The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-18
FASHION AND GOSSIP.
The ClawsOn-WatsOn Wedding
Reception Friday.
THE REINsIMAR-LITTLE MATCH
Interesting Details of the Two Society
Events - Other News OF
social Nature.
CInmson-Matson

! One OF the most brilliant events that
Salt Lake society has ever seen was the
reception given on Friday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. S. Watson in honor of
the marriage OF their daughter Lizzie to
Mr.. Leo II. ClawsOn. son of Bishop II.
B. Clawson, OF this city. The double
house, Nos. BIB East, First South
Street was thrown open to the guests
and in order to accommodate the great
number present large COMMISSIONER
ed hall was erected in the rear OF the
house to serve as a dining room. The
rooms were all neatly decorated with
| flowers; smoking room, and
music room were provided
and the presents were tlstefully
arranged in an upstairs apartment.
The bride wore an e'eg Mt dress f
cream 20 ded silk en- tram. With a
/ Fl eze b oc ded silk velvet FROM. /,
Queen Elizabeth lace collar pearls and
diamonds, and was admired By al
present as she stood with the gro IN
| at one emo OF the parlOr under lap
! floral horse shoe, 10 receive the CON
1 RIdLuldllOIS anu Wei M4SllCS VI AAtil
numerous relatives and friends
The dining hall, which, as tated
above, was improvised for the o.
casion, presented sight striking
! both for It's beauty aud Cd iity. The
room was spanned at she IT interval
| by floral arches, with the initials OF
bride and groom, neatly interviewer in
rustic letters. Two immense elegantly
set tables ran the length OF the roam
and on these were placed. beside he
ciGades, numerous plants and flowers ut
almost every description. To mem
consisted of two Serric,S. t. 81 Of
which was made up of turk h.cRcn,
beef and other meats served e. ey n
conceivable style, sandwiches. oyster
paties, celery and other uI>heS. The
second ScrCice consisted of eRtreq'eHfs Of
Madeira, italian Genoa, citron. almond,
and iced cake, jeuies, wines, tea, coffee
and deserts.
The presents were as elegant and
costly as they were numerous. Among
them were handsome set OF pearl
handled silver knives, with the initials
of the bride engraven on the handles.
large brass clock with urns To match.
silver and glass fruit dish. an elegant
centre piece vase, a marble top centre
table, q large silver and glass berry
bowl, a set OF prettily decorated china
fruit plates. q plush toilet case with eel
luleid comb, brush and hand glass. a
set of silver spoons, silver sugar and
cream spoons and butter knife, Il
Chinese tea set, lowered china tee
set, silver cream pitcher and sugar
bowl n silver berry spoon gold lined, sill
yer fruit knives with pearl handles and
silver nut crackers, a silver fish knife and
fork, q handsome pair of biSque statu-
cites. a silver gold lined berry spoon, q
large bronze statuette,a pair of heavy
silver napkin rings, very pretty pair
of biSoue vases, handsome tea set
gold lined, a silver sugar spoon, silver
card case. an ebony CLOCK with bronze
face. toilet mirror with plush stand
and brass standards, silver ice
bowl, an amberline salad bowl,
a silver pepper, salt and mustard set on
hammered silver tray, very elegant
pair of white velvet hand-painted
plaques, pair OF white porcelaine
hand-painted plaques, a cherry wood
table with embroidered plush cover, 4
hand-wOrked lace apron. a japanned
coal bin, an oil painting, a. pair OF gold
vases, a pair of bronze statuettes, a
= Japanese pepper, salt and mustard set,
a Japanese sugar bowl, a porcelaine
card receiver and 4 brass card stand.
Following is q partial list of the guests
who numbered over one hundred
Mrs. Margaret ClaWson, Mrs. Emily
Clawson, Miss Phoebe Clawson, Mr..
and Mrs. Ii. z. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs
John Clark, Hon. and Mrs. Vim. Jen-
ningS, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. CT. Weber,
Hon. and Mrs. John T. Game, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j Beattie, Mrs. Ellerbeck.
Mrs. e. ). Young, Mrs. y. a. Empey,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lees, Mrs. H. ;.
Eldredge, Mr.. and Mrs. Reed SmOot,
Miss Tessie Kimball, Misses Mamie,
Lulu and Winnie ClawsOn, Mrs. l.. A.
Cummings, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Claw
son, MI. and Mrs. Spencer ClaWson,
Mrs. Rudger Clawsen. Mrs. Jas. Foote,
Miss Stevens, Mr.. Frank Taylor, Miss
Katie Young, Miss Hettie Young, Mss
Alice Beattie, Mrs. +. Y. Morris, Miss
Clara Morris, Mr.. and Mrs A
W. Carlson. Mrs. Julia Allen.
Miss May Allen. Miss Almond, Mr..
| Walter ClawsOn, Sir. and Mrs. William
Gibbie, Mr.. Sci ClawsOn, Mr.. Horace
Eldredge, Mr.. Sam Barratt, Mr.. }. W.
Campheli, Air. J. Z. Jennings, Mr.. B. K.
Eldredge, Mr.. J. r. Caine. Mrs. ID. &.
DnnbaT. Miss Jennings. Miss Hooper.
Miss Lizzie Sharp, Miss Safe Sharp,
Miss Game. Miss Dryer. Mr.. Earnest
Eldredge, Miss Ada CToxau, Mrs. 4. g.
Young, Prof. and Mrs. Radcliffe. Misses
Eta and Emma ElicTbeck. Mrs. Nary
A. Ellerbeck, Mr.. L. II. Young. Nj s
Mabel Young, Prof. }. b. Toronto, Mr..
REM Young, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Morris,
DR.. and Mrs. Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Smell, Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Giles
pie. Mr.. and Mrs HB.ClaWson Jr., Mr..
John r. Winder Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. 5. H.
ClaWson, Mr.. and Mrs. $. B. Clawson,
Mr.. G. Z. Johnson, Miss Rose Johnson,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. y. III. Roberts, Mrs.
Phoebe Kimball, Miss Lizzie Field. Mss
Lutte Thatcher Mrs. James Tibbetts,
Miss Helen NJ Beattie, Mrs. Twigg. and
number of others whose names we did
notlearn
The affair while entirely informal
was truly brilliant, and every one
was made TO feel perfectly az home
without the least sacrifice 10 the ten OF
the occasion.
Reinsimar-LittIe.