The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-04

l1E IN It's Sitken meSDSss h6I lloWCAo w SiS
bride roses. One jewel alone was worn,
the gift OF the groom. a diamond brace
let. The wedding day was set on Thurs-
day, June /, as it was grandpa" Brig
HAMS birthday, a day held IN loving
remembrance by the family.
The wedding gifts were numerous and
superb. From one of them, splendid
cut crystal bowl of huge proportions. the
punch was served.
On the 6 O'Clock train Mr.. and Mrs.
Burton left for Chicago and the east
where they will visit New York, Phlla-
delphia, Baltimore and Washington.
Returning they will take possession OF
the groom s elegant home.
The BRIDES travelling costume was a
jaunty suit of tan; dress, gloves, shoes
aud hat. A host of good wishes follow
them in their new life.
A very pretty home wedding was that
of Miss Minnie Sears and Mr.. James H.
Britain of Houston, Tex.
The ceremony occurred at the brides
mothers, at o. clock, and was performed
by Bishop o. T. Whitney. Mr.. j. Wash
Young, brother-in-law of Miss Sears,
gave the bride away. There were two at
tendants, Miss Maude Needham and John
Sears.
The bride was very handsomely gowned
In an ivory tinted bengaline made prln
cess and trimmed with silver cord. She
carried a cluster of bride roses.
The bridesmaid, Miss 'Neeham, was be-
clmingly costumed in an ecrue crepe.
She carried lovely bouquet OF blossoms.
The wedding supper was handsomely
spread upon the snowiest of damask, and
roses, white carnations and ferns decked
the table most beautifully. There was a
lovely collection OF artistic and elegant
presents.
The happy couple leave shortly FOL
Houston, whittier the best wishes OF q
host OF friends go with them.
A charming little dinner was given Fri.
day evening at Z O'Clock by Mrs. T. B.
Beatty in honor of the Doctor birthday
she had decled her rooms profusely with
white ana pink hawthorn, yellow nastur-
ton, and roses. Those who sat down tc
the delicious dinner prepared for then
were DR.. and Mrs. Plummer, DR.. an6
Mrs. King, Miss Nevada Davis. Mr.
Franklin and Dr.. Silver, the last nance
composed and read an ode to DR.. Beatty
which afforded much amusement.
Mrs. N w. Clayton, of 100 Second
street, gave an excellent luncheon Friday
at O'Clock to the bride and groom, Mr.
and Mrs. Ephraim Gowan, who were
married in the temple Thursday. TIL,
table was beautiful with cut glass, hand
some china and flowers. A center piec,
OF rare loveliness was composed of rec
carnations, white marguerites, pansies ant
smllax. 1t was arranged in rare piec'
OF china in the shape OF a boat. Besid
the bride and groom there were Mrs
King, Miss Clayton, Mr.. George Q
Cannon and Mr.. Tyler Young.
Mrs. Hester Griffith, one OF the leader
OF the White Ribbon brigade of Salt Lake
gave temperance social at her resi-
dence in Darlington place last Thursda,
evening. A large number were present
and thoroughly enjoyed the excelIen
programme prepared, which consisted Q
vocal and instrumental music and read
ings and recitations by Prof. and Mrs
Meakin, Miss Laura lift, Mrs. Rathbon
and Mr.. Raymond. Miss Shaw, fror
Denver, a recent addition to Salt Lake.
musical circle, also gave delightful voca
selection. After the musical and literar
exercises, refreshments were served.
very pleasant musicale was gwen b
Miss Sadie Thomas at her parlors in th
Constitution building last Sunday even
ing in honor OF her visiting brother, Nj
John W. Thomas, a well known druggist
formerly of this city but who has recent
made his home in San Jose, Cal. Owe
. thirty guests responded to the invitation
and were agreeably entertained by sue
musical artists as Agnes Olsen, Lizzi
Thomas, Evan Stephens, Mr.. Dougail
| Mr.. Arthur, Mrs. Hull, Horace Ensign
{ Miss Kate Trumbo and others. MI
Thomas Hull gave some excellent recita
} tions. An elegant luncheon was pre-
| vided and heartily partaken of. Th
| party left at q late hour voting Mis-
| Thomas delightful hostess.
l One OF the most enjoyable events OF tt
week was the tea party given by Mr.
l John Mcdonald, sen., assisted by h,
! daughter, Miss Ella, to few of the
numerous friends at their elegant hon
t Is East Fourth South street. The r,
e freshments were Of the daintiest, ar
s served in the usual hospitable style +,
{. which the hostess is noted. Anon
9 those present were: Mesdames job
/ Clark. Henry P. Richards, W. II. Row
3 r. B. Margetts, John Cartwright, Phi
!. lip Margetts. A. Miner, j. G. McDonal,
d Frank Maree is, G. B. Margetts, Csc
}, Hardy, John Mcdonald, jr., Junius NJ
d Donald, Henry McEwan, A. Hyde, Edr
}, Hyde, Minnie Margetts, Winnie Min
), and Anna Stromberg.
r nTrc y j
party of twenty friends very pleasantly
Il cards on Wednesday evening. After tt
: game was played music and conversatit
J., filled the fast-hying minutes. Light I
9 freshments were served. The invit
), guests We're:
|, John E. Evans, 9i3 Lake street; M
5, and Mrs. W. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs.
!, Cushing, Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Coomt
:. Mr.. and Mrs. w. t. Fletcher, Mr.. al
Mrs. j. E. Wiscomt, Mr.. and Mrs. Wi
5. lam Wiscomb, Mr.. ard Mrs. w. ]
). Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Parry, Mr.. 81
d Mrs. j. W. Squires, Miss Teene Andre
l. Mr.. A. T. Andrew.
Miss Hottie Jennings had some We
good crayon and water color subjects
g exhibition the evening of the closing co
a cert at Rowland hall, and Miss Camn
y Leonard QlSplayed some commendat
n, China painting. The Misses Leda Ra,
- Inns, Lucille and Ethel Eldredge and A
VI mes Wilder also made an excellent sho
/. ing. Their teacher, Miss Taylor, W
r not go home this summer, but will
W main at the school and continue her i
p structions. She and her music would
i greatly missed in our social circles. {
lie pecially as so many of our musicians W
re be away.
10 A very pleasant time was had at t
70 residence of Miss Leila Davis, los STR