The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-15

Mrs. j. 7. Gilmer, Mrs. E. KimbalI,
Mrs. F. s. Walker, Mrs. Trent, Mrs.
Daggett, Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Benjamin
Towndrow, Mrs Egbers Roberts, Mrs.
Thomas Radcliffe, Mrs. Thompson, ST.,
Mrs. P S. Sewers, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs.
Zane, Miss Zane, Mrs. A. G. STANDARD,
Mrs. Wilkes, Mrs. Styer, Mrs. Wood
ward, Miss Woodward, Mrs. Saddler,
Mrs Witcher, Mrs. J. s. Witcher, Mrs.
q. Sells, Mrs. Stout, Miss Crosby, Mrs.
Stevenson, Mrs. NJ. A. Hughes, Mrs. p.
7: Kimball, Mrs Royie, Miss Royle,
Macintosh, Miss Macintosh, Mrs.
Henry Lawrence, Miss Lawrence, Mrs.
Charles Read, Mrs. James A. Lowe,
Mrs. Turner, Mrs. o. K. Lewis, Mrs.
A. e. Maclean, Mrs. Samuel Paul, Mrs.
Q. M. Owen, Mrs Mccormick, Miss Nc
Cornlck, Mrs. o. W. Powers, Mrs. Ogden,
Mrs. =. Marshall, Mrs. w. A. Nelden,
Mrs. J r. Walker, Mrs. Lyman, Mrs.
Belden, Mrs. NJ. G. Fox, Mrs L. L.
Archer, Mrs. r. Alff, Mrs. James Bacon,
Mrs. G. E. Allen, Mrs. A. Z. Smith,
Miss Allen, Mrs. w. c. Bradley, Mrs.
Adams, Mrs. ]. F. Allen, Miss Crawford.
Mrs. G. Z. Annett, Mrs. NJ T. Bailey,
Miss Eaton, Mrs. T. s. Amy, Mrs.
Parker, Mrs. Hugh Anderson, Miss
Anderson, Mrs. 7. b. Beatty, Mrs. Web
ster, Mrs. James Anderson, Mrs. II. d.
Niles, Mrs. J. A. Marshal, Mrs. E. H.
Parsons, Mrs. McCaskell, Mrs. G. L. Rob-
ertson, Mrs. Q. IL. Parsons, Mrs FL. P.
Mason, Mrs. F. w. Norris. Mrs. Thomas
Pierson. Mrs. o. 2. Miles, Mrs. White.
Mrs. Sprague, Miss Sprague, Mrs. Thurs
ton, Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Il. Mauldin,
Miss S. L. Monroe, Mrs. j. B. Thrall,
Mrs. W. W. Ritter, Mrs. Susie B. Root,
Mrs. Longmaid, Mrs. Stephens.
Miss Louise Smedley gave candy pull
ing on Thursday to a number Of her
young friends. The occasion was her
fifteenth birthday and right merry time
they had. The candy did not disappoint
them as it was done to turn and in fine
condition for the pretty hands to make of
| it what they would. The elegant sur
roundings and lovely parlors, plants and
cut flowers were things of beauty until
the boil and bubble of the sweet
| fluid absorbed all attention when
/ the fun began and those who en-
loved it were the Misses Carol Young,
Katie Williams, Margaret Thompson,
Addie Zane, Edna Remington, Eloise
Bertha Carter, Bessie Glendinning,
Messrs. Kenneth Donnellan, Bert Law
renee, Charlie Lawrence, Landram Nc
Farland, Frank Whitall, Albert Allen,
Dana Smith, Wayne Smith, Wallace
Lyman, Tod Goodwin, Racy Young.
Mr.. Hanauer gave an elegant dinner at
the Templeton last evening in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Sigel of Spokane, and
their friends. Covers were laid for
twelve. The floral decorations were su-
perb. One hundred Pearl, Brides, Mer-
NETS and La France roses were used, be-
sides great numbers of the Grace Wilder
carnations. Palms, Bermuda grasses,
silver spray. and the lovely blooming
azalia transformed the rooms into the
appearance of a conservatory.
Mrs. Richard Macintosh entertained a
small party OF friends at luncheon on We'd
nesday att O'Clock, and in compliment to
w. G. Lyman. The guests were Mesdames
Belden, Hardness, Casper, Robertson,
and the Misses Macintosh and Hark-
ness. The circle was a eongenial one, so
that the hours passed rapidly. The
luncheon was elegant, and not too long
The floral decorations were those lovliest
of flowers, the La France roses.
J A notable wedding OF the past week
was that of Hugh W. Smith to Miss Liz
zie Sellers, one of Salt Lakes most
charming and interesting bellies, which
took place Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Mary Smith, the groom IS
mother. United States Commissioner Q.
II. Martin officiating.
The bride was perfect picture of inno-
cence and lovliness. She was very beau
tifulIy attired in cream China silk, en-