The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-15

served. There is no more delightful way
of entertaining than this. both for guest
and hostess, and it is the mode usually
chosen by old fsmilies. The guests
Mrs. BeIden, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. RoyIe
Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Woodward, Mrs
Daggett, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Dart, Misses
Wallace and Boyle.
A o'clock dinner is to be given to the
Howels club at ST. Paul's Episcopal par
sonage, May 20, by the Ladies' Guild.
A coffee klatche was given by the ladies
of the Congregational church Saturday
afternoon between the hours OF and 6
o'clock at the new parsonage; 1t was well
attended, and most decided social sue
cess, the bright, beautiful and commodious
rooms being constantly filled with bright
women and fluent takers.
The wedding of Miss Mamma Edwards
and Mr.. John A. Shettle, Wednesday, was
very beautiful affair. The lovely bride
was gowned In richest bangaline of purest
white, made in exquisite simplicity, the
veil being secured TO the hair by jesamine,
falling in unbroken folds to the feet. H err
6oquet was BRIDES roses and she
presented a fair vision of love
illness as she stood beneath the mar
riage bell of apple blossoms to solemnly
plight betroth. The Misses Mofit, with
Mr.. Shettle, brother of the groom, and Mr.
Popp were the attendants. The young
ladies wore creSm silks and carried one 8
bouquet of pink roses, and the other yellow
roses. An exceedingly interesting feature
was that pupil of Miss Edwards PLAYED
the wedding march a royal banquet was
partaken of and the happy pair left for
their new home.
The present is the time when stretching
parties are formed by art students and
when easels, camp stools and big, pictur-
esque-looking hats receive general etten-
! ton. The sketching parties to park and
suburbs are the delight of art followers OF
! both sexes. And 1T is whispered strongly
! that Cupid hoyers dangerously near in
these excursions of the pencil and brush,
which seem just made for the arrows of the
golden-haired little god. So as art is look,
ing up in Salt Lake city, we look for big re.
suits this fall in more ways than one.
Isn't it good thing that the fashion OF
women kissing each other has gone out! II
was du avn VI DOr6 lOr Tue reserved woman
to have To be seized and kissed and kiss in
return her lady caller or the one on whom
she called. If she didn't it was considered
q lack of friendship, and serious rupture
would occur if the cordial greeting was not
given. Now not even dear friends are
obliged to undergo the ordeal, and it's 6
boon to all that the swift little hand clasI
has taken the place of the once gushing
kiss. 1t was senseless proceeding and its
adjustment shows an advance.
The young ladies OF the Fourteenth ware
choir plotted together and after some
spirited management arranged an excellent
programme for party, which took place
last Wednesday evening. IL had been go
up more as a surprise or their beloved
choir leader, Thomas Butler, as a mark o.
esteem for his interchangeable services tt
them, and to show how substantially they
intended to do it, they presented him witt
an elegant pair of pictures. The pro
gramme consisted of speeches, songs anC
recitations. II would take up too muci
space to itemise each one. Suffice it L
say they were all given liz most excellen
style, more especially the speeches, which
came from the heart, showing the goot
feelings of everyone in the assembly Tn
affair will be an event long remembered b,
all those who participated in it.