The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-26

Ctancnneld, Ruth Stevenson, BeB-
sic Sprague, James, Alton Young, Emily
Katz, Geneva Jennings, Helen and Edna
Shearman, Bertha Carter. Jessie Forbes,
Georgia McKimmins; Messrs- Bailey.
Smedley, Putnsm. Allen, Max Smith,
Taylor. Ford, Parl, Rob Stevenson. Wal
lace, Roberts, Walker, WIN Lawrence.
George Lawrence. Nye. Willie Barnett,
Holland, Sherman, Sprague, Pollock, VIII
lis Mccormick and Frank Zane.
The fete champetre given BY the Presby-
tsrians in the lovely grounds of DR.. Thcrne
was delightful affair and was well at
tended. The committee Of reception ex-
tending hearty welcome TO all, which at
once put visitors at ease. The following
names made up the list: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Pierce, Judge and Mrs. Royle, Mrs.
Cotton, Mr.. and Mira. Terhune ana DR.. Sill
yer.
The grounds in their natural beauty az
forced grand scope for decoration electric
lights had been kindly put in, sn1 were
iirst In briliaincy. Then the head light
threw an immens volume; bus the Jepa-
nese lanterns of varied shades gave the
color. as well as the dim nromantic light,
for the stars had hid themselves: conse-
quently there was no twinkling or wink
ing 10 reward an upward glance, but the
scene below was lovely in the extreme.
The tables. covered with immaculate
damask were adorned by candles in pretty
aud artistic candlesticks while over the
tables were raised canopies of daintiest
colors But the place of greatest attrac-
tion was the bower of evergreen. lighted
from the interior and presided over in the
most winning way by the Misses Thorne.
who disposed of their store of sweets with
ont apparent effort. The fountain Was
transformed into lemonade well. and as
the evening was unusually warm the cool
ing beverage was literally partsken OF.
The wedding reception Of Fred w.
Stauffer and Mamie Leaver held at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents last Thursday
night, was brilliant affair A large tent
was erected adjoining the house capable
of holding an immense crowd, and it was
handsomely decorated with flowers and
evergreens of every description. The
samptuous reptst spread over a table
at which were seated at least forty
persons, was beautifully arranged, and
the great throng of guests partook of the
many delicious things put before them.
The presents were numerous and many OF
them surprisingly beautiful and elaborate
Mr.. Stauffer is well known here and is
gentleman of good reputation in the COM
munity. The bride is the daughter OF
Wm. Leaver, the lumber merchant of this
city, and is q lady OF gracious manners and
intellectual worth whose stately beauty
impresses all who meet her. Mr.. Stauffer
will leave for the east in 3 short time
where he will take up the study OF law.
We wish them success on their journey
through life.
net cd "a oooiofxv of
St. Mary and St. Martha Of st. Mark
cathedral gave pleasant entertainment in
the guild room of the rectory. The pro-
gramme consisted of readings, recitations
and songs. At the close of the literary and
musical parts the audience was asked to
re- assem- BILE in the rectory parlors, where
refreshments awaited them. After this
the young people took possession of the
house and had perfect frolic. The even
ing closed with the Virginia reel, in which
merry dance some Of the older folks joined.
This busy band of workers consists of
the following young girls:
Katie Seddes, Addie Lane Edna Rem
ington, Oracle Jacobs, Gerte Smith, Carol
Young, Louise Putnam, Edna Squires.
Maud Clark, Ella Putnam, Marguerite
Richards, Jennie Smith, Bertha Carter,
Bessie Glendinning, Edith Ireland, Heloise
Sherman, Stella Stanfeld, Katie Williams,
Edith Gage.
A very delightful rose luncheon was
given Thursday at l O'clock by MRS. Gou-
verneur NJ, Forbes. Covers were laid for
twelve. The ladies were all prompt and
sat down to a table decorated most ar
tisticaliy In roses, the chosen flower
-,
up beautifully by the handsome
damask Nothing serves SO admirably to
assist cons ersation as a delicious luncheon
smoothly served, ard as the guests were
brilliant, well acquainted too with a
hostess whose ease Of manner lent an added
charm, the hours passed Delightfully."-. The
invited guests were Mesdames G. A. Lowe
+. j. FABIAN, Y. c. Bailey, Witcher Jones
William Hyde, Cotton, H. d. Ha skins, C.
H. Brink, ]. D. Thompson, Hugh M auldir
and William McCrea.
A Kensington tea was given by Mrs
John Clark and Mrs. Julia Taylor on Tues
day afternoon. About forty guests were
present. The decorations were RED roses
banked upon both mantles. and festooning
the bay window, making a very lovely ap
pearauce as well as adding sweetness Il
embroidery, and as the needles flew in anC
out the merry tongues tried to keep pace
with them. 1t is difficult, too, to tell which
accomplished the most, but undoubtedly
both did well Certain it is that all pro
nounced the entertainment most delight
! full affair The dainty menu was served
on ten small tables and was q most delic
ious repsrst, thoroughly enjoyed by al
present.
Mrs. George Brice of sO7 Park avenue
entertained the ladies of St Pau's Guild
on Wednesday at her delightful home
Everything, decorations and refreshment:
were Of the daintest character, and the
hostess most gracious, sixteen ladies were
present, it being the summer meeting Of
the guild. Roses were the decoration, anC
they will soon be gone. Those present
were Mesdames w. NJ. Lane, S. o. b
Cumings, Wetherby, Gannett, Vollmer
Rood McGile, Stimnton, Miller, Webber
Cooper and Degolyer
Wednesday night was gala occasion a
the theatre for society was out In full forct
to see Mansfield in 'Beau Brumme.I'
Among those present were Mrs. Julia Kim
bali, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Coe Woodruff
Mrs. Marceus Gray, Mr., Mrs and Miss
Cotton, Miss Neva H. Kelly, Miss Amy
Hyde, Lieutenant Brown and bride, Mr.
and Mrs. r. j. Scannell, Miss Ruth Pal
mer, Mr., Mrs. and Miss Wallace, Mis-.
Lille Woodward, DR.. and Mrs. Bascom
and Mrs. Belden, Al PoIlack.
Last Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Charles
Kraft gave a most delightful Keusingtor
tea to nine Of her friends. The house was
profusely decorated with roses. At -;
o'clock most delicious refreshments we're
served, consisting of chicken salad, lettuce,
bread and butter, olives, strawberries and
cake, coffee. The ladies were Mrs. r. NJ
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