The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-25

The Pioneer Jubilee has already
passed into history, but no one who
watched the gorgeous spectacle from
day to day VIII ever forget the mar
velous beauty of the entire occasion,
and there will always remain in the
minds of the people the sweet face and
gracious manner Of the lovely girl,
Utah, who, By her broad minded spirit
and her careful attention to every de-
tail of the gigantic undertaking,
showed herself an ideal representative.
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The dinner given Monday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Webber in
honor of their daughter, Charlotte's,
engagement to Mr.. James L. Franken,
was one Of the prettiest affairs of the
week The diningroom was decor
ated with nasturtiums, while the table
was almost covered with the same
lovely flowers, intertwined with broad
yellow satin ribbons. and the place
cards were dainty water color crea-
tons of the same flowers.
The guests of the occasion were: Mr..
and Mrs. T. A. Druehl, Mrs. c. T.
Richards, Miss Wilson. Mr.. Franken,
Mr.. Walter Druehl and Mr.. Hugo
Druehl.
Miss Nellie Dooly entertained on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. David Hampstead gave
luncheon on Wednesday afternoon in
honor of her sister, Miss Welton Of
Detroit. The guests were: Miss Young,
Miss Helen Sherman, Miss Durant of
Virginia, Mrs. William Reid.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Downey enter
tanned at dinner on Monday evening,
the guests of honor being Mr.. and Mrs
Lyman. The decorations were in the
Jubilee colors and were most effective.
The guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Y. Wallace. Miss Wallace, Mr.
George Wallace, Mr.. Wallace Lyman,
Scott.
Miss Nelida La Riviere of Evanston,
WyO., is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry K. Russell.
Mrs Carl Fabian is in the city
. 8 s.
Mr. Charles Post gave a very pretty
Kensington tea Friday afternoon
Those who enjoyed the affair were:
Miss Sherman. Miss Helen Shearman,
Miss Durant Miss Edna Sherman,
Miss Aft Miss Thorn, Miss Cotton,
and Miss Bement.
Judge and Mrs. lie Grand Young and
from New York.
Mr.. D. Z. Burley entertained party
of friends on Thursday night.
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The most elaborate affair of the past
week was the coaching party given /
Monday night by Mr.. Henry Mccormick. /
Mr.. Clarence Mccormick and Mr. Henry
Peery. After q delightful drive in the (
country. the guests were driven to the (
Knutsford, where supper was served. /
The table was lighted by candlea bra
and decorated with sweet peas, roses I
and ferns. After supper, dancing was
enjoyed in the large dining room by
the guests. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Post. Miss Kate
Williams. Miss Cotton, Miss Cone. Miss
Lowe Miss Hardness. Miss Ora Hark-
ness, Miss COckrane of st. Louis. Miss
Miss Eloise Sherman, Miss
Emery of Pittsburg. Miss Burke. Miss
Mcmillan. Miss Mason. Miss Adelaide
Mason, Miss Bransford. Miss Hoge,
Miss Aft. Mr. Brookwalter. Mr.. Mac
beth, Mr.. Max Hanauer. Mr. Gilmer.
Mr. Wadleigh. Mr. Smith. Mr.. Varian.
Hiss Helen Brockway and Miss Car
RE Leppel. two charming young society
ladies of Leadville, Colo, accompanied
by Mrs. r. LeDpel. are in the city, at
tending the Jubilee. the guests Of Mrs.
{. s. Williamson. 121 South First West.
They are charmed with Salt Lake. and
viii remain some weeks.
Miss Coclrane of ST Louis was the
TtraGt NJ honor al 4 tea given Tuesday
afternoon by the Misses Hardness. The
house was decorated in sweet pear,
roses and ferns. The guests were Mrs.
Daggett. Mrs. Downey, Mrs. Albert ]
Holden, Mrs. Biswel. Mrs. Bradley,
Mrs Reid. Mrs. Lyman, Miss Wallace.
Mss Young. Miss Hanauer. Miss
sherman. Miss Durrant Miss Law
-eDce. Miss Sherman. Miss Emery, Miss
Murray. Miss Dickson, Miss Hoge, Miss
Alff. Miss Burke. Miss Mason. Mr.. Nc
rornick. Mr.. Macbeth, Mr. Tuttle Mr.. {
,yman. Mr. Wallace. Mr. Hanauer. Mr..
shearmen, Mr.. Downey, Mr.. George
Futile.
The Misses Hardness entertained a $
arge number of friends at tea Friday Z
vening.
Mrs. Piscoe of Vienna is the guest Of !
frs. ]. Z. Bamberger.
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Mr.. Abe Hanauer gave a luncheon
tuesday. which was the first of a
cries he has planned for the near fu- J
ure. The table decorations were the i
Elective green. red and yellow of the r
jubilee. and the guests were Miss
hearnan. Miss Helen Shearman, Mrs.
' lillian Reid, Miss Young, Miss Han {