The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-07

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shaking, when ali repaired to the refresh
ment rooms and partook of delicious
coffee and cake, elegantly served.
The elite and representative people OF
every creed were there to wish the couple
God-speed, and to join together to make
the evening delightful remembrance.
Mrs. Thrall received the guests in her
usual winning way, charmingly goWned
in a costume of black silk and Jet and
black lace, cluster of pink roses and a
dainty black gauze fan, that most ele-
CANT finish to a ladies' toilet.
Mr.. Mabry performed an interesting
marriage service Wednesday noon in the
Methodist church. The contracting par
ties were Miss Lucy Deacon of Butte, and
Mr.. Adolph Richter of Michigan. After
the services, which were witnessed by a
a few friends, a handsome wedding break
fast was served at the Manltou. Every
thing delicious which could tempt the
appetite was most elegantly served. The
decorations were exceedingly elegant and
artistic, consisting of horse-shoes of sInI-
lax and roses for each cover; the bride
were of white blossoms and the guests
pink. In the center of the table was
pretty arrangement OF fruits and ferns.
The ladies of the city have determined
to give Prof. Krouse benefit at the
theatre on the 22nd. of May. 1t will un-
doubtediy be splendid success, as the
ladies in charge know so well how to
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executive committee are Mesdames w. G.
M. Silva. Florence Clawson and Jennie
Hawley Woodrow. the Misses Jennie
Winston, Edith Dinwoody, Title Phillips
and several others whose names we have
been unable to learn. They will be ably
assisted by a number of our prominent
citizens.
The committee meets Monday at
O'Clock at Calder's where all other COM
mittees will be announced and a pro-
gramne arranged.
At the Ladies' Literary club on Friday
afternoon Miss o. Leary, a trained nurse
OF St. Mary's Hospital, Brooklyn, gave
very instructive and entertaining talk on
the subject of trained nurses.
She is charming little lady who is en-
thusiastic over her calling and enthused
her listeners. Gentle and modest in de-
meanor, yet thoroughly composed, she
impressed her hearers with confidence in
her unusual aptitude for the work she
had chosen. Miss O'Leary had hoped
there was an opening here in some hospi-
tai and that she would be enabled to form
a class for instruction, but the outlook
seems unfavorabIe.
A pretty wedding OF the week, quiet
and elegant, was that on Sunday last of
Miss May Burnap and Mr.. Charles 7.
Harte. The impressive ceremony was
performed by the Rev. J. B. Thrall,
and at the residence of The BRIDES uncle,
Mr.. j. W. Greenman. MIR. Harte is city
editor of THE HERALD, and Miss Burnap
a great favorite among her many friends.
The bride was most tastefully gowned.
The happy couple left for Colorado
Springs to spend q few days, whittier the
| good wishes of host of friends followed
them. They are again home.
An informal and very delightful affair
was the game of duplicate whist which
Miss Kate Lawrence asked a few friends
to participate in Thursday evening at her
own home.
Three tables were filed with interested
players, and the game went merrily on
until refreshments were served.
Of those present there were the Misses
Mccormick, Zane, Grace and Lucille
Young and Miss Louise Smith of St. Jo-
seph; DR.. Witcher, Messrs. Nye, Glen
dining, Ben Smith and Hampton.
The outing, on May day, of Master
Sydney and Helen Bamberger with their
couuinc ond a favr poirhbo-u woo moot
delightful little affair and the children
had right royal time.
They went to charming resort near
Bountiful, and played their games to
their hearts content. A delicious
such as children can thoroughly appreci-
ate, and they returned in the evening
with happy event stored in their memo
ries to live over again when the year has
fallen into the long past.
The musical party which assemblies
weekly, met on Friday evening at the
coy home of Professor and Mrs. Krouse;
they had most enjoyable time singing
and practicing together, after which con-
versation and delicious refreshments filled
the concluding hours of the evening.
Quite large party start Tuesday, in
special car, for Chicago, that greatest
point of interest. Among them are
Bishop Romney and his daughters, the
Misses Mary and Kate, Bishop and Mrs.
Taylor and Miss Mae Taylor, Mrs. Julia
G. Taylor, Mesdames Zina Young and
Zina Card. Mrs. Emmeline Wells will also
be of this party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole of st. Louis spent
few days in this city last week, en- route
from bridal tour to the coast. While
here they were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. v. Hosick. Mr.. Cole is the general
agent of the P. G. & St. Louis railway.
They were much pleased with the city and
will probably return ere long.
Mrs. Henry Goldberg and her daughter,
Miss Rose Goldberg, returned several
days ago from visit to California. and
are now being delightfully."- entertained by
| Mesdames Fred and Louis Simon. They
will remain until Tuesday, then continue
their trip, visiting the Worlds fair and
many eastern resorts. I"
Mrs. A. F. McElroy, mother of Mr.. w.
P. McElroy, the genial purchasing agent
OF the Rio Grande Western Railway com
pany, has returned from her visit in the
east. Mrs. A. L. Pollock, who spent part
of the time with her, is stiIl visiting in
Washington and New York.
Mrs. Thran has consented to give
paper on tsModern Verse, and the Auth
ors OF IT, tomorrow evening in the
school room of the church, when she will
be pleased to see all her acquaintance
and friends; 8 O'Clock is the hour. There