The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-05
ming of white rnsettes

ming of white .rosettes.
Miss Hardness, lavender brocade.
Miss Ora Hardness, cream and red or
Igandie, cream ribbons and red roses.
Mrs. John M. Zane, white silk trim
med with puffings of the silk.
| Miss Macintosh, elegant costume of
Ipink satin, the bodice trimmed with
Ibrocaded satin and pink chiffon.
Miss Rookledge, white dotted swiss,
white lace.
Miss Bailey, figured organdie.
| Among the gentlemen invited were
Messrs. VIII Ford, George Westervelt,
Grant H. Smith, Arthur Bird Z. B.
Wicks, Tyre, Bob Smith, Max Smith,
Ben X. Smith, A. F. Holden, John NJ
Zane. Lieutenant styer, Max E. Han
lauer, ID. G. Adams, Major Hill, ]. T.
iGaligher, James Pollock, Ives Cobb, Dr.
Fowler, Harry Sherman, John Tilton
Donellan, A. Hanauer, George F. Down
ey, Anderson, Pendergast, Fields, Rob
Hardness, Bert Varian, Will Sharp, F.
H. Holland, Brastow, Dupont, T. NJ.
Green, T. r. Jones, Harley. Haines,
Carton, A. Hanauer, and Mckay
Mrs. NJ. H. Lipman gave reception
at her home, 70 West Fifth South street,
+ on Friday afternoon from 2 o'clock to
6. 1t was the fifteenth anniversary of
her wedding. and the friends who were
aware of this fact sent many tokens of
/ their remembrance and good wishes.
AS it was a crystal wedding cut glass
was appropriate and many generous do
lnors sent elegant gifts. The reception
was in honor of Mrs. Benjamin Wechs-
Ter, of New York, Mrs. Lipmans moth
er and guest
The hall was ornamented with palms,
! the parlor with pink hollyhocks and
carnations. bulrushes acting as "a foil
for their vivid colors. The library was
cheerful with the bright hues of sun
flowers, and the dining room was taste
fully decorated in white and green.
Mrs Wechsler, Mrs. Lipman and her
sister, Mrs. D. Wallerstein received. and
Mrs. MorritZ, Mrs. Samuels, Miss Woolf
Miss Freed and Miss Eisman had
charge of the refreshment room, where
they dispensed delicious viands
| In the upper hall some Italian muSi-
clans played sweetly during the after
noon.
Mrs Lipman wore electric blue silk
| trimmed with lace and pearl and gold
Mrs. Wechsler was attired in black
satin combined with magenta silk and
jet.
Mrs Wallerstein, salmon silk with
u
Mrs. Morritz, rainbow silk and black
satin.
Mrs. Samuels, black silk.
| Misses Woolf, Freed and EiSman were
daintily attired in white.
About one hundred invitations We're
issued, among the ladies invited being
the following:
Mrs. Egbert Roberts, Mrs. Louis
Cohn, Mrs. Simon Bamberger, Miss
Carrie Mas. of Cincinnati, Mrs. Henry
Conn, Mrs Solomon, of New York Mrs.
Ransahoff, Mrs. William Kahn, Mrs.
Krouse, Miss Rothenburg, of Cincin-
matt; Mrs. Havak. Mrs. Smith, of New
York, Mrs. Baumgarten, Miss Herr
mann, Of Philadelphia; Mrs. Thorn, Miss
Maud Thorn, Mrs. Hanauer. the Misses
Hanauer, Mrs. Henry Siegel, Mrs.
Emanuel Kahn, Mrs. Jake Moritz, Mrs.
tSeligson, of Omaha; Mrs. Fred Hadra,
Mrs. Bascom, Mrs. ]. E. Bamberger,
Miss Joseph, Mrs. Ferdinand Dickert,
Mrs Fred Simon, Mrs. Sam Samuels,
Mrs. Monheim, Mrs. Joseph Siegel, Mrs.
Lesser, of New York; the Misses Les
ser, Mrs. Oberndorfer, Miss Edna ia
Icobs, Mrs. Brink, Mrs. Pearson, Mrs.
Nickel.
Miss Mamie Noble entertained a small
party of friends pleasantly at cards on
Tuesday evening. The colors lavender
refreshments. Miss Kitty Horn won the
!lady's first prize, gold sword pin; Miss
Bessie Glendenning. the BOBBY prize for
ladies; Mr.. Malcolm Glendenning won
the gentleman's first prize, silver hat
marker, and Mr.. Dana, Smith the gen
mems BOBBY prize.
Those present were Miss Bessie Glen
Idinning, Miss Katie Williams, Miss An
ME Mae Mcmillan, Miss Stella Sails
bury, Miss Edna Donnellan, Miss Kitty
Horn, and Messrs. A. Duncan, Ken
meth Donellan, Roy Hampton, Malcolm
Dana Smith and Walter
Meeks.
Miss Catherine Horn celebrated the
eve of her birthday on Friday last by
giving a dancing party at the home of
Mr.. ]. c. Conklin. That mansion. which
has been the scene Of much hospitality
and gayety, was aglow with light, and
the good cheer promised by the invit-
ing appearance of the rooms, was full
filled by the welcome accorded by Mrs.