The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-25
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and Ben Romney.
Box E was filed by the following inter-
ested spectators: Mesdames Simon and
Jacob Bamberger, Mr.. and Mrs. Obern-
dorfer, Miss Eisman and Mr.. Hanaur.
Mrs. Gurnsey gave very delightful
luncheon on Thursday at l O'Clock, to
Mrs. William Reed and Mrs. Gutenberg
of San Francisco These ladies have
many old friends here who have made
their visit great pleasure. The luncheon
was a very pretty affair. The flowers
used were white carnations and roses.
Friday, June %, Mr.. and Mrs. John N.
Pike of lis Centre street, invited about
sixty of their friends in to celebrate their
twenty fifth anniversary.
The house was sweet with the perfume
of roses, the supper was unsurpassed,
the presents sent in by friends were SUI
perb, and the evening one of thorough
enjoyment. Mr.. and Mrs. Pike would
scarcely be accredited OF twenty i've years
OF married life, so young do they look.
The following were some of those
present Bishop Isaac Barton and Mrs.
Barton, MIR. and Mrs. Alexander Ed
ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Derbidge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Il. Dean, Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Perks. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Kinnersley, Mr.. aud Mrs. Ander-
son, Mr.. ana Mrs. Edwards, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Rawlings, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Rawlings, Mrs. Maria Rawlings,
Mr. and Mrs. William Rawlings, Mr..
and Mrs. Tester, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Rawlings, Mr.. Charles Anderson, Miss
DruscIlla Smith, Miss Matte Martin,
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Pike, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph H. Ridges, Mrs. Emiline
Young and daughter.
A wedding of note this week was that
of Miss Mary Burton, daughter of Gen.
eral and Mrs. &. T. Burton, and Mr.. Ezra
The marriage was at noon,
as the English have it, and in the Salt
Lake temple, Thursday, June %. The
followed in the evening at the
residence of the BRIDES parents.
The rooms were deliberately decorated
with roses and orange blossoms. In every
space that taste could suggest was this
queen of flowers clustered.
About one hundred guests were present,
being relatives alone and the members of
the Shakespeare club, of which both
bride and groom were members.
The bride, tall and graceful blonde,
was gowned in an ivory tinted India silk
made short, bodice high and sleeves long.
The garniture was blonde lace of an ex-
quisite pattern. a rosebud rested in the
hair and cluster was at the corsage and
in her hand.
General, Mrs. and Miss Burton received
the guests most graciously.
The presents we're rich and rare, COM
prising silver, cut glass, china, and all
that adds to the comfort and delight of a
young girl just entering her new home.
A very elegant bridal supper was served.
The happy pair have the good wishes of
host OF friends,
After the graduating exercises at St.
Mary's on Wednesday last, Mrs. Edgar
F. Bonnemort invited the graduates and
sisters to lawn fete TO honor the occa-
sion, her daughter, Miss L, Ferguson,
the lawn presented the loveliest appear
ance; the young girls in their immaculate
white robes, the tables in snowy damask,
laden with the beautiful floral offerings
received, made scene which music from
their mandolins and guitars greatly en-
HANGED. The daintiest of refreshments
were served at O'Clock. Bishop Scan
Ian and Rev. Father Phelan were
honored guests and delighted spec
tators. Those participating were:
Misses Folsom, McFadden, Blackburn,
Ferguson, Il. McFadden, Rowell, Hoey,
d. Ferguson, Kane, F. Blackburn, Ire
vaille. Buboltz. Keel, Sullivan, Tate,
Gre, n GallagheT' nHally, r WEIGH,
Latiitte, Coburn, Burke, A. Smith, Will
liams, o'Malley, Donnellan, G. Fer
guson, Williamson, Junquist, Hodges,
NJ. and n. Bonnemort,. Apologize,
Lynch, Noble, Larkins, Irwin, Fisher,
Moore, Marriott.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Gentsch gave a
lawn party to their two little ones, Gussie
aged years, and Walter, aged z years,
on Thursday from O'Clock to 8. Fifty
tots OF those years had as merry a time as
merry could be playing their exciting
games and frolicing on the green. There
were tubs of roses to deck the little
kindergarten tables and make them as
beautiful as only roses can.
Mrs. Gentsch was assisted in the enter
tainment of the children, by the Misses
Nellie Dooly, Stella Salisbury, Louise
Richards and Matte Kimball who
evldentally knew just what delights dear
little hearts.
No prettier sights is there than to wit
ness the happiness of childhood. They
all sat down to the tables ready and eager
for the "goodies'' prepared for them.
when justice was done these they, OF their
own accord. began the making of
boquets of the lovely roses, and with the
boxes of candy, they also carried home
the lovely flowers.
Those who were present were: Howard
and Duncan Robertson, Jack Gilmer,
Paul Davis, Harry and Sarah Jessen,
Ruth, Ethel and John Dooly, Hattie
Goliath, Mary Marshal, Blaine Sails
bury, Scott Kimball, Clarence Bam-
berger, Alice Goodwin, Alice, Vida and
Lilly Richards, Margie and Warde Glen
DINING: Helen Bamberger, Louie and Eta
Hadra, Henrica Wallace, Erma and Ger
aid Simon, Sam and Paul Williams, Scott
and Ethel Lynn, Yerney Earls. Ionic
Luce, Marion Allen, Ella Louise Dean.
Ralph Nelden, Albert and Genevie Nc
Cornick, Bessie, Mildred and Baby Nc
Millen.
One of the largest and most delightful.
social gatherings of the season was the
party given by Miss Libbie Brockbans
last Friday evening at her lovely country
home in Big Cottonwood. The spaciou:
grounds were brilliantly lighted with
Chinese lanterns, and the guests tripped
the s'light fantastic till the sswee sma'
hours" of morning. Dainty refresh
ments were served, and the company
separated declaring Miss Brockbank q
most charming hostess. The following
were among the guests present: Misses
Mary Brixen, Birdie Dryer, Ellie Nc
Allister, Mile Shelmerdine, Clair Fer
guson, Carrie Nichols, Amy Walker
Raleigh, Trumbo, Lizzie and Nellie
Folsom, Allie Bowring, Sanders, Hook
and Bitner. Messrs. w. e. Hubbard
John Walker, A. Taysum, T. Raybould.
A. Meears. E. Tippens, Trumbo. Price