The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-16

W. NJ. Stewart, A. H. Snow, Grace NJ.
Spencer, Heber Sanders, b. J. Stewart,
Ella Steffensen, Adelaide Spencer,
Lydia Smithen, Jennie Smith, r. V.
Smith, Joseph B.. Toronto, Harold Van
Colt, Waldemar Van Colt, Lucy May
Van Colt, Oscar Van Colt, Luta
Van, Edith Van Colt. Marian
Bertha C. wilcken, J. P. White
Anna Vinegar, mo-. II. Whitaker,
Heber NJ. Wells, j.. G.. Wicsxershami
o. T. Whitney, William :. Wallace,
Lizzie Stevenson Wilcox, VIM. r.
Wallace, Clarissa Smith Williams,
Henry J.. Wallace. ]. E. Wiley, Eva
ridge Young, Levi E. Young, Profess
sor Metcalf, Emma r.. KEGS, FTesi-
lent James E. Talmage, Prof. George
NJ. Marshall, Prof. c.. A. Whiting. BY
ron Cummings, Amelia A. Brother
hood, Herman H. Haag, Thee. Nys-
from, Prof. and Mrs. Avery and others.
Altogether the affair was n CT the
incest yet given, and reflects great
credit on those who a h arrange
ments in charge. Vive la y. of U!
Tomorrow evening, from s 10 Il, an
informal reception will be given at the
Chamber of Commerce, and a large
number of invitations have been is
sued for the affair.
Within the past year. there has
been a marked revival of interest in
the chamber, due to the tirelss efforts
of the directors, ably assisted by Sec
rotary Colborn. with the result that
the influence of that useful institution
has beer greatly increased. Formerly
the chamber occupied a couple OF
dingyr rooms, but it now has spacious
apartments, handsomely fitted up,
where the exhibits are displayed to
the best advantage. Few tourists
pass through Salt Lake without Wis
iting the chamber of m ana
under the present arrangement, they
always carry away a most 1aVoraple
impression.
The object of this reception tomor-
row evening is simply to have the
members of the chamber of the pub
lie generally realize what has been
done.
The Guitar and Mandolin club will
furnish music at this reception, ana
refreshments will be served by young
aides.
There was quite a mirthful party at
the residence of Mrs. Arthur Brown
last night, where the hostess enter
tanned a number of guests and an ele-
CANT luncheon was served.
The Misses Preston give a tea on
Wednesday in compliment to the
Misses Mcdonald, of a francisco.
A reception was given yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. j. B. Farlow at her
pretty J street residence in honor oil
Mrs. Bingess.
A pleasant social feature of this
week is the reception to be given on
Tuesday by Mrs. Fordyce for her sis
ter, Mrs. Ormsby.
Mrs. Lane, Of Washington, aunt to
Mrs. Casper L. Robertson, is receiv-
ing a great deal of attention from
society, all of which h richly de-
serves. as Mrs. Lane had many wo-
men friends among old residents OF
Salt Lake.
Miss Blanche Macintosh leaves on
Monday for the east, where she will
visit watering places during h sum-
mer with her sister. Salt Lake society
will greatly miss her;
Miss Nellie Needham and Mr.. B.
Fulmer were made n by marriage
last Wednesday and in the evening a
large company of h friends and we'll
wishers of the pair gathered at the
residence of Mr.. w. n. Needham, the
brides brother, and thoroughly en-
joyed themselves at an informal recep-
ton.
The wedding of Miss Lutte Whitney
and John d. Owen, both of whom
have a host of friends in Salt Lake,
will AXE place on Thursday morning.
The relations of the couple will gather
in the evening at the home of the
brides sister, Mr.. George D. Piper.
where a merry time will be had.
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The T, NJ. f. club were entertained
last night by Mrs. Kraft.
The distinguished lecturer, Mr..
Krausekopf, was honored in a fitting
last Thursday by Mrs. Simon
Bamberger, who gave a large recep-
ton for the accomplished visitor. The
affair was in every respect a success
and no doubt will be long remembered
by the guest of honor.
Cards are out for a reception on
Wednesday to be given by Mrs. Rob-
ertson for her aunt from Washington,
Mrs. Casper Lane.