The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-02

resort. Mrs. Clayton, beside preparing
a delicious lunch, had an exquisite cluster
of flowers arranged by one OF our most
artistic florist, to give to each guest.
which delighted them greatly.
A glorious day was that at Bountiful
for the members of the Jewish Sunday
school. No more beautiful, nor safer spot
is found in all the surrounding country
for picnic for the little ones.
A late fad in the wedding ceremony IS,
as much action as can be appropriately
given, such as stepping forward at given
intervals to kneel or bow.
At the conclusion of the marriage
service, the first brides maid steps up,
removes the veil, and carelessly throwing
it across her arm follows the bride out of
the sanctuary.
Miss Eugene Boyd Henderson, of Nor
fork, Va, took a 5000 prize offered by
the New York Herald for the "Best Out
ing Costume.' This evidences that our
girls can compete and successfully, too,
with men in originality of thought and
execution of design.
The dining given Thursday at $3.50 by
Mrs. c. E. Stanton was a most elegant
affair. Covers We're laid for twelve.
Among the guests were MIR. and Mrs.
Will Lynch. Mr.. and Mrs. Crissmon,
Miss Minnie Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs.
Rodgers.
The surprise given the Rev. William
D. Mabry on Friday evening at 9 o clock,
was a most delightful one and thor
oughiy enjoyed by the large number who
participated.
Mrs. E. Barrows of East Second South
opened her home on Wednesday evening
for the entertainment of the club OF
which she is a member. About forty
were present.
Thursday OF this week, at 955 Logan
avenue, Perkins addition, reading is
to be given for the benefit OF st. John IS
chapel, and it is hoped all who can will
be there.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank A. Vincent, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles King leave about the
9Th for an outing in the southern part OF
the state. They will be absent two
weeks.
Mrs. John F. Miller has gone to Dan
vile, H., to be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Niffin for month. She will visit
the World S lair ere returning.
Mrs. Krouse has in contemplation ar
entertainment for the near future, and il
promises to give great pleasure to all who
are numbered among her guests.
Monday evening was Mrs. F. Norris
regular sat home,' and the rooms wert
filed throughout the calling hours witt
interested friends and admirers.
Miss Annie Keeney, after a delightful
wandering through the White city, i
resting at home; she is for the present tn
guest OF the Misses Slater.
Mrs. Frank Hobbs and Mrs. Fred Hal
went up to Weber canyon for an outin,
last week and will be gone until abou
the fifth of next month.
Miss Marie Louise Andersome is HON
| once more from Chicago, where she had
thoroughly good time doing the World
! fair.
Mrs. NJ. c. Fox returned to the cit
through the south, east and Chicago.
Mrs. Charles H. Cooper of Pueblo, Col
> arrived in the city Tuesday and is th
, guest OF Mrs. Arthur Welby.
/ Miss Anna May Mcmillan and Mis-
, Little, after delightful visit to the Whit
/ city, are in our midst again.
Among the party Colonel Trumbo ha
r at the circus we noticed Mesdames Wei
1 ner and Van Horn.
Mrs. TisdaIe entertained a party
!; friends at a handsome dining Monda
= q evening at 6 O'Clock.
e Miss Worthington, from the east.
' visiting with Mrs. Denley, on Ea
1 Second street.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown leave tx
: day for Park City, and will be absel
about week.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Druehl, DR.. Silver and
: party OF friends went out to the lal
e Tuesday.
: Mrs. Harry T. Duke, who has been d,
: ing the Worlds fair, got home Monde
e evening.
n Mrs. George D. Loomis, who has bee
q doing the Worlds fair, is at home agaii
Quite party of our society folk a
g tended the circus Wednesday evening.
IL Mrs. Smith and Miss Allen are amor
lie the wanderers who have returned.
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II Miss Marie Aft has a lady friend fro
Is New York visiting with her.
N Answers to Correspondents.
i Carrie -s.'Mr. and Mrs. }, upon Wis
= ing cards is no longer used, but smi
ar card with the husbands name above
W lett with that of the wife.
a Entertainer.-Asw we have before sal
Gan acceptance' is not necessarily Sc
IS to the hostess giving an afternoon rece
" tor. In estimating the number, fro
t. ten to twenty five absences in every I'm
" dred are usually counted upon.
20 Economical. remove the disagree
g able shine from black material, mixtu
OF alcohol ana black lea In equal pal
can absolutely be relied upon. A spon
squeezed from water and rubbed wi
at CASTLE soap, dipped into the tea and ale
ne hol and applied vigorously to the often
AZ ing shine will erase it. Rinse with clea
~ hot water and press with a cloth betwe
as the fiatiron and garment.
III RE. N.-There would be no imp
a, priety in sending the photograph.
r Reader-Salts of lemon will take t
T. ink out of your white Swiss DIRE.
ed Whisky will take out every kind of frl
stain.