The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-02-19

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The progressive pink german" given
at the home Of Miss Mccormick last
Thursday evening, and which terminated
a series OF three that had been given by
the Misses Hardness, Rookledge, Nc
Intosh and Mccormick, was a brilliant
success. The elegant house was beau
tifully decorated in pink roses and smilax.
The lights were effectively diffused
through pink shades and the favors were
valentines, and pink silk heart shaped
cards. tied liz true lover knots, with ar
row and other appropriate designs
stuck through them, and the daintiest OF
pink China cups and saucers. Some OF
the guests wore pink and the effect OF 1t
all was indescribably lovely, and an OBJ
server goes away with the conviction IN
his mind firmer than ever that Salt Lake
can boast of having some very beautiful
fyirIs and one or two handsome men, lUhe
latter. by the way, are not SO few ana 1ar
between as that remark might IMPLY
Mr.. BrastOW was the leader, and very
efficient one he proved to be, as several
new and intricate figures were lntro-
duced. Among the dancers were the
Misses Ora Hardness, Mamie Woodward
Noble. Jessie Aft and Louise Anderson.
The gentlemen were Messrs. Field, Pavey,
Holland. Noble, Walker, Bldwell, ives
tervelt, Zane, Smith, Lawrence, hook-
ledge. Kerr and BrastoW. Among the
spectators were Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Fox,
Mrs. s. e. Walker, Mrs. Lieutenant Iur-
uer. Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Robertson, MISS
Fox. Mrs. Hardness, Mrs. Mcintosh,
Mrs. Brastcv and the Misses Sprague and
Woodward, Mr.. Scott, Mr.. Wallace, Mr..
Reid. Mr.. Pollock, Mr.. Holden, Mr..
Wicks and MIR. Van Yechten.
The wedding of Miss Hawley and Mr..
Woodrow, which took place last Wednes-
dav night was noticeable for its exquisite
taste and simplicity. The dear little
home was SO beautifully decorated in
choice cut flowers and potted plants. In
the parlor. over and up the sides of the
folding doors, were running vines OF sml-
lax. into which was interviewer, at The
inches. red and white carnations. over
the arch. under which stood the bridal
pair. were hyacinths and Easter lilies,
q rare and beautiful combination. On
ti1e nantel were fragrant eXotics and
On the piano and escretoire were tea
roses Of white and pink, whose door
nermeated the whole house. The chande-
Tiers were also entWined with the grace
fnl smilax, The dining room,
which in itself was reminiscent
of one of Watteau's pictures on porcelain,
was enough to delight the eye of con-
noisseur. On and under the mantle were
NOTED plants. and hyacinths, oegonlas
nrimroses and tea roses peeped out at one
in such a way as il to bid one s'Wel-
Gomez The table glistened with cut
class and dainty china, and the snowy
damask, with its handsome doylies, wa:
2 fitting background for the boquets q
tea and jacquinenot roses, tied VIII
white satin bands, and which were placed
at opposite diagonal corners. The center
niece of roses. around which trailec
epiilax. was placed on mirror whose re-
Elections produced a beautiful effect
The bridal cakes, decorated with Je'
roses. were so pretty that they didn'
look as though they belonged In the cate
cory OF subgtantials. Truly everythln!
was "As merry as a marriage bell" ant
the guests. OF whom the following is
list. INDIE and Mrs Bennett, Mr.. AM
Mrs, Mccormick, Dr. and Mrs. Pinker
ton. Messrs. J. McGregor and j. Thomp
son. tarried not long after congratulate
had been offered and the health OF br1d
and groom had been drunk
THE bride was bewitchingly gowned i
a modish green silk which set on to ad
VANTAGE her unusual beauty, and tn
groom was atUired in the regulation dres
suit.
Among several handsome presents iron
the groom was diamond sta1
which can be worn as hair ornament Q
nendant. Again The HERALD repeats II
wishes for a long life Of happiness an
prosperity.
A quiet but very elegant wedding We
that OF Mr.. j. J. Farrell and Miss Sara
z. Whiteman, which occurred on Tues
dav evening at the newly furnished resi-
dence OF the couple, 55S South Secon
East street. The ceremony was pei
formed by Bishop Seaman OF the CatnoIl
church. The bride looked lovely IN
dress of white silk, trimmed with poiI
Iace. ornanaented with a profuslon
;essanaines and sparkling diamonds. 81
Los attended by Miss Sarah Hepwort
and the proon's best man was MI
Tonn Oulllan. The guests present wei
MIR. and Mrs. W. j. kllleen, Mr'
Mulch, Miss Hepworth, Miss Towe
Mr. W. Il. Monahan, Mr.. and Mr.
Tarc nv Lawrence Matson and Mr.. "
7. o. Mahony.
simmer was served at 1890 O'Clock
ELEGANT style. The table was beautiful
.3ecorated with choice flowers. The heali
Of the young couple, and other sultao
toasfs were drunk, and the remainder
the evening and goodly portion OF u
night was spent in dancing Miss lowe
rrfo is an accomplished musician, COZ
tributed greatly to the enjoyment OF ii
Mr.. Farrell is one Of Salt Lakes gu
eessflll business men, and MISS Whlu
man is we'll known and amlable your
ledy. The young couple have the be
wishes OF many friends for long lie
happiness and prosperity.
One of the prettiest valentine parti
aver giyen here was that of Misses Emf
Katz and Alton Young, at the home
Miss KATE last Tuesday night. The gar
-ras bigb five and there were thirteen
bles. which in the eyes of the supersi
lions was equivalent TO throwing defian
IN the very teeth Of misfortune Contra
~ OH nreconceived ideas on the fal
number. the party was social success
and we congratulate the young ladies
4be teaterity they have shown as w
&C +hair achievements IN a social and g
fTetic Wav. After tbs guests arrlV
beautiful and quaint valentines, some
Trbicb were In water cOlOrs. Others In p
80 INK uainted and designed by Nj
Grace Voting and Miss Mary Teasd'
|v5Th the verses in old English type, viii
were very effective, In more ways tn
me were passed TO the guests and
them were deposited in the Temporal