The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-02-05
Bishop Watson at the hour Of .7:sO

Bishop Watson at the hour of 7:9O
O'Clock.
The bride looked charming in robe Of
magnolia tinted crepe artistically made.
She carried loose cluster of roses. The
bridesmaid was a sister of the bride,
Miss Lizzie West, who was gowned in
shell pink. White roses were her flow
ers. The best man was Mr.. E. Firman.
Only the near connections OF the con-
tracing parties were present.
The many good wishes of host of
their friends follow the happy couple in
their new life.
One of the most enjoyable balls of the
season was given at Younger's hall Fri
day evening. Sixty couples were in at
tendance. Olsen's full band furnished
the music. Among the ladies present
We're: Misses Maggie and Della Hague,
Kate and Hattie Mcclellan. Belle Weller,
Hattie and Nell Wallace, Cert and Bette
Lyons, Maud Bowring, Jennie Forsythe,
! Nell Brown, Eva Musser, Lizzie Heron.
Matte Lambert, Kate Taylor, Minnie
Martin, Kate Harding, Jennie Irvine,
Elsie Barrows, May Salisbury, Bee Will
kinson, Miss Elmer, Matte Folsom, Miss
Ensign, Kate Dunbar, Isabella Romney,
Miss Sheets, Chamberlain, Miss Dim
woodey, Kate and Alice ClaWson, May
and Min Jeremy, Annie Cartwright, Net
tie Sinclair, Aggie Hamer, Annie Sven
son, Miss Jenkins and Miss De Long.
These were the committee, who deserve
much credit for the management Of the
affair: G. Hague, III. Higson, William
Mcclellan, G. Dinwoodey, L. Weller, w.
Salisbury, w. Morris, w. Foster.
Among the gentlemen present were;
James Irvine, Rue Smith, John Cart
wright, Harry Mclaughlin, Frank Show
ell, Wick Lollin, A. F. Angel, r. Cum
nington, Angus Mcclellan, Wick and L..
Ensign, Sam Weile, P. Sinclair, F. Mar
tin, Harry Jenkins, F. Elmer, III. Jen-
kins, F. Rigby, 0. Smith, Bert Bowring,
Walter Williams, G. Ball, A. Frost, G.
REEVES, f. Suol, o. Groo, c. Sullivan, G..
Trumbo, c.. Bennett, A. Pinney, Art
Sheets, MIR. Heron, Lambert, Hughs,
Brig Sears.
Miss Allie Bishop entertained most de-
lightfulIy the club of which she is mem
Der on Friday evening. There were pres
ent Misses Lunt, Maud Keeney, De-
: Mrs. Persons, Messr5. Richards, Donnell,
Joe Taylor, Rogers, Evans, Price, Hall
and Persons.
! The ladies' prize, lamp, was won by
Miss Maud Keeney and the gentlemen's S,
paperweight, by Mr.. Donnell. Little
dolls were used as counters.
Little Dilbert Sheriden Dickert was the
happiest little boy in all the city Friday
for it was his fifth birthday, and his good
papa and mamma gave him ''just the low
/ lest party that ever was" All his little
I friends remembered him with all the nice
things that he had wanted ever so much
and there was nothing which was not
! pleasing on this joyful occasion. Those
/ who came to help him enjoy it were AL
I lien MCLEAN, Jean Froseith, Eva Mason,
/ Robert Unworthy, Para and Willie Pitts,
/ B. O'Connor, David Bloch, Pauline Tur-
4 nan and Norma Dickert. Florence Ter
hume, Elsie Dickert and Nellie Mason
we're ever so successful In amusing the
( little ones. Of course there was beauti-
full table with everything good on it, and
this we are sure was a most appreciated
part of the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. CHARLES B. MARYLAND
gave an elegant dining to DR.. and Mrs.
Bascom and Mr.. and Mrs. Dininny al
their lovely home Friday evening. Mrs
MARYLAND is lady of rare taste, which is
fittingly displayed in the beautifully APP
pointments of her home. On this oeca-
sion she chose pink roses and smilaX fol
her floral decorations. The chandelier
was wreathed with the fresh green OF the
graceful smilax and the table was abloon
with that queen OF flowers, the rose. The
handsome cut glass glinted beneath the
bright lights and adorned the rich dam
ask beneath it, The dinner of sever