The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-08

tabernacle choir have completed ar
rangements for a large leap year ball
to be given at Christensen's hall on
Tuesday evening, Nov. "a.
The United Commercial Travellers. S.
L. council No. 81. have issued invi-
tations to ball on Nov. is at Chris
tensen's hall The affair is in honor OF
their first anniversary.
The Ladies Bryan Silver club of the
Third precinct gave a tea party last
Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs. G. Il.
Allen at the residence of Mrs. Hurbet
Price on Second North street between
First and Second West.
The parlors were beautifully decor
ated with various kinds of flowers and
each lady wore a silver cap. The
tables were also adorned with silver
and flowers.
The afternoon was pleasantly passed
and the songs and recitations by the
Misses Price, Margetts and Pratt were
appreciated.
Those present were: Mrs. c. E. AL
len, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. La Barthe, Mrs.
Orson Howard, Mrs. L. r. Pratt, Mrs.
John Afford. Mrs. z. p. Raleigh, Mrs.
NJ. Silver, Mrs. Pomeroy, Mrs. Hansen,
Mrs. Z. James, Mrs. O. II. Marks, Mrs.
4. B. Phelps, Mrs. NJ. Smith, Mrs
Haystek, Mrs. Mullholand, Mrs. G. Al
brand, Mrs. a Rawlings, Mrs. Louis,
Mrs. NJ. r. Pratt. Mrs. NJ. Barnes,
Miss NJ. Ross, Miss May Margetts, Miss
Katie Heystek, Miss Mary Price, Leo
mia Pratt, Carrie Margetts, jamie
Price, Mrs. H. Price, Mrs. Joseph Raj
eigh, Mrs. E. Dykes.
The Ladies of ST. Marks Guild are
making preparations for a genuine old
fashioned Thanksgiving supper on the
evening of Nov %, just before Thanks
giving day. a unique feature OF the
occasion will be New England decora-
lions appropriate TO the season. and
the ladies serving at tables will be at
tired in costumes of colonial days.
Mrs Everard and Mrs. Sales, late Of
London, are guests of Mrs. A. w. Nc
Murrin.
The Rev Anna NJ Shaw will arrive
at sos on Monday morning from Cali
fornia, where she has been lecturing for
several months. The ladies accompany
ing her are Miss Lucy E. Anthony,
niece of Miss Susan Anthony, and pri-
vate secretary to Miss Shaw; Miss
Emma Sweet, private secretary to Miss
Susan B. Anthony; Miss Mary G.. Hay
and Harriet May Mills.
~AAsoo bolieNN lidS q lively SuilliilCl llOillG
on Cape Cod, where she entertains her
friends during the season to the num-
Der of 80 or 40 at a time.
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The parlors of the Templeton hotel
will be thrown open from till 5 o'clock
p. m. tomorrow and the ladies of Salt
Lake viii assemble in honor of the Rev
Anna Shaw and the several ladies who
will accompany her to this city. The
affair will =
to DR.. Shaw's lecture in the evening,
and all ladies are invited. Those who
will receive Miss Shaw are Mesdames
w. S. Mccormick, Zina D. H. Young.
e. S. Taylor, E. B. Wells, P. P. Jen-
nlngs, Il. j. McVicker, A. w. Grant,
G. w. Mover.
Miss Shaw will be the guest of Mrs.
n. A Empey during her stay here.
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The wedding reception of Miss Mabel
Brain and Mr.. Brigham Scare and
which was held at their new home, 43O
Fourth street, last Wednesday, was a
very dainty and charming affair. The
house is nicely furnished and shows
many evidences of the artistic skill of
its new owner. In addition to the per-
manent decorations. the house was pro
fusely ornamented with smiIax. which
was festooned and arranged in every
nook and corner. Aside from the deli
cate green of The smilaX the flowers
were all in tints of yellow, being mostly
of the huge lemon-colored chrysanthe-
NUNS, cut with long and beautiful
stems and gracefully arranged about
the rooms. The supper tables We're a
mass Of flowers and smilax. The bride
was charmingly gowned in pale yellow
silk, trimmed With a profusion of pearl
passementerie, and carried a bunch of
violets. After supper, the evening was
pleasantly spent by those present in So
cial converse and in listening to vocal
and instrumental music.