The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-11-26

LIT LAKE HERALD. 81
tide" by Misses Crissie Lawson and
Inez Barrett, whispering Hope" by
Miss L. Langton and Mr.. J. H. Cod
dington, Hear Me, Norma" by Misses
Crissie and Belle Lawson and the SOLO
Song of the Forest" by Mr. Peabody II
being among the numbers most enjoy
ed. The Hill Mandolin and Guitar CLUB |
also rendered sweet music during the
evening The refreshments were elab-
crate and daintily served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Coddington, who, by the way, are
a very youthful looking pair for I
bride and groom OF twenty years
elegant gifts, all in china, OF course
in commemoration of the event.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
la. w. Raybould, Mr.. and Mrs. S. P
Barratt, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram John
son. Mr.. and Mrs F. Penfold, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred ]. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. |
Mock, Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Jones, OF |
Denver, Mr. and Mrs. j. Geoghegan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Langton, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Maxfeld, Mr.. and MIS-.
John Strickley, Mr.. and Mrs. w. p;
Wingate, of Greenville, n. G.. Mr.. ana
Mrs, w. L. Greene, Of Topeka, Kan,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Martin, of In
dianapolis, Mrs A Horne, Mrs. Joseph
Clements, Mrs. j. Lawson, Misses
Crissie Lawson, May Raybould, lnez
Barratt, Nettie Horne, Lille Horne,
Belle Lawson, Della Heath, ANNE
Lawson. Hattie Lawson, Jessie MOCK
Gertie Tucker, Messrs. A. H. Kimball,
! A. H. Peabody, Rev. H. B. Steelman,
L. D. Fullmer, San Francisco, T. H.
Higgins, Frank Lucas, w. Fl. Herman,
| of Rochester, Isaac Clements and E.
Waldo Ward of New York City.
Miss June Sadler and Mr.. Percy
Sadler gave a delightful party on Fri
day evening, dancing being the fea-
ture. The parlor. dining room and
wide hall which were handsomely
decorated with smilax, roses and
chrysanthemums, the color scheme
being pink and white, were used for
dancing and refreshments were served
in one of the large side rooms.
Following are a few of the many
pretty costumes seen: Mrs. Sadler,
black silk with overdress of black
lace; Miss Minnie Sadler, pink crepe;
Miss June Sadler, white India silk
trimmed with white lace founces;
Mrs. Chace, handsome street cos
tune; Miss Phyllis Young, red crepe
du chine; Miss Mary Howat, old blue
crepe trimmed with cream lace; Miss
Margaret Howat, pearl grey crepe
with trimmings Of rose pink ribbon
land silk; Miss Alton Young, mode
lserge trimmed with blue silk and pas
sementerie; Miss Marguerite Richards,
pink and white striped silk with white
lace; Miss Bessie Bacon, cream and
red organdie; Miss Lutte Mcmillan,
lpale pink silk trimmed with white
obi Nav Mcmillan
white India silk; Miss Lee Judd, baby
blue crepe trimmed with brown vel
vet; Miss Eloise Sherman, pale blue
silk with white chiffon; Miss Addie
Zane, white dotted Swiss; Miss Edna
Remington, grey silk.
The guests were Mrs. Chace, Misses
Lutte Mcmillan, Annie May McMil-
Ian, Addie Zane, Marguerite Richards,
Alton Young, Lee Judd, Eloise Sher-
man, Louise Odell, Fannie Bird, Bessie
Bacon, Bertha Bishop, Irma Alff,
Mary Howat, Margaret Howat, Edna
Remington, Messrs. Levy, Salisbury
Gilmer, Jay Gilmer, Milton Miles, Bert
Lawrence, Kent Smith, Dana Smith,
Art Bailey, Frank Teasdel, James
Young, Roy Hampton, Frank Sven
son, Fred Odell, Tod Goodwin, Charlie
Lawrence and many others.
l The engagement of Mrs. Luella c.
Young and Mr. Nat Brigham has been
announced. Mrs. Young is a lady
whose many charms have endeared her
to large circle of friends and Mr.
+ Brigham is well and favorably known
in the business, political and society
circles Of this city, as well as the east.
I The hackneyed phrase, "a suitable
match" is most applicable in this case.
9 Some friends of the family were
pleasantly entertained at the home of
Mr.. H. S. Young on Friday.
. At an impromptu but pleasant high
: : five party given by Mrs. w. R. Wal
! lace in compliment to her sister, Miss
V Sadie McChrystal. and brother, Mas
Il ter Alex McChrystal, the following
: were present: Misses Bessie and Jane
:. Mcintyre, Goldie, Stella and Ivy Dix
: Lulu Short, Sylvia Cohn, Leta McMil-
:. ian. Ruth Palmer, Josie Katz, Mabel
l Wallace, and Masters VIII, Rob and
d Bert Tiernan, Edwin Thorn, Walter
6 Wallace, Everett Williamson, Theodore
q Mack, Andy Mack and Jesse Brown.
The Octum club was entertained Fri
s day evening by Miss Minnie Margetts
i First prizes at high five were awarded
l. Miss Minnie Folsom and Mr.. George
e Trumbo, BOBBY prizes to Miss Sadie
u
t; All communications for this depart
L ment should reach the Office by moor
e lon Saturday. A half dozen communi
{, cations were crowded out this weel
% because they were sent too late TO
- publication.
y Another engagement of much intel
h est in society is that Of Miss Ivy Claw
k son, the charming daughter of Bishol
= and Mrs. Hiram B. Clawson. The
.: happy man is Mr.. Oliver Greene.
( The football game to be given TO
ID the benefit of the Young Ladies Ait
society on Thursday afternoon, will
ID take place at the exposition grounds
IS instead of Fort Douglas as was origin
H. ally intended.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Krouse enter
T. tanned Mr.. Theodor Salmon at Dime
v on Friday evening and later gave re
D. ception to some musical friends in hi
e, honor. Some fine musical number
e, were rendered by the host, the guest Q
y honor and others.
r, The guests were DR.. and Mrs. Beattie
II, Miss Nellie Beattie, DR. and Mrs. Sey
'r. mour. Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Woodrow
L. Mr.. and Mrs. Spottswood Kinkeat
X. Mrs. Seymour, Miss Jennie Winston
IL Mr.. c. H Compton and Mr.. Dwigh
r. L. Seymour.
v. The Hebrew Ladies' Relief society
Is. composed of ladies prominent in Jew
IS, ish society, will give a luncheon an