The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-09

fchrysanthemumS beautifully and
tastefully arranged about the hand
some dining room, and the menu was
a model of the cuisine art. No one but
Mr.. Burley can SO delightfully."- enter
tain his guests.
One of the most interesting events
of the season will take place in the
Salt Lake theatre on the 18th of this
month. Preparations are now being
made for a Trades KarnivaP' to. be
given there under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid society of the Congrega-
tional church. An amusing and enter
tanning feature of the "KarnivaP' will
be a performance of a. spectacular ma
ture consisting Of tableauX, drills, pam
TONNES, ETC., in which number of
the most prominent of our young So
i ciety ladies will take part, assisted by
one hundred little girls. The services
of the famous, funny and mischievous
Brownie family have been enlisted.
The members of this busy little fam
/ lily will represent our leading mer-
chants. The Herald, Tribune and
News will be represented by three
! very charming young ladies. A grand
event is anticipated, as every effort is
being made by the members of the Aid
society who have it in charge to
dSL1SNS IOI lllt 1IduSS hdIHlNdI0 the
greatest success.
The following. which was clipped
from the Omaha Bee, will be of in
terest to many of Salt Lakes society
/ people:
AT the groom's residence, $40 South
Twenty-sixth street, Wednesday, the
marriage of Miss Carrie B. Conklin. of
Bloomington, Ill, and Mr.. Harry H.
Staley was Solemnized, the event be-
ing as thoroughly delightful as the
most eXacting bride could wish At
4:3O the nuptial party took position in
front of the mantel, which had been
beautifully decorated with chrysan-
themums and ferns, and the troth was
plighted. After the ceremony a we'd
ding lunch was served in an adjoining
room, which was prettily garnitured in
pink and white. The bride was pref
tily gowned in a travelling costume of
rich material of a red and canary COM
binatlon, which showed up her dark
eyes and dimples to perfection. The |
happy couple left on the 5:45 train for
Chicago, and on their return will make !
their home with the groom's brother, !
Mr.. W. D. Staley. Only the immediate |
friends and relatives were present at |
the ceremony.
Mrs. Harris has invited few
friends for tomorrow evening, the oc- |
caslon being her seventy-fourth birth
day. She will be assisted in entertain
ing by her daughter, Miss Kitty Har-
ris, Mrs. Rena Clifton and Miss Min
ME Jones.
The friends of Miss Jennie Bouford.
who has been Ill with typhoid fever, |
will be pleased to learn that she is
cOnValeSPanf
The Unity club holds its second meet
ing Wednesday evening ait Unity hall.
George Elliott as philosopher, novelist
and poet will be discussed.
The members of the Cleofan listened
to an interesting talk on Robert
Browning, by DR.. Utter Tuesday.
At the last meeting of the Woman's
Architecture in America The rest
of the afternoon was devoted to the
business of the club.
An object worthy the aid and pat
ronage of the people of Salt Lake is
me klrmess which is to be given at
Christensen's old hall on West Third
South, probably on the 18th, 18th and
l4th of the present month. MANY use ]
full as well as beautiful Things will be ;
offered for sale and a merchants lunch
spread on each Gay between 2 and 4
clock p. m, to which the business
men of the city will be cordially made i
welcome. The funds derived from the {
sales are to be used for the benefit of
the children of st. AIMS oTphanage and :
other poor children in Salt Lake. The /
ldrmess is under the management and
control of the lady members of the +
Catholic church, many of whom will :
he in alttArda Tt0l Ivy | :
the wants of the charitably inclined
public. +,
Mrs. W. NJ. Beadley entertained a
number of friends very pleasantly at :
dinner Thursday evening at her home !
207 E. Brigham. I
a surprise was rendered Mrs. H. S.
Markham last week by "a few friends. I;
Owing to the charity tea at the
Knutsford hotel on the evening of the q
been given by the Misses Conklin on
that date, is postponed until the 22d
INST.
A letter received from Mrs. W. P.
McBlroy (nee Cora Murray from i
Niagara Falls, states that she and Mr. e
". P. McElroy were having a delight t
IA mp DuI upOlI cLA4NIliS CT ~sSW -
York city Friday last, the sad news
cached them of the death of Mr.. Nc a
1lroy's mother at Carthage, Mo. Mrs c
IcElroy accompanied the young couple e
N their wedding tour as far as Garth v
tge where she remained with her y
laughter. v
asst week with Mrs. e. ]. Yard, of t
Springville. "
On Friday evening Miss Lizzie Willes
vas the victim of very pleasant sur
rise HrtX at her home, 425 Fourth
treet. The throng Of visitors were :,
ent on having an evening of enjoy d
aent, and the hours passed by pleas II
ntly. After the company had par L
aiken of delicious refreshments, music :,
nd games were enjoyed, an annual ~
rawing'' blind folded being a feature =,
hat created much amusement. Those q,
resent were Mrs. and Mrs. w. J. ~
yilles. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Peterson, Miss .,
.oui Hanks, Miss Plet Lambourpa, Miss N
.nne Peterson, Miss Anderson, Mary i
tomney, Rye Willes. the Misses Mes 80
lit Hardy Lynch, Bert Horne, S. w -
Charles H. Fowler. S. Sim - -
IONS, Henry Beam, Harry Luff, Mr.. .
'hillips, a. Simmons, Mr.. Phillips and 3
r. Clark.
lt
Another enjoyable surprise party was IL
hat given last Monday evening at the
esidence of Mr. and Mrs. Waldemar of
'eterson, 424 Second street. Among th
lose present were MIR. and Mrs w. I'll
Willes, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nichols. of
If and Mrs. William Read, Mr.. and of
Trs. Walter Wiscomb, Mr. and Mrs. I'll
lbert Wilkes, Miss Annie Peterson. III
re Misses Willes, Dothe Hodgson. Mrs. H
liver Hodgson, j. R. Clark, S. w. IN
immons, Charles H. Fowler, Ralph Y
now, Sue Simmons, Mr.. A Simmons III