The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-05
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Shearman. Miss Enda Sherman, Miss
Hardness. Miss Ora Hardness, Miss
Aft. Miss Lawrence. Miss Kimhall.
/ Miss Mason Miss Adelaide Mason
Miss Mccormick. Miss Wallace, Miss
Love- Mr. Wicks. Mr.. Sprague, Mr.
Gregg, Mr.. Clarence Mccormick, Mr.
! Davis. Mr.. Joe Davis. Mr.. Scott, Mr.
Pendergast. Mr.. VIII Sharp, Mr..
! COLDER.
One of the delightful social events
of the week was the helitrope recep-
ton at the home of Mr. George o.
Chase, of Centerville, Thursday after
noon The occasion celebrated the
nuptials of Miss Viola Chase and Mr..
| Charles O. Rollins, both well known
young people. The rooms were artisti-
cally decorated in smilaX, ferns, and
chrysanthemums. Fitting the occasion,
large floral marriage bell was sus-
pended at the end of the room. Here
! the newly married couple received the
congratulations of their many friends
The bride was handsomely attired in
white silk and lace, a lone bridal veil
falling gracefully to her feet. In her
hand she carried a bouquet of white
La Monge roses and ferns. To the left
of the bride stood Miss Ella Chase and
Mr.. Chase's four-year-old daughter,
Emma, as bridesmaids. Both looked
charming in COWS of helitrope nun S
yelling. Mr. Jack Chase and little
Weston Matthews served in the capa-
city of best men. The juvenile pair.
Emma, and Weston with his curls,
could not have better finished the
pretty picture.
An elegant supper was served in the
dining room. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Smith, Mrs.
Zina D. Young, Mrs. C. o. Card, Mr..
and Mrs. William Dougal, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Beatie Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Dougai, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Houtz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuben Rollins, Mr.. and
Mrs William Streeper, Mr.. and Mrs
William Streeper, jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Smedley, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Matthews,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Mildred
Randall, Mrs. Fulsom, Mrs. Ridges,
Madam De Clougery, Mrs. Boyden and
May Houtz.
a pleasant affair was that given on
New Years eve by Miss Mamie Ready
to some twenty-five Of her friends in
honor of Miss Pollard, of Oakland,
California. Promptly at midnight, the
guests assembled at luncheon, and
proceeded to welcome in 1896 with
blasts on fog horns, appropriately
! decorated for the occasion. Various
| games were INDUCED in, and to the
company, it was truly "a happy new
year"
Miss j. A. Kersh, Max Ottenheimer
and w. J. Jackson invited the follow
ing gentlemen to their rooms in the
Taylor block to help them usher in the
new year: Messrs. Stevens, Williams,
w. G. Williams, T. Ransohoff, j. w.
Reese, jr.. Norman Reese, George
Slaeer, James Ray, Mr.. Sutherland,
Joe Dumont, W. Bowen, G. Yearsley,
! Dill Beezley and members of the Man
| dolin and Guitar club, Oscar Johnson,
Bert Hauerback, Lynne B. Callett.
Songs, speeches and recitations were
/ the order of the evening. Max Often
! heimer was master Of ceremonies.
James A Kirsh acted as chef de
cuisine while Mr.. Jackson distinguish
! ed himself as toast master.
Mrs. Louise Bayden entertained a
! few friends at the school of expression
| last evening with a pleasing pro-
| gramme of music and recitationS. She
! was assisted by the Misses Annie Ell
! lott, Tessie Miflin, Josie Mulvaney
and Marjory Mulvey. and Masters
| Frank Calburn, Denny, Reader, Foster,
! Curtis and Frank Foote.
| Miss Margaret Park returned during
| the week from Ogden where she has
been visiting Miss Minnie Kiesel.
Thirty of our leading society girls
| have taken the two front rows at the
theatre for the opening night of
/ seT2or,eO and inlet -
The inaugural ball at the theatre
Monday night will be the event of the
week.
Miss Daisy Davis, Mr.. Landstreet,
Mr.. Joe Davis and Mr.. Tom Davis left
for the east Thursday morning.
Mrs. Landstreet will spend the bal
ance of the month in Salt Lake.
Mrs. Gilmer and Miss Gilmer leave
/ Monday morning for a trip to Chicago
and New York
Miss Eloise Sherman is spending her
holiday vacation in Washington.
Mr.. ]. E. Dooly gave sleighing
party Friday evening to the Misses
Judge, Noble, Herman, Jacobs, and
Nellie Dooly.
Mrs. G. A Lowe has kindly turned
over her home to the Young Ladies'
Aid society on Friday of this week
The Young Ladies will give q bag
party and tea from to in the after
noon and from to 10 In the evening.
No invitations will be issued. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Each person will be given a ticket at
the door emitting the holder to a bag