The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-01

away empty handed.
Inc sitting room, decorated in vio-
let, was selected for the candy room,
and of all the sweet things there seen,
none were more sweet than the three
young ladies in charge-Miss Marie
Ain, Miss Luacine Hoge and Miss
cara Cotton. Hundreds of guests
TOOK home packages of bonbons and
ths most delicious homemade"
creams. caramels and other sweet
meats
The double dining room was made in
Two separate rooms, one of which was
decorated in pink the other in red
nese were the tea rooms and the
decorations here reached their climax
OF splendor. The tables of the pink
room were presided over by Miss
darkness, Miss Cash and Miss Mack
intosh. In the red room were found
MISS Olive Donnellan, Miss Catherine
Lowe, and the Misses Georgia and
Ethelyn Weber. These rooms We're
OF course, the centre of attraction, and
mere the most delicious brew of tea and
Inc daintiest of cakes, served on dishes
OF rare beauty by pretty girls in gowns
20 make an artist rave. were found
Here the gentlemen dallied over their
cakes and tea-not SO much to get the
full taste of the tea. as to linger in the
presence Of the charming maids in
waiting.
The upper rooms were devoted to
she comfort OF guests in the way of
dressing rooms, and for those gentle
men who preferred to smoke and talk
over the more unimportant affairs of
state. while their good ladies discussed
the lighter vein, a pleasant room was
provided. The Railways, stairways,
ana every nook and corner seemed to
Vie with each other in exhibiting some
tasty bit Of bric-a-brac or other deco
ration.
Among all these beautiful things we
do not for a moment lose sight of the
charming and thoughtful hostess.
Miss Emma McCornick-or if for mo-
ment we do so It is because she is
hitting from room to room to enhance
the pleasure Of some Visitor. to give
some advice or answer some question,
10 smile or chat for an instant with
some well known friend. Clad in a
DAINTY and becoming gown she was a
perfect picture of happiness, and left
evidences of her charming personality
in the hearts of all who met her And
now We come 70 the time of reckoning
Ito the dOorkeeper in fact-a post fill
ed by Miss Helen Crawford. We ven
ture to say that no person left the
house but had received the fullest vail
ue tor all the money deposited with the
cashier. Taken all in all the arrange
ments were perfect and the affair a
brilliant success from any standpoint.
The sum received was a substantial
addition to the fund of the general re-
iiei society, TO whom it was given.
Another of the delightful parties
and the last one of the season-win be
given by the Delta Phi society at the
University of Utah on Friday evening.
!
these parties pronounce them the most
pleasant reunions that are given in the
city. This, last of the season. is to be
made an especially brilliant affair The
committee are determined that they
will go out in a blaze of glory
A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied at st. Marks Cathedral on Thurs
day evening, the contracting parties
being Miss Clara Stanton and Mr.. c.
p. Noon. The church had been hand
someiy decorated with flowers for the
occasion and number of friends of
the happy couple were present. The
bride was exquisitely alfred and was
attended by Miss Mary Swiner as
bridesmaid, while T. n. Beotholf filled
the post Of best man. Mr. and Mrs.
Moon will reside al Greystone terrace,
No. 4l2 South Sixth East
The charity bail given by the county
teachers last Friday evening at the
Murray opera house was a most bril-
liant success. The hall was crowded
to overlooking with merry dancers
composed Of pedagogues and tbei1
friends, who turned out en- Inasse for
a social evening and in aid of sweet
charity. The hall was furnished 10y
Mr.. Haynes. The Taylorsville band
discOursed excellent music without
charge. Professor u. r. Allen made a
few remarks appropriate for The coca
sion. and vote of thanks was heart
lily given to Mr.. Haynes, the Taylors-
vile band and all those who assisted
in making the ball a success. The
/ proceeds will be distributed among the
poor Of the county by the committee
z. A. White 3. W. Ashton, (. i3. Stew
art, Mrs. T. w. Bliss and Miss Grace
Chadwick
The ladies of the Naomi Rebekah
! lodge made grand success of Their
social at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Hilton last Thursday night and up
ward of a hundred of the members OF
the l. o. o. Z. and their friends assem-
bled to have a good time, and contrib
ute their dime towards a donation of a
hundred dollars to the Orphans Home
TO be worked for by the Daughters OF
Rehekah.
The comfortable home of the V. G. OF
the lodge was crowded and the even
ing's pastimes consisted of dancing
divided midway and a light luncheon
and a flow of converse ton.
Miss Pearl Gunner and Messrs. Geo
and Harry Il. Culmer We're the recip.
tents OF many compliments for the
splendid manner in which they per
formed their part in entertaining the
company. Mr.. Harry II. is fast devel-
oping into a ventriloquist and Miss
Pearl Gunner surprised her many
friends by her musical ability, while
Mr.. George c. K. Culmer received much
praise for his rendition of the "Valse
Shyrienne'' and William Tell"
Among the many present were Mr.
and Mrs. 9. F. Culmer, Mr.. and Mrs
T. w. Whitley, Mr.. and Mrs. S. w
Dar5e, Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Higson, MIR
and Mrs. c. o. Farnsworth, Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Hawks, ST., Mr. and Mrs
NJ. Z. Muivey, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Buckle. Miss Mabe
Buckle, Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsbury, Mr.
Miss ENNIS, Mr. and Mrs. ]. A Err
s5ine, Mr.. and Mrs. McGraw, Mr.. auc
| Mrs Wright Pickering. Mrs. J.W. Melton
I Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs Elvins
Campbell. Mrs. Moench, Mrs. Barlow
Mrs Scott Mrs. Swan, Mrs. Owens
Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. Sterling, Mr.. and Mrs
a. NJ Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs A. J
! Pendleton, Mrs. Brown. Mrs. L. ?
Johnson. Mrs. Grindrod, Miss Sadt
Smith. Mrs Slayton, Miss jenkins, Doc
tor Joshua Davis and wife, Mrs. L
lHerty. Miss Russell, Miss Ruth Win
tiers and Messrs. G. c. X Gunner L
| i. Baumgarten, A. Holiander, Lynn, L
/ n Petersen. Ira j. Straynor c. j
ICamnhe.n. Miss Russell Miss Ruth Win