The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-25
Rodney Tyler and Lawrence Corey.

Rodney Tyler and Lawrence Corey.
Miss Bessie Kingsford has returned
to Ogden to spend the winter
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Mrs. H. L. Griffin and her daughter,
Mrs. George Tolmie, returned Tuesday
from Omaha.
Tuesday night at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. q.
Steele, Judge Perrin united in matri
mony Frank Whitley of the Reed no
tel and Miss Daisy Florence Steele. An
elegant supper was served. Those pres
ent were
The Steele family Mr. and Mrs. ]. w.
Whitley, Mrs. NJ. Engleke, Misses
Clara Myers, Emma Engelke, Lottie
McCleery, Jennie Crawshaw, NJ F. To-
Ter, Matte E. Fisher, Lulu E Mitchell,
r. K. Forbes, Zaidee Mitchell, Will j.
Wilson, Daniel H. Adams. Mrs. ]. F.
Engle, G. M. Mitchell, T. P. Lewis,
William Lowe, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall.
T. P. Woodbury., Misses Mamie M.
Lowe, F. Woodbury., Mrs. M. c. Day,
Louise Keck, Mr.. Charles Sherman,
Miss Florence Jones, E. H. Gill; E. c. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Engelke, Misses D.
McCleery, Hattie Holbrook, Edna
Smith, Ivy Holbrook, Ada Folkman,
Oracle Austin, Deseret McCleery, Ivy
Forbes, Mary Engelke, Charles Calvert,
c. H. Jennings, James Nelson, Harry
Evans, Mrs. G. NJ. Smith Engelke;
Misses Libbie Rudd, Anna Bulen; Alex
ander Moves, Mr.. and Mrs. Meal, Mr..
and Mrs. o. ]. Stillwel; w. n. Park,
J. c. Slade, Neils Hanson, Eugene Lea
witt, Charles Irwin and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson were pleas
antly surprised Tuesday evening. Cards
L, I'll, L,
ments were served. Those present were:
Messrs. and Mesdames T. McGrudey,
f. NJ. Tullon, T. II. Carr. F. Sherwood,
G. Allen, Ferlund, Miss baltimore, and
Messrs. T. and H. Kuckler.
The opening event of the season was
a butterfly party given by Mrs. Wenner
and Miss Greene of Mob Hill on Satur-
day morning of last week.
The floral decorations We're entirely
of sunfiowers, most artistically arrang-
ed. The gold and brown color scheme
was carried throughout he party.
Myriads Of butterflies suspended from
the ceiling fitted in the morning
breezes and presented a scene of beauty
and animation.
Partners for cards were found by
matching hand-painted butterflies. The
tables were designated by the number
of little painted Sunf1owerS on each. A
happy arrangement was the odd num-
berS being in the library and the even
in the dining room, thus giving a fire.
quent change of surroundings.
For each game a butterfly was placed
in the winners hair until the last
when the sunfiower again appeared.
The first prize, a dainty centerpiece,
embroidered in gold and brown butter
flies. was awarded to Mrs. Dalrymple
The second a butterfly veil clasp, to
Mrs. Kimbail. Miss Steler received as
a consolation, a fancy box, with the
inscription, You'd butter fly"
At o'clock an elaborate seven course
luncheon was served, garnished with
butterflies and dainty bows of ribbon.
The hostesses were assisted by Miss
Elsa Greene of Rowland Hall and little
Blanche Wenner.
The guests were: Mesdames Hite,
Reynolds, Smothers, Brick, McMurray,
Abbott, Patton, Briggs. Corlew Arm
strong, Lewis, Kuhn, Kimball Peery,
Hume, Fletcher, Ryan, Thompson, N.Y.
ers Dalrymple, Sands, Noble, Berry,
and Misses Steler, Rose Steler, Kiesel,
Banfster Smith, and Misses ALT and
Thorn from Salt Lake.