thursday evening was one of the most enjoyable events of the reek Miss JMaud Thorn Miss Clara t r = I r I r aQ Qjf Colton IMiss Gussie Sawyer and Miss Ella Druehl looking very pretty in their evening dress assisted Mrs Young Flowers were used for counters count-ers and as eight games were played each of the guests carried away a bouquet bou-quet of hyacinths carnations violets or marguerites with mignonette The prizes were won by Mrs A B Sawyer and Mr Weigel the former being presented pre-sented with a cluster of American beauty roses and the latter a basket of violets and white hyacinths There were about fifty guests Mrs Arthur B Witcher gave a small but very pleasant party on Wednesday afternoon the informality of which was one of its chief charms High five engaged the attention of the ladies during most of the afternoon Mrs John Tilton Donnellan winning first honors and a large bouquet of American Amer-ican beauty roses Miss Royle the second sec-ond prize a bisque candle stick and Mrs Fifield the third prize a bouquet of violets Mr and Mrs S J Kenyon entertained enter-tained some friends delightfully at high five on Friday evening The prizes were all books late publications publica-tions the first being won by Mrs Arthur Ar-thur Brown and Mr E B Critchlow the second by Irs Miner and Judge Miner The guests were Ulr and Mrs Arthur Ar-thur Brown Mr and Mrs Hoyt Sherman Sher-man Mr and Mrs Hobbs Mr and Mrs R Keyes Mr and Mrs H P Henderson Mr and Mrs Holman Mr and Mrs Theron Geddes Mr and Mrs H A Rea Mrs Wantland and Mr Critchlow The ladies belonging to the various committees and all others interested in the success of the ball to be given for the benefit of St Marks hospital on the eve of Washingtons birthday are asked to meet at the home of Mrs IF B Hamilton to assist in arranging for the supper to be given that evening even-ing Ther > is a great deal of dissatisfaction dissatisfac-tion among Salt Lake hostesses because be-cause some invited guests neglect to acknowledge invitations Last week thirteen of fifty ladies sent neither acceptance ac-ceptance nor regets to their hostess yet several of the delinquents presented present-ed themselves on the day of the party Every written invitation requires a reply and those who do not give my invitations that recognition will never be invited to my house again said a lady yesterday No one who has entertained en-tertained need be reminded that omissions omis-sions of this sort cause serious inconvenience incon-venience to say nothing of chagrin to a hostess The guests bidden to the party given at the Templeton on Wednesday evening even-ing by Mr and Mrs John N Tisdale in honor of Mr and Mrs Paul Otis Brewster were as follows Judge and Mrs Miner Mr and Mrs W C Hall Judge and Mrs H P Henderson Mr and Mrs Arthur Brown Mr and Mrs J E Caine Judge and Mrs C W Bennett Mr and Mrs George Y Wal lace Mr and Mrs De Bruhl Judge and Mrs Royle Mr and Mrs Parley E Williams Dr and Mrs Vincent Mr and Mrs Frank Reedman Mr and Mrs S C Park Mr and Mrs Wight man Mr and Mrs H S Krouse Mr and Mrs E M Miller Mr and Mrs D S Taggart Mr and Mrs Don Por ter Mr and Mrs Nash Mr and Mrs Fisher Mr and Mrs Rich Mr and Mrs Hayward Mr and Mrs Brink Mr and Mrs B F Saunders Mr and Mrs Welby Mrs Harkness Mrs Adams Ad-ams Mrs Wardman Mrs Olive Gay lord Mrs E H Porter Mrs Bradley Miss Noble Miss Hooper Miss Eth elyn Webber Miss Park Miss Kiesel Miss Wallace Miss Harkness Miss Ora Harkness Miss Bartch Miss Royle Miss Adams Miss Donnellan Miss Mamie Porter ExGov Thomas Mr George Brastow Mr George Heintz Mr Eugene Gaylord Mr Rob Harkness Mr W C Pavey Mr R J Glendinning Mr Fields Mr Smith Mr S H Hooper Mr De Ricqles Mr Sam Porter and Mr Daly There was no more charming social gathering during the week than that at the home of Mrs A C Ewing on Wednesday afternoon The usual conversation con-versation at a Kensington tea made way for an entertaining programme consisting of a review of Ruth Mc Henry Stewarts companion stories The Dividing Fence and The Middle Mid-dle Hall by Mrs E O Lee who told the half humorous half pathetic stories stor-ies in a very interesting manner At this juncture punch was served after which Mrs W A Keldcn read one of Anthony Hopes chatty stories Mrs Plummer then sng Down the Mountain Moun-tain Side an Eaiiiah song which she did full justice aid w request The Suwan R er1 harming IPe r audience audi-ence wth both selection Vta ws served at 5SO the diningroom being lovely with its floral decorations of pink The ladies who assisted Mrs Ewing were Mrs Arthur Brown Mrs Samuel Hughes Mrs Ferdinand Dick ert Mrs George Park and Mrs H P Henderson Miss Clowes gave a violet party on Monday evening the plan for which was cleverly conceived and as cleverly executed The rooms were adorned with violets and the tallies tal-lies were sachets ornamented with handpainted violets The same design land I color were noticeable in the refreshments I re-freshments The evening was pleasantly plea-santly passed at high five Miss Belle Salmon won the first prize for ladies study in violets Mrs Sloan won the ladies second prize a doyly emI em-I brooidered with those flowers Mr I Thomas Sloan won the first gentle mens prize a silver valise tag and Mr Seymour Young the second prize a tripple photograph frame decorated with the flowers of the evening Those who missed the prize carried a souvenir souve-nir of the evening in a fragrant bo quet 1 Miss Clowes guests were Mr T W Sloan Mr Oscar Moyle Mr Sam Bar rett Mr O R Young Mr Scott Mr j Charley Wells Mr Carl Scheid Mr 1 FredMcGurrin 3Ir C J Ross Mr G J Ross Mr David Depew Mr Seymour Sey-mour Young jr Mrs T W Sloan i i Mrs Oscar Moyle Miss Edith Weiler I Miss Phyllis Lynch Miss Emily Curtis Miss Mabel Anderson Miss Susie Riter Miss Carrie eate Miss Belle Salmon j Miss Mary Romney Miss May Taylor Miss M M Babcock I Mrs M J Gray gave an elegant I I little luncheon on Friday Yellow roses and violets were used in decoration and the souvenirs were gilded bon bon baskets tied with yellow and violet ribbons rib-bons The invited guests were Mr and Mrs Miner Mrs Almy Mrs C S Zane Mrs W P Lynn Mrs C T Baldwin Mrs J W Judd Mrs J C Royle and Mrs Le Barthe I > Mrs Spencer and Mrs Ellsworth Daggett have returned from California Califor-nia i aMr s Mr James Seligman gave a slur I Ping party on Friday evening to some gentlemen most of whom were members mem-bers of the University club a x s Mrs J T Gilmer is visiting Mrs Jr M Goodwin of Logan a There was an unusual number of box parties at the Grand last weeks week-s a Mrs H J Newman gave a luncheon on Friday air and Mrs Richard Mackintosh and Miss Blanch Mackintosh are now I at home at 474 East South Temple i street Their elegant new residence I will doubtless be the scene of many social assemblages Mrs George F Downey will leave in a few days for a visit to California She will be accompanied by her sister Mrs Landstreet Mrs Harkness left last evening for a months visit in Wisconsin V 11 < Mr and Mrs Bidwell arc now at home to their friends at 806 East South Temple street M Mr and airs Salisbury will leave for the east tomorrow 11 Mr S Pendergast has gone east and will probably accept a permanent situation there e t There will be a hop at the post this week as usual and the following week a german a k I Miss Minnie Folsom was given avery a-very pleasant surprise party on Mon I day evening by a number of her friends Music and charades were engaged in until a late hour Those present were the Misses Maud and Sadie Cooper Olivia Folsom Florence Brown Edith Folsom Messrs Tom Butler Ike Clements Sol Evans Tobias To-bias Ren Brown Walter and Herman I Folsom David Tribe Ed Wallace George Crow Will Lavin Mrs Arthur Brown gave a Kensing ton tea on Monday last a Miss Kiesel of Ogdenwas the guest of Miss Park last week e Io Mrs F Dewey Richards and Mrs J T Richards will give a large card party par-ty on Thursday evening I Mr and Mrs Harry Jennings will return re-turn from their wedding tour this week ± The Ionic club enjoyed the pleasures of the dance at Christensens hall on Monday evening The next and last party of the series will be given on Monday the 18th inst and will be a full dress affair C Mrs Fifield and Mrs Holman will give a card party at the Manitou tomorrow to-morrow evening s Mrs S J Kenyon will give a valentine valen-tine party for ladies s It a Mrs Theron Geddes expects to give a Martha Washington party t V Mrs Amelia Young will give a tea on Tuesday the 19th inst s Invitations are out ofTa high five by Mr and Mrs Arthur Brown on Tuesday Tues-day i i Prof Matthews addressed the Cleo i fan last week on the subject of French literature Mrs C H Kraft will entertain the Alieni Temporis Flores at her home tomorrow evening a As previously stated in The Herald the engagement of Miss Maud Russell and Mr Arthur W Pryor has been announced Miss Russell is a charming charm-ing young lady and Mr Pryor a musician mu-sician of note a Mrs H J Richards of Provo is visiting vis-iting her daughter Mrs J T Har wood x The Trilby evening for which the Unitarian ladies are making preparations prepara-tions will be one of the most unique as well as interesting entertainments ever given in Salt Lake a a Captain McFarland gave a candy pull one evening last week to some of the young people at the Post who were chaperoned by Lieutenant and Mrs Erwin A a On Monday night the 2glh inst the Halloween club met at the home of Professor and Mrs Joseph J Daynes where a pleasant evening was spent Games and music were the order of the evening MrT E Clark won the gentlemans prize and Mrs George Savage the ladys in the curiosity shop Vocal and instrumental music was rendered by Misses Mary Romney Lennie Savage Celia Sharp rind Kate Romney Those present besides the club were Mr and Mrs O C Beebe Misses Blanche Woodruff Margie Celia and Aggie Sharp and Nellie Bennett Mr J F Bennett and H T McEwan 10 r a Last Monday evening Professor and Mrs Joseph Daynes entertained a few friends at high five and music The Halloween club were entertained enter-tained by Miss Luacine Savage on Friday evening Prizes at the game of Keno were awarded to Miss Aggie Sharp Mr Will Romney and George Romney On Tuesday evening last a most pleasant surprise party was given by the Crescent club a most worthy organization or-ganization of young men and young ladies of the Twentieth ward to their esteemed friend Mr S Chalker of the same ward The surprise was gen r t Jf i uine and the happy hours were well spent in numerou games after which the usual feast rives served bY the young ladies The party adjourned at 12 oclock Much credit is due Miss Agnes Airmet and Miss Lilian Dust for their able management in making the surprise a success The guests were Mr Ray Simmons Mr Frank Hines Mr Earl Watress Mr William Niece Mr Leslie Hodgson Mr DeVals Peacock Pea-cock Mr Valentine Snow Mr Frederick Fred-erick Brain Mr Edward Campbell Mr Jean Winward Mr Alfred Swenson Miss Agnes Airmet Miss Lilian Dust Miss Gertrude Jones Miss Jennie Johnson John-son Miss Rachael Hodgson Miss Josie Naisbitt Miss Blanche Winward Miss Bertha Reynolds Miss May Tovey Miss Laide Hilton MissJosephine Wis comb Miss Agnes Davidson x s In honor of Mrs Millers birthday I 3Ir and Mrs J T Donnellan Mr and I Mrs P O Brewster Mr and Mrs R W Hayward Mr and Mrs John N Tisdale Mr and Mrs Don Porter were royally entertained last evening at the beautiful home of Mr Edwin Miller on First street by Mr Miller and his charming wife High five was the feature of the evening Mrs Tisdale being the lucky winner of the beautiful beauti-ful first prize a gold lined vase After cards a delicious spread was set before be-fore the company and closed a very pleasant evening An Old Couple Honored I The residence of Mr Fred Meyer 929 East Second South street was the scene of a grand affair last Friday j evening the occasion being a recepi tion given by Mr and Mrs Fred Meyer in honor of Mr and Mrs P C Hannibal the parents of Mrs Meyer who were celebrating their golden wedding I They were married in Copenhagen i Denmark 1845 and were among the I first company who emigrated from that country to Utah in the year 1853 The honored and aged couple have resided re-sided in this city ever since and I passed through all the trials and wants of the early pioneer life The Meyer I residence was turned into a veritable I I bower the parlors and halls being beautifully decorated with roses carnations I car-nations and smilax The honored pair received congratulations under a I canopy of flowers in one of the parlors The dining room was decorated in red the tables arranged in the form of al letter H were laden with the choice viands a large wedding cake forming form-ing the center piece The evening was devoted to speeches recitations singing sing-ing and music Miss Hannibal was dressed in black rhadames and lace Mrs Meyer wore a rich costume of black silk with lace and jet trimming I Miss Meyer in white silk and Irish point assisted by Miss Eugenie Meyer in cream silk and red trimming and Mr F H Meyer received the guests Elegant invitations headed with the words in embossed gold 50 years married mar-ried 18451895 were issued to the following ladies and gentlemen Mr and Mrs Robert Morris Mr and Mrs C Diehl Mr and Mrs Chas Living stone Mr and Mrs Isaac Sears Mr and Mrs P W Mad sen Mr and Mrs Joseph Felt i Mrs J H Morris Mrs A Snow Mr I I and Mrs J 11 Larsen Mr C W and Mrs Lizzie Penrose Mr and Mrs Oscar Hunter Mrs E M Felt Mrs L Liddell Mr and Mrs C Petersen I Mr and Mrs W T Seare Mr and Mrs C F Tweede Mr and Mrs C E Mad sen Mr and Mrs L Berg Mrs Wil lienbeck Mrs H T Berg Mrs J Liv ingstone Mrs M Dow of Omaha Miss Mina Hunter Miss Marie Morris Mr Henry Dow of Omaha I lie Club Moliere Le Club Mollere met last Tuesday at the home of Mrs Rancke The evening even-ing was spent in reading the comedy La Grammarie by Labiche A feature fea-ture of the evening was a French duet I in which Mrs Archer was heard to 1 a i i i4 good advantage Miss Rancke played a piano selection by Mendelssohn with great taste The members of the club will In the near future produce a French comedy to which songs will be adopted Next Saturday at 8 oclock Mrs Archer will entertain the French club at her home in Park terrace The Nineteenth Century Club On Friday Feb 8 the Nineteenth Century club met with the president Mrs E A Wedgwood The principal paper of the afternoon was read by Miss Alice Kellogg entitled en-titled The Women of the French Salon Sa-lon Very interesting sketcnes of the lives of these women were given and this womans club of the nineteenth century enjoyed visiting > with those noted French women of the seventeenth seven-teenth and eighteenth centuries Short articles were read as follows Miss Stella Brown De Cartes Mrs Rose Calvin Miss Frankie French Pascal Miss Josephine E Kellogg Corneille and Racine The domestic news was reviewed by Mrs Wedgwood and the foreign by Miss Jennie French Mrs Coray as leader conducted the parliamentary drill |