The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-14
Misses Short. Royle. Winston, Davis,

mlSSeS Snorbs hOyles winston, OaVl5,
Perkins.
Little Lulu Keyting has had most
royal birthday, it being her eighth an
niversary. Her papa took her with some
twenty five little friends for drive in the
utah, (" and afterwards they all came
home to play the games SO dear to every
child's heart. A good supper of cakes
and candies, oranges and other fruits
and the always welcome lighted cake was
then partaken of and each little tot went
home too full for utterance and with a
perfect willingness to lay their tired
heads upon their pillows.
Little Lulu was fortunate in the lovely
presents of flowers, a diamond ring and
lots of pretty things.
These are some of those present, Edible
Schluter, Edie and Margie Miller, Dean
Wordroaph, Nose and Helen Mark and
Walter and Goodwin Trent, Helen and
Jamie Douglas and Paul Lees, Maude
Williams, Scott and Emma and Marx
Groesbeck, Charlie Decks, Arthur Demp-
sey, Libbie Epearsley, Louise Barns,
Lolo Herbert and Frank Schluter, Bob,
Allie and Pearl Golding, Billie Keyting.
At the testimonial concert which will
be given next week in the theatre, the
reception committee will be the Misses
Emily Katz, Edith Dinwoodey, Allie
Bishop, Jotie Beattie and Title Phillips.
Two little girls, daintily attired, will
pass the programmes, Eloise Dean and
Genevieve Kellar by name.
A quartette from Robin Hood, by Mes
danes Silva and Woodward and Messrs.
! Ravens and Kent, will be feature of the
evening.
The Musical association under the di-
rection of Prof. Krouse held their meet
ing, by invitation, at Mr.. Arthur Brown S
on Friday evening. There were present
Major and Mrs. Silva, DR.. and Mrs.
Niles, Colonel and Mrs. Woodrow, Mr..
and Mrs. Kellar, Mrs. and Miss Winston,
Misses Title Phillips, Rosenfeldt, Mrs.
Z Miller. Prof. and Mrs. Krouse, Messrs.
Kent, Ives Cobb and Bert Ravens. When
the practice was finished most delicious
refreshments were served.
! A quiet little wedding was performed at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E.
Evans, 1472 West Eighth South, on
Thursday evening, the 4th. The con-
tracing parties were Miss Louise Fulton
and Mr.. Robert Callen. The impressive
ceremony was performed at o. clock by
the Rev. Mr.. Ridgley, of St. Paul's Epis-
copaI church. The bride was becomingly
attired in black and white silk, garna-
/ tured in white lace. She carried lovely
cluster of lilies OF the valley and brides
roses.
The happy pair went to their own
home, followed by heartfelt congratula-
lions of their friends.
at the home of Mrs. p. Y. Hampton
! ir., on Thursday the 4th, Mrs. E. A..
Hartenstein gave a small but very enjoya-
BILE card party. Carnations and roses
made a very lovely floral decoration. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Nesbet,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles King and Mr.. and
Mrs. sgd King. Very appetising refresh
ments were served at the close OF the
game.
MI. and Mrs. Oscar R. Zipf left Wednes-
day morning for the east and will in
future make their home az Paxton, ILL.,
Mrs. Zipf has made many warm friends
during her short sojourn in Salt Lake
whom she hopes to meet again.
Saturday noon Mrs. Arthur Brown
ing of Master Judd. Mesdames Judd,
Baldwin, II. J. Henderson and Dininny
were the guests present, and jolly time
it was for alls
Mrs. Lieutenant Wright gave dining
on Wednesday evening that was elegant
in all its appointments. Covers were
laid for twelve. The floral decorations