The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-26

Miss Mamie Sharp to her young friends.
There were fifty invitations issued, and
the handsome home presented an attrac-
tive appearance, with its joyous throng,
pretty gowns and bright lights. There
was no end OF fun when the auction be-
| gan, and the hours passed all too quickly.
Most tempting refreshments were served
at the close of the evening. A list of the
guests follows: Lucille Jennings, Seada
Rankins, Hattie Jennings, Hattie Young,
Claire Young, Gertrude Felt, Susie
Eldredge, Mamie Eldredge, Grace Dan
mar. Leonore Dannar, Alice Goodwin,
Lucille Taylor, GeniVe Clark, Marjory
Young, Jessie Fox, Annette Ferguson,
Lily Richards, Elmer Young, Ada Young,
Elsie Ritter, jasmine Young, Flossie
jennings, Louise Jennings, Effie Rowe,
May Thomas, John Sharp, Hebe Sharp,
Joe Sharp, King Williams, Sharp, Will
iams, Albian Game, Hooper Dunbar,
Harold Eidredge, Guy Eldredge, Herman
Schettler, Frank Young, Lawrence Fox,
Ralph Richards, Verney Bennett, Lee
Young, Shirley WebDer and LIE Grande
Young.
Mrs. W. j. Lynch entertained a party
of young people on Thursday evening at
high five in a most delightful manner.
Two prizes were offered, the ladies prize
being won by Mrs. Crismon and the
gentleman's by Mr.. Fred Slade. The
tally cards were beautiful and in the form
OF pansies, with q rose attached.
Refreshments were served at the end of
the game and closed a Jolly evening.
This is list of the guests
Mrs. Crlsmon, the Misses Phyl Lyncn,
Mable Anderson, Eva Evens, Burgoyn !,
Minnie Taylor, May Naylor, Ivy Crls
and Nellie Young The gentlemen were
Messrs. Sharp Walker, Charles Heron,
Joe Taylor, Fred Slade Frank Groesbeck,
Hardy Lynch, J. Montgomery, Evens and
G. e. Stanton.
A pretty little home wedding was that
of Miss Nell Watson and Mr.. j. w. Cur
RE. The ceremony took place at So'clock
Wednesday evening in the presence only
Of relatives and near friends. The bride
looked charming in her lovely gown of
corn colored silk, relieved by dainty lace
and loose cluster of white roses.
The presents received were numerous,
rich and very artistic, and the happy pair
were the recipients of hearty congratula-
tions and earnest wishes for their future
happiness.
Mrs. George A. Snow gave birthday
party last evening to her little six-year-
old daughter, and the pretty brown eyes
OF mammals pet" Luvera, sparkled
and danced at the mere mention of it for
full ten days in advance OF the happy
event. A table and chairs Just high
enough were made, and so was the Elm
porUant' cake with Just six candles to
twinkle and burn: then the lucky cakes
which were tied with bright ribbons
and placed within reach of each
dear little tot, for the prize that
one of them contained was wanted by
each person present. "ElephantD was
played and she or he who came nearest
putting the trunk at the right place re-
ceived the first prize, dainty china cup
and saucer. The consolation, an Easter
greeting, was a small basket filed with
little eggs.
The prizes for the bean bag game were,
first, cut glass bottle of perfume; Sec
ond, an Easter egg, decorated.
Misses Olive jennings and Louise
Odell were quite successful in their
efforts. to entertain the little ones
The names OF the guests were: Scott
and Vera Lynn, Florence Benair Grant,
Laura, Heroid, Willie and Scott Bird,
Elenora Prout, HELEN Young, Georgia
Barratt, Nellie and Charlie Rice, Eva,
Cora and Lille Snow, Ethel and Fair
Young, Jene Odell, Laura Alton and
/ Athol Rawlins.
A pleasant card party was given on the
18th by Mrs. Ct. A. Snow to number OF
friends and neighbors. 1t was informal
and altogether enjoyable. The contest