The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-19

The four seasons. Salt, pepper, spice
ana mustard.
Companions of the bath. Towel, soap and
sponge.
The herald of dawn. Rooster.
The peace maker. Scissors.
Relics of the old masters Bunch of
switches.
Maid OF Orleans Molasses candy.
Bust of boy. a boys pants with a
hole IN seat
A drive through the woods Two pieces
OF wood pierced by q nail.
Music in the air. Sheets of music hung
on chandelier.
Things to adore. Hinges and locks.
The horse fair. Oats and corn.
fearful subjects. Onions.
View of Cologne. Bottle cologne sus-
pended in room.
Paradise on earth. A pair OF dice on
some earth.
A perfect foot. 12-inch measure.
Deserted home. Empty birds nest.
A swimming match. A match floating in
water
A woman's terror. mouse.
Staff of life. A loaf of bread.
Darkey dance A hoe down.
The shippers retreat. Piece of cheese.
Fireside companions. Shovel, tongs and
poker.
A bachelors consolation. Pipe.
Weary travellers around camp fire. Old
shoes around BOTTLE of camphor.
The grub that makes the butterfly. But
ter cakes.
Bonaparte crossing the Rhine A bone
lying across bacon rhind.
A commentator on the acts. A potato on
an ak.
The common informer. a clock.
The birth place Of Burns. Smoothing
iron.
The house the colonel lived in. Shell OF
walnut.
The ladies' prize was white gauze fan
won by Mrs. Dininny. The gentleman's, q
Worcester cup and saucer, by DR.. Vincent.
The invited guess were Mesdames Want
land, Evans, Hall, Kinkead, Douglas,
Bache, McGurrin, A. c. Ewing, Bsscom,
Vincent. Messrs. Mainland, Evans, DIR.
Hall, Messrs. Kinkead. Dininny, Bsche,
McGurrin, Woodruff, Dr. Douglas, DR.. A.
| c. Ewing, DR.. Bascom.
A Kensington tea was given by Mrs. D.
G. Dunbar Thursday at o'clock. Forty
invitations were issued, and but few re-
grets were received. The hall and rooms
were handsomely decorated with palms ano
cut flowers Of yellow roses, sweet peas anC
red carnations Delicious refreshments
were served at small tables and converse
ton, with that most fascinating Of occupa
tons. Kensington embroidering, the pas
time of royalty, filed the remaining hours
a most enjoyable afternoon was passed.
The engagement of Miss Louise Ander
son, which has been announced, TO Mr.
Marcus Dennis Russell of Troy, New
York, has created much interest among The
elite of Salt Lake, where the charming
young lady is so universally admired fol
her many accomplishments. She IS one o.
the most popular bellies who has ever helC
court in our delightful city and has Away:
been regarded among her coterie of ad
mirers, both among the ladies and gentle
men, as being girl of surprisingly dis.
tingue appearance and whom it was
pleasure always to greet. She may be as
sured OF q most royal welcome upon hel
native heath when she shall honor US with
her presence. We dislike to lose one VIII,
has made herself so dear to us, but con
graduate Troy society upon the acQuisi
tion.
Cards are out announcing the marriag
of Miss Blanche Viola Smith, daughter o
Judge and Mrs. Arthur A. Smith of Gales
burg, H., to Mr. Ira Hudson Lewis O
Lake Park. The marriage will take plac
Thursday, juno 80, in the evening, a
church in Galesburg Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
will be al home to their friends afte
August l, at 26l South Main street.
Mr. James Hamilton, prominent bust
ness man Of Butte, was married last even
ing TO Miss Cloey vogel, also Of Butte
Rev. w. M. Lane performed the marriag
ceremony. Miss Lizzie Vogel, sister of tn
bride, and Mr. w. Lee Bishop were the al
tendats, the wedding being q quiet one
with only relatives and intimate friend
present.
Miss Lizzie Young, the daughter of Dr.
S. b. Young, will be married Wednesday
June ., at Logan, to MIR. NJ. d. Wells, so
of Daniel H. Wells. A reception to rels
tives only will be given Friday night q
the home Of the bride. Miss Young is
charming young girl, with sweet, shy mar
ners. The good wishes of host of friend
go with the happy couple.
/ Mrs J. z. Grants Invitations are out 10
high five Tuesday June p, at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Dart gave an informa
though very delightful luncheon on Frida
at o'clock. The ladies present were mos
congenial, among them Mrs. R. L. Scar
nell, Mrs. Sells and her sister Mrs. Shorl
Mrs. Parmelee, Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. c. L
Allen. Mrs Battev, Mrs. Vincent, Mrs
Sprsgue. Mrs. Hoyt Sherman. A yer
palitable menu was daintily served.
Miss Lewis of Ogden has been visitin
Miss Ford, and during her stay an i'm
promptu card party was given her. whic
proved a very enjoyable affair.
The girls of the "Sewrosis club" an
) their friends had very pleasant socis
evening at the residence of Miss Lea
Dunford, corner West Temple an
Eleventh South last evening.
Mr. Edward B. Fluke aud Miss Edn
Boom, well known in the city. will EN-
bark on the sea of matrimony. at the res
dence OF the BRIDES parents. % West FIT
South. on next Tuesday. and their man
friends will wish them godspeed and Ion
life and happiness
? A most pleasant and delightful entertain
ment was given on Thursday at the res