The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29

krouse at Calder's music palace.
The celebration of the Bamberger tin
wedding was the occasion of a magnificent
entertainment. The spacious home was
brilliantly Illuminated. The floral decora-
lions were profuse and the arrangement
artistic. The many novel useful and pretty
things that may be contributed to such an
anniversary are indeed marvellous, almost
every fad fashionable conceit may be
duplicated from the shining metal.
During the evening Mr.. Harry Josephs
dlscoursed sweet music upon the piano.
There were present about forty guests
Some Of the toilettes worn were very beau
tiful, among those most attractive were:
Mrs. Simon Bamberger (the hostess) in
a mag niticent evening dress OF black chit
fon with green velvet.
Her sister, Miss Anne Mas, of Cincin-
natl, wore pretty dress of pale rose Gre
pom.
Mrs Emanuel Kahn, black faille francais
with yellow polka dots.
Mrs j. Z. Bamberger, black peau de sole
trimmed handsomely in cut steel aud Span
ish lace.
Mrs. ]. C. Royle, handsome dinuer dress
of black silk.
Mrs j. H. Bennett, black lace gown with
chrysanthenum corsage.
Mrs. Henry Siegel in ietted net was very
1aSnlOnaOly atureQ.
Mrs. Mccartney, grey cheviot street
suit.
Mrs. Joseph Siegel in dainty and becom-
ing dress of heliotrope crepe, with ex-
quisitely embroidered ruf1ies of chiffon and
radiant in diamonds.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs j. G.
Bamberger, Mr. and Mrs H. Bamberger, Mr.
and Mrs. L. Bamberger, Mr.. and Mrs E.
Kahn, Mr. and Mrs. Freed, Mr. anu Mrs.
a md AI,a Oh, "A
Mrs. A. Cohn, Mr. and Mrs H. Siegel, Mr.
and Mrs j. Moritz, MIR. and Mrs. Mccartney
Mr.. and Mrs. Royle, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Siegel, Mrs. n. T. Ransohoff, Rev. NJ. p.
Jacobson and several others, whose names
were not learned.
Miss Emma Ellerbeck gave q most de-
lightful nigh i've" party on Friday even
ing at her residence, 533 South First West,
the ladies prize being won by Miss Flor
ence Alder and the gentlemeu's prize being
won by Mr.. viii Shell, while the BOBBY
prizes were won by Mrs. George H. Horne
aud Mr.. Wildly Dougali. After the prizes
were awarded refreshments were served
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. George
E. Ellerbeck, MIR. and Mrs. Wash Young,
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Horne, Mr. and
Mrs N, G. X, Felt, Mrs. G. H. Kraft, Miss
Florence Alder, Miss Florence Burton,
Miss Mary Burton, Miss Hills, Miss Maud
Merrill, Miss May Preston, Miss Lizzie
Smith, Miss Priscilla Smith, Miss Ada
Faust, Miss Ada Croxal, Mis- Lucy Van
Colt, Miss Jennie Calder, Mr.. c. r.. John
son, Prof. J. B. Toronto Mr. Henry ia
cobs, Mr.. w. G. Neoeker, MIR. Hyrum
Cartwright, Mr.. Henry Faust, Mr.. Frank
Craft, Mr.. Ezra Stevenson, Mr. Win Wal
lace, Mr.. William Cannon. Mr.. Wildly
Douyall, Mr.. VIII Shell, Mr.. b. L Lion d
MIR. Lyman Burton, Mr. L. .. Hills, ir, and
Mr.. Horace Ellerbeck.
The session of Prof Pfau's cooking
| school is at an end. Husbands, fathers
and brothers may anticipate a completely
revolutionized state of affairs in the culiu-
airy department Of their homes hereafter.
! The graduates will exercise their knowl-
/ edge upon the most eXtrava can't dishes
they have learned, and Will have them per
! fectjon even though they must make sew
eral efforts, and what does the cost amount
| TO when ones palate is tickled by delici-
| GUS Wand. One enthusiast said the other
! day: "Oh, how | do long for Christmas
so can make lots of good things, or if
somebody would get sick. 1 could then
display my accomplishments"
The ladies composing the class signed a
very strong testimonial letter commenda
| tory of the course and the faithfulness of
the professor in his efforts to instruct. He
has several engagements beginning with
the new year, and until that time will re-
main in Salt Lake.
The lecture by Colonel Fairman at Ham.
mond hall, proved him to be not only one
of the most versatile, but most pleasing
| speakers. 1t was liberal education in it.
self to listen to this gifted mar analyze art
and teach its distinctive derivations.
/
The members of the Southern society are
requested to meet on Wednesday, Decem-
Der 2, at the Walker House parlors.
portance will be transacted All members
are urgently requested to respond.
The children of the Twelfth ward sent q
thanksgiving donation TO be distributed
by the Young Ladies' Aid society among
the poor of the city. This contribution
| consisted of q large amount of groceries
and $3.50 in money.
The Misses Anderson entertained Mr.
and Mrs John Scott, Mr.. Hugh Anderson
and Miss Mosher at an elegant Thanks
giving dinner at their home on Fifth South.
under the chaperonage of Miss Thomas.
Mr.. ana Mrs. a. Z. Hecht, of San Fran
cisco. were the guests of Mr.. Joseph Siegel
and wife at the Knutsford during the past
week. Mr.. Hecht is partner in the
largest wool house in the United States.
Miss Topsy Bishop will soon return to
Butte, Mont, to be bridesmaid of Miss
Emma Irvine, who is shortly to De married
to Judge Welcome. After few weeks,
stay she will return to Salt Lake
The Young Ladies' Aid Society took in
at its ball, sS2S.00, and expended
Sl37.00, and the ladies extend thanks TO ali
the people who so kindly and generously
rendered their aid.
Mrs. Trent again entertained the Elmer
son club on Wednesday evening last, when
DR.. Utter discoursed in his most pleasing
style upon Quotations from Shake,
speare."
Prof. Vincent, who for some time has
graced local society and has been guest of
the Knutsford in the meantime, will leave
for Europe in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson, who have been