The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-10

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Crackers.
Tomato Salad. Shrimp Salad. Olives.
Ice Cream. Cakes.
Seventy-fve invitations in rhyme were
sent out last Thursday by the Misses
Sherman to a o'clock tea, that to the
girls ran SIS follows:
You must come every one
Brimming over with fun
TO take tea
With poor me,
Just at five,
And when the bright sun
To go down has begun
Come the boys,
The girls JOY,
Gay ana blithe.
and this to the boys:
just at seven.
And il you come when say
In the cool OF the day
You will ind with me one
Whom you most wish to see,
Thus making it almost heaven
The grounds were lighted with Japanese
lanterns of varied colors, which gave a
pretty brightness to the scene between the
hour of sunset and the rising OF the moon.
The evening was lovely and the young
ladies on arriving had tea on the lawn,
where the tables were spread, and at Z as
the gentlemen arrived cards tied with
dainty pink. blue and white ribbons, on
which portions of nursery rhymes such as
did you ever see such q strife in your
life'' Little 30 Peep has lost his Sheep
were handed the young ladies to choose
from and they Immediately went hunting
among the gentlemen to find the close OF
the verse. il being then her pleasure to
wait upon him at tea.
A few of the invitation answers, picked
out at random, are these:
IT, YOU like Flora McFlimsey,
I'd nothing TO wear,
could moi then come TO your tea,
But it not being so
TO take tea will go,
Just at five, as you say, with poor me-"
EDN< q. COIN.
So happy iii be
With you TO take tea
scarce can cOntrive
To wait until five:
Ill enjoy every minute
If the dear boys are in it,
How lovely OF YOU
To remember them too:
/ have laid out my best,
I'll be charmingly dressed,
So look out for me
CARRIE WILLIAMS.
We are very sorry 10 say
That business has called away
One. who at your evening tea.
We are sure won gladly be.
But two of the trio yet remain,
Whom you will surely see
II nothing there is to detain.
At Thursday evening" tea.
bURKEsvLLE.
Your invitation accept
And you al may me expect;
My brother Bob at viii be-
AS surely present you 10 see.
RUTH STEVENSON.
Great pleasure twill be
With thee to take tea
On Thursday at
Permitting kind heaven;
And hope they'll all feel
AS gay as Chris Dienl
When he comes through the fence
VIII the rest OF the gents.
Oh yesl / shall come,
] shall surely be there,
With smile on my face
And large contonnisre,
To take tea with you both
just at Z.
And meet the fair one
Who will make it Ike heaven.
ALMA KATE
oh yes. / shall come.
Ana viii promptly arrive
To take tea with you both
Tomorrow at five.
EMILY KATE.
Lack Of space prevents US giving more.
The invited guests were. Misses Alff,
Park, Bailey, Sfenchheld, Katz, 1iernan,
McKimmin, Chandler, Groo, Young,
Stephenson, Roundy, Florence. Roundv,
Hardy, Thorn, Maud Thorn, Burke, Hoge.
Lowe, Geneva Jennings, Coin, Paul. Dun
ford, Williams, Lynn, james, Thomas,
Palmer, StaIey, Bishop, Bessie Sprague,
and Ora Hardness; Messrs. Dlnwoodey,
Katz, Mccormick, Game, Romney, Miles,
Diehl. Stephenson, Earknes, Varisn, Wal
lace, Zane, Baily, Taylor, Park, Bishop,
Glendenning Reid. Burk, Allen and May
Smith, Will Gray, Mckay, Nye, Win
Wslter. Ford, Smedley and Dean Lyman.
A delicious menu was served, and there
was lots OF fun in the serving, the people
at the close of the evening voting the en-
tertainment the most delightful Of all the
season.
The garden party given By the ladies on
the handsome lawn of MIR. M. Hirschman
for the benefit of the Hebrew Benevolent
society was q brilliant aud charming scene.
Japanese lanterns hung from every tree
and lamps here and there added d delight
full voriety, excellent music and fine floor
gave the dancing inspiration, lending
feathery lightness TO the feet and Joyous
ness TO the hearts of those present Dur
ing the intermission OF the dances, ices and
cakes were handed by the gracious ladies.
Over two hundred couples we're present. so
there was a goodly sum realized for the
noble cause. Mesdames j. Hamburger.
Herr, H. Bank erger, Lachman, S. Simon
and Mrs. Oberndorfer, the committee of
arrangements, deserve the heartieat thanks
for their successful efforts.
4 On Friday evening Miss Edna Wells
/ gave . very beautiful reception at her