The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-27


The colors pink and white, relieved
by green, were carried out also in the
dining-room. the table looking espe-
cially pretty Mrs. Nelden presided at
the punch bowl and Mrs Vincent, Mrs.
IT. B. Beatty, Mrs. De Golyer, Mrs.
Simmons, Miss Simmons and Miss Es-
telle Dunford assisted in serving the
guests
Mrs. Druehl was beconlingly attired
in light brown silk trimmed with old
Ilace; red carnations.
Miss Druehl, the pretty debutante,
wore cream silk with cream lace trim
j mings; pink roses.
Mrs. Vincent wore brown silk
trimmed with cream lace.
Mrs. Simmons wore a silver gray cos
TUNE trimmed with silver passemen-
Iterie.
Mrs. Nelden wore white mousseline
de sole with white lace.
J Mrs. T. B. Beatty was attired in
handsome combination Of black and
white.
Miss Simmons gown was of salmon
pink silk.
Mrs. De Golyer wore a handsome
combination of gray cloth and gray
and blue brocade.
Miss Dunford wore becoming gown
of white Swiss with a profusion of
pink rosebuds.
The invited guests were Mesdames
VanVorhis, Abel Leonard, M. G. Reed
al, Hudson Smith, F. NJ. Bishop, Thom-
as c. Bailey William j. Herrick, Geo.
A. Snow, George F. Downey, Adolph
T. Vollmer, William H. Pitts, Sprague,
J. F. Grant, ]. NJ. Meriott. Charles c.
Goodwin, 1. a. Benton, A R. Derge, S.
s. Walker, E. D. Pfoutz, a. L. Simondi,
Frank B. Stephens, Charles L. Rood,
Stemm, L. L. Archer, John H. Human,
Richard A. Keyes, George T. Brice. Jas.
Anderson, Samuel Hughes, S. C. Park,
James B. Boggs, Henry A. Whitney,
Melvin B. SowleS, L. P. Palmer, G. S.
Holmes, Newell Beeman, Parmelee,
Marcellus ]. Gray, Clarence T. Brown,
Edgar D. Darling, S. o. B. Cummings,
Alexander c, Maclean, Arthur Brown,
| Wendell Benson, Mathis, Lynn, Yeard-
ley, Judd, Ross, Geddes, Gannett, Dick
inson, w. a. Cooper, Legg, Ellerbeck,
my, kimball, McGill, Day, C. P. Mason,
n. H. Dixon, j. H. Griffin. Weber,
Morton. j. H. Bacon, r. l.. Scannell,
n. F. Putnam, A. B. Sawyer, James NJ.
Dart, F. Z. McGurrin, A. 3. Jones, 4.
A. Gibson, H. P. G. Coates, Joseph P.
Bache, ]. H. Linck, Hoyt Sherman,
Frank D. Hobbs, Stanley Millner, ST.
mon ]. Weigel, Isaac Jennings, Henry
c. Harrison, Ferdinand Dickert, Sam
uel H. Pinkerton, NJ A. Kissick, E. P.
Sears, F. S. Bascom, Russell Coe Wood
ruff and Misses Walker, Fannie Walk
er, Park. Eberhard, Preston, Laura
Preston, Addie Colman, Ida Frye, Nellie
Mrs. Fabian gave a o'clock tea on
Wednesday. in honor of her mother,
Mrs. ,Pegram. a large pyramid of
honeysuckles formed the centrepiece
and at either end of the table was a cut
glass bowl of forget-me-nots. The
lunch cards were pink and white sach-
cts.
The invited guests were Mesdames
Amelia. Young, Royle, Wightman, Dart,
Bancroft, ]. Bailey, Rood, Sells, Mel
den, Stem, Eugene Lewis, Billing, Ba-
ker, Miss Duke and others.
The most elegant reception given in
this city for many months was that
rendered NJ. and Mrs. a. F. Holden
by Major and Mrs. Downey and MIR.
George F. Downey at their mansion on
Brigham street Thursday evening.
The reception hall was lavishly deco
rated with snowballs, bridal wreath
and palms. Pink was the predominant
color in the decorations of the parlor,
La France roses being used in profu-
sion. In the library fuchsias, haw-
thorn and red carnations were artist
cally disposed. The ladies' dressing
room was ornamented with blue flow
ers of different varieties. Lovely as
were the other rooms, the dining-room
surpassed them all. The table from
which the refreshments were served
was nearly covered with masses Of
bridal wreath and snowbalIs, with
here and there tall vases of bride
roses. Two large and handsome can
delabra further ornamented the table.
Palms and bride roses were used in
various parts of the room to carry out
the color scheme of white and green.
The floral decorations throughout were
extremely tasteful, there being just
Ienough to avoid the extremes of too
great lavishness and too little orna-
mentation.
Mrs. Downey. Mrs. Holden. Major
Downey, Mr.. George F. Downey and
Mr.. Holden received the guests, stand
ing just within the parlor. Mrs. Wal
lace, Mrs. Wilkes, Miss Crawford and
Miss Wallace assisted in entertaining.
Refreshments were served in the
dining-room by corps of skilled
walters. An orchestra, led by Mr.
Holman, was stationed in the upper
hall and discoursed sweet music dur
ling the evening.
The bride, whose lovely face and
winning manners combine in most at
tractive personality, wore her we'd
ding gown of ivory satin trimmed with
rose point lace.
Mrs. Downey was attired in black
satin handsomely trimmed with thread
lace and jet.
Mrs. Wallace wore changeable gauze
lover red silk.
Mrs. Wilkes, black silk with train of
Strined pluSh. iet trimmings
Miss Crawford. cream-colored silk
, trimmed with tiny folds of cream col
lored satin.
Mrs. Bidwell, her bridal gown.
Mrs. Daggett brown and gold bro
cade trimmed with brown velvet.
Miss Woodward, rose pink bengaline
silk
Mrs. Trumbo, "buttercup gown of
yellow brocade trimmed with green rib
bons and buttercups.
Miss Sherman, black silk with jet
trimmings.
Miss Helen Sherman, cream colored
cashmere trimmed with green silk.
Miss Edna Sherman, cream colored
silk.
Mrs. Coates. pretty combination of
lavender and black.
Mrs. Barnett, cream colored silk and
T lace.
Miss Wallace, Nile green and cream
colored striped gauze over green silk.
Mrs. Morse, silver gray silk combined
: with cream lace.
Mrs Royle, heliotrope silk trimmed
with velvet of a darker shade.
Mrs. Mccormick, pale blue brocade
l trimmed with black lace.