The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06

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Miller. d. d, performed the ceremony,
which was beautiful and impressive.
After the ceremony and congrat lll ationg
all repaired to the dining ROOM where
another scene of elegance met the eye.
A table. on which Caterers Brown and
Goodrich had expended every device
known to the decorators and caterers
art. was Respondent with roses in
abundance and flowers OF various va
rieties and laden with every delicaey
of the season
The presents, which were numerous,
were not only elegant and costly, but
all OF them most useful to a family
lust starting on the sea of nnatrimony.
Those present were: Lieutenant and
Mrs. E. f. Tsggart. Of Fort Thomas,
KY; Mrs David Wilson, Baltimore;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cooley, Baltimore;
Miss Carrie Clayball, Baltimore; Mt.
and Mrs Jacob Slagle, Baltimore; Mr.
and Mrs Herbert Brown, Philadelphia;
Walter NJ Franklin, ESQ, Lanca ster;
Mr.. and Mrs Charles B. Wallace, Rev
and Mrs. II. E. Niles. Rev. Or. j. Q.
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin M. Wander
sloot Miss Ethel Wallace Vandersloot,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton j. Wallace, Mr.
Charles Miller Wallace, Miss sosephIne
Mc61rath: Misses Virginia and Mar
gilerfte Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. Sannuei
small. Miss Mary A. Vandersloot, DIT
Godfrey 2. Vest, Master Donald ioSly
Miss Miriam Yost, Mr. Clarence Easen-
hart. Mr.. and Mrs. William A Miller,
Mrs. Eliza Wilson. Mr.. Charles wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. BilIneyer
Mr. and Mrs. Taggart left on the $40
+rai, for points west, intending TO take
ND their residence in Salt Lake City
Mrs A. F. Holden gave dinner on
Monday in honor Of Mr. Holden's birth
dav. The table decorations were en-
tirelv Of green, and that color was re-
peated in the menu. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. George z. Downsy, Miss
Wallace, Miss Crawford, Mr. Weeks arl1
Mr.. Pollock.
Miss Phoebe Couzins will be the guest
of the Woman's club, on Monday, jan
nary the 7th instant. Miss Couzins IS
on her way to the coast, and is spend
ing a few weeks in our city. A move
ment is on foot to arrange Tor 9. lecture
on the financial question, 10 be given
by Miss Couzins on next sunday even
ing, at the new opera house.
Among the numerous pleasant New
Years dinners none were more enjoyed
imam that given by Mrs. J.. i. IA Wins.
Her guests were: Judge and Mrs j.. w.
Judd. Hon. and Mrs. j. I. Came, Hon.
and Mrs. J. r. Letcher, Mr. and Ma's.
P. L. Williams.
One of the pleasantest affairs OF the
week. was the Kensington tea given by
Mrs. w. L. Green at her residence, 5Sl
South First West street, on Thursday
afternoon. The entertainment was
given in honor of her friend Mrs. Mar
garet Wiggin Harding, bride from
Topeka Kansas. The house was pro-
fuselv decorated with towering plants
and shrubs, conspicuous among Whlch
was a magnificent begonia in full
bloom. Large bowls of red and white
on the tables added both
beauty and fragrance to the rooms,
while in little hooks and corners were
found different kinds of poisoning
plauts. Delicious refreshments We're
served bv Miss Olive Lister and Miss
Lilly Turton. Mrs. Green was also as
sisted by Mrs. Charles Symons.
gin Harding, Topeka Hans, Mrs. a. Il.
Potter, Mrs. Isaac Garrison, Mrs. VIII
liam L. Willis, Mrs. Weigel, Mrs. Lewis
Dickson, Mrs. Charles Mcmahon, Mrs.
z. R. Dickinson, Mrs. ]. NJ. Reinsimar,
Mrs. Within Myers, Mrs. W. A. Cooper
Mrs. c. r. Brown, Mrs. f. H. Moore,
Ellen F. White, Mrs. j. A. Reeves, Mrs.
w II. Dickson. Mrs. G. W. Stevenson,
Mrs. F. C. C1ilds, Mrs. Z. Richards, Mrs.
a
W. II. Dale, Miss A. r. Bishop, Mrs.
E. A. Waterman, Mrs. William Turton,
Mrs. Monheim, Mrs. Brubaker, Mrs.
Wilbur. Mrs. E. L. Carpenter, Mrs.
Froiseth. Mrs. c. P. Mason. Mrs.
Charles Legg, Mrs. NJ. B. Myers. Miss
j. K. O'Leary, Mrs. James Anderson,
Miss William Lister, Mrs. Morrison.
Mrs. c. B. MARYLAND viii give card
party on Friday evening
Mrs. ]. W. Donellan and Miss Olive
Donellan expect to leave in a few days
for California where they will spend
two months.
Mrs. John Herman returned on Thurs
day from a visit TO Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Krouse enter
Thursday evening.
Mr.. Will Hall, of Marion, Ind. will
visit friends in this city during this
month.
Miss Cora Cady was among the young
ladies who received on New Years day.
Miss Kate Harding and some friends
o. n
Pacific hotel.
Mrs. Fl. S. Cutler and Miss Edith
Weller received many friends on New
Years day.
On New Years eve Mrs. D. Harring-
ton gave a. watch party" when some
thirty friends were regaled with sew
eral amusing charades and rccitaticns.
also with refreshments prepared and
served a Ia Mrs. Ewing, supplemented
by Mrs Harrington's well known Gull
nary skill.
Mrs. George Romney, jr., entertained
| the Halloween club on Monday even
| ing. Each member had written an
| original New Years story. and the
prizes for the same were awarded TO
Mrs. Richardson and Mr.. George Saw
age.
| A ball will be given at the Twelfth
ward assembly rooms on Friday even
| ing.
Mrs. A. Roundy entertained a small
party of ladies at q. Kensington tea on
| Thursday in honor Of Mrs. Atchison
! and Mrs. Kirkpatrick, of Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick renewed a
former custom of entertaining some
friends ait New Years breakfast this
year.