The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-23


son gave reception for her we'll
known guest at her home on East
brigham.
About two hundred guests were re-
ceived by Mrs. Robertson .wbo was
assisted by Mrs. Macintosh, Mrs M
FOX, Mrs. Samuel Hughes. Mrs. Lane
MISS Blanche Kimball and - 5 Helen
crawford. The decorations were such
as only an artistic taste cculd die
Kate. The parlor was adorned in red
and red roses and smilax were used
Inc nDrary was daintily decorated in
PINK and white and the spacious din
1iiS room was pleasing picture. with
PINK as the predOminating color.
rains and japanese screens were also
neatly arranged throughout the aDart-
nlehts ana made a pretty effect Mr.
careless and his cOnfrereS furnished
the music in the best style of the
string quartette, and it was a feature
IN enllvenlng the pleasant hours
Dainty refreshments were served
and the affair was in every way a sue
cess. Among the guests were Mes
Games w p Lynn, Samuel Park. S
r Walker, +. e. McGurrin, George
A Lowe, V. NJ. c. Silva. w E. Hahn,
p. b Witcher. Thomas Marshal. d.
= Dunbar, Thomas W. Jennings, c. K.
Gilchrist. J. S. Witchard, c. 5. Zane.
j M. Zane, +. Q. Gentsch. c. S. Kin>
ney, IA NJ. Macmillan, ". V Rich
ards. > ;. Walker, J. Brinker Q. j.
Salisbury William Reid, c. E Want
land, LIE Gra-iu Young, John Newton,
Charles Reid, James Jennings. Walter
Jennings. W. +. Smedley, Isaac Trum-
20, Jennings, Kimball. NJ. A Hughes,
l. {. Allen, Samuel r. WhitaI, John
Beatty, jr., A. J. Stanchfield. E. d.
mann, W. h Wright, J. H. Bacon,
w. j. DeBruehl J. A Miner J. Glen
DINING, Hoyt Sherman, Vollmer. j.
Hobbs, w c Jennings, w. II. Dick
son c. i. Mason, Sarah A. Daft. Aft.
Sophia Sharp, @. Gannett. Z. NJ.
Coates, L. Wilkes H. D. Styer. George
y. Wallace, Mrs. J. R Walker, jr.,
ID ]. Sharp. o. W. Powers, L. NJ.
Bailey, \. y. Jones' Eugene Lewis,
George NJ. Downey, G. G. Palmer, G.
Penrose, A. Leonard, Lewis, \. Smith
Ellsworth Daggett, NJ. X. Spencer,
ROok'ege, Hampstead. J. T. Allen,
George F. DOwney. PfOI-z, HALEY. f.
o. Horn, W. II. Pitts. J. 2. Gilmer
c. c. Goodwin w H Bancroft Wood
ward, BacLe w. 7. James, L. p.
Miles, Q. ?. Miles, j A. nimnall, Cor
don, p. s. Morse, Rand. II. d. Niles,
- NJ. Grant. Thomas Garter Hamil-
ton, 5. L. Robertson. r. A. Reyes, II.
"A. Whitney. ". ". Bradley, T. J.
.Almy, Hanauer II. i. Henderson. Z.
Ogden, A. c. STANDARD. NJ Che4sman,
Fabian, Terry, Burton, Bidwell Van
Meter, NJ. Council. Kirkpatrick, J. A.
Marshall, and Misses Dolly. IIirkpat-
rick, Blanche Kimbau, Mason. Grace
Young. Aft Fenton, Sprague. Ora
Harkness. Miner. Alien. Hampstead,
Woodward Gilmer. Lawrence, Shear
man, Hanauer, Humphrey.
The social entertainments of the
ladies Unitarian society are now
over for this season. The farewell
event was the farewell lawn fete given
a the home of Mr.. 2. l. T. Harrison
on Tuesday night by the society, in
honor Of their pastor Rev. Stanley
Hunter.
The marriage on Monday of Miss
Meta Washburn and Willard Gregory
friends. as the event was not expect
sd to occur until Wednesday,
TIE marriage ,t.3g;; of Miss M Maud Van Van
of the events of the week
w. E Yermaine. the well known
agent of the Chicago Great Western
railroad is visiting Salt Lake with
Airs. Yermaine, and they are the
guests of Mr.. I'd ". Duncan.
Mr. and Mrs r. T. Pettingil left
for Chicago at the beginning Of the
week.
The Utah Society Sons of the Revo-
luton achieved a success at their first
annual banquet, which occurred on
Monday night ia the spacious banUlet
kali at the Knutsford. The presence
of a number of ladies added to the
pleasure of tie occasion, which was
marked by eloquent and patriotic
{7f.io TC.n IF % a
General Penrose. president; Chief Jus
sice A1e,TTCt, V1ce-president; L. NJ
BAILEY, secretary; - ayt sherman,
treasurer; Chaplain Lowell, registrar,
and Judge Goodwin, historian
Mrs. Priscilla Jennings has issued
Invitations for a reception on Friday.
Mrs. Stanchfeld and Miss Grace
Stanchheld left for the east On Friday
Mrs. Burgess has returned to her
home in the east.
The Annette club. a wheeling society
lately organized, had a merry run
with a number of their friends on
Thursday evening to Murphy's Farm,
Mill Creek, where strawberries and
cream were served on the moonlit
green and a pleasant hop was enjoyed.
THE party consisted of Misses Lydia
Weller, ENID MOmat, Alice Lambert,
Mamie Murphy, Minnie Hardy, Alice
Woodruff, Kate MeKeller, Matte
lambert. Bessie Clawson, Edna Lam
bert, E Young, Alice Clawson, Car
roll Cannon, Kate Clawson, Blanche
Woodruff. Libbie Cutler and Messrs.
Bert Kelly, Mark Cannon, Sam Por-
ter, Fred OdeIl, Earl Cummings, lack
Derrick. Thomas Lambert, Will Beatie,
S. Cannon, George Lambert, Lewis
Cannon, J. ]. Daynes, jr., Jay Lam
bert and J. Daynes::
Mr.. John D. Owen, Of the Twenty
FIRST ward. son of William D. owen,
and Miss Lucy Helen Whitney, daugh-
ter of the late II. K. and Mary c.
Whitney were married in the temple
on Thursday last. Bishop John r. Win
der officiating In the evening a quiet
reception was held at the residence
of the brides sister, Mrs George D.
Pvper. about thirty of the immediate
relatives of the young couple assemb-
ling TO wish them godSpeed along the
Journey of life. Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
will reside at d6 I street after July
10. We join W tb their many friends
sn wishing them happiness and pros
perity.
Society IS making the NEST of the
delightful weather that only June can
give. The week had been one of social
activity, and there can be no fear of