The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-10
TIE SOCIAL REALM
Echoes of a Delightful and FASH
iOnabIy Attended Musicale.
wEDDIHe BELLS AT GALEsBURG
High Five at Fort Douglas-A Poetical Party
Lawn Feteu and Other Entertain
menu-Society Personals, Etc.

July has come with its long, hot days,
and some few are leaving simply. one must
conclude, to crafty the spirit Of change
which seems 70 be part and parcel Of the
American character. For where could
more glorious summer rest be found than
here. where cool nights invigorste and the
shadow Of these great and beautiful trees
bring peaces
The musicale given by Prof. and Mrs. H.
S. Krouse st their delightful home on
Wednesday last was in honor Of MIR. ]. I.
Harwood, our talented artist, and his most
estimaDle wife, who have lately returned
from Paris, where the former met with
unusual success, having his picture at the
salon hung on level with the eye. com
pliment rarely accorded an American
artist. Prof and Mrs Krouse sue
ceeded in assembling q most bril-
Liant gathering of the genius and
culture Of Salt Lake. They were
assisted in receiving their guests
by Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. Dallin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. L. A. Culmer, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Browning and Mr.. aud Mrs. Klpkead.
The programme was exceptionally in
teresting. it being arranged by the pro
lessor. The selections we're as follows:
Duet. piano--.,Chasse LIE Lion Rolling
Miss Naomi Conklin and Mr. krouse.
Mr.. George D. Piper.
Vocal-"The Dawn ------------ Melollotti
Miss Tiliie Philips. .
Mr. W E. weihe.
Contraibo Aria -------------- DOW
Miss Helen Shearman.
Duet-"Night' M elollottl
Miss Hawley and Mr.. Piper.
Nocal-'.I Gaze on The Maidens ------. khnger
Miss Iennie HawleY.
Acc0mpanist, M. II. S. krouse.
All were especially well rendered and
thoroughly enjoyed by those present 1t is
rare that three such charming contraltos
the abundant talent in our western city.
Mr.. Pyper's voice is full Of pathos, and
never fails to find its way TO every heart.
Professors Weihe and krouse are mas
tiers of their respective instruments and
are always a rich treat 70 the educated ear
and appreciative taste. Miss Naomi Ionk
I'm did we'll in her number, showing con-
acientious work and good training.
At the close Of the programme gay con-
versation and admiration Of Mrs. Krouses
paintings held the attention while delicious
Refreshments were served.
The list Of guests besides those already
named were DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Ewing,
DIR. and Mrs. STANDARD, DR.. and Mrs. Hall,
Mesdames Mccormick, Mckaskell, Zane,
Amy, Parker, L. H. Farnsworth, Phillips,
Gemmel, MIR. and Mira. Francis @. Gilds,
Rev. and Mrs. Norris, DR.. and Mrs.
Pinkerton, MIR. and Mrs Glen Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. Lippman, Mr.. and Mrs Garrett
Dr. and Miss Foster. Mr.. and Miss Groes-
beck, MIR. and Mrs. L. Cohn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Evens, Mr.. and Mrs. Weber, Mrs. and
Miss Katy Mr.. and Mrs. Hanauer, and the
Misses Hauauer, Mrs. Sleeves, Mrs. +.
Clawson, Mrs. Trufant, Mrs. Morane
Gray, and the Misses Richards, Cohn, An
cerson, Conklin, Wells, Sears, Browne,
Washburn and Gilmore Messers. H. G.
Whitney, Bryant Wells. II. r. Browne
and +. A. Zane.
A notable and very elegant wedding
was that at Gslesburg, H., of Miss Blanche
Viola Smith, daughter OF Judge snd Mrs.
A. A. Smith Of that place TO Mr.. Ira Hud-
son Lewis Of Salt Lake. IL was an occa-
nion OF deep interest to q wide circle Of
friends, many Of whom reside ia this city,
and was soimenized in the frat Congrega-
tlonal church, the Episcopal cere-
mony being impressively performed
BY the Rev. H. A. Bushnele
The church was exouisitely dec
Grated with choicest blossoms Of marguer-
ties, lilies, fuchias and the fragrant elder,
at which the Queenly roses nodded in ami
cable rivalry. The skilled hands and low
inc hearts Of friends were prompted TO
their finest effort and succeeded in produc-
ing q scene Of rare loVliness
About two hundred and fifty guests,
representing the more Intimate friends Of
the family were gathered in the church TO
witness the ceremony.
The ushers were Mr.. E. A. Bancroft.
Chicago; Mr.. II. L. Kellogg, MIR. L. II.
Jeilif and Mr.. Frank Matesop. Some
lovely selections we're played until the ar
rival Of the bridal party, when the
familiar strains OF Lohnnengrin's
wedding march were given The
bride. according TO the local papers, looked
lovely In her gown Of white satin and bro
cade en- trRine, with veil Of tulle falling to
the feet she carried a large cluster of
white roses The bridesmaids and organ
isl wore souvenir gold pins favors OF the
bride. Al the close OF the service the bril-
dai party proceeded to the home OF the
bride where q reception was held. A large
number of very elegant presents were re-
ceived from the friends Of both bride and
groom. kilograms OF congrRtulation from
Gil quarters were sent them
Among the letters received were those
from Judge and Mrs. Goodwin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Theron Geddis, Mr.. and Mrs C. Z.
Dallin. Mrs Anna D. Thrall, Salt Lake
city. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Lewis. Durango,
Col, and many others.
The kilograms were from Mr.. Q. r. Jud-
son, Topeka, Kan; Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.
Jones. ashland. Wis. James L. FRAZER,
W. Ford. Salt Lake city; Lieutenant s.
G. Mills. Fort Sully. 5. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis left for Chicago and
Colorado. where they will visit before re-
turning 10 Salt Lake. They are expected
o.