The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-30

lIoH. One hundred american Beauty
roses formed the artistic center while
at each place was one long-stemmed
rose, to which was fastened the place
card, daintily decorated in water col
ors.
To meet the guests of honor there
were present Miss Hardness, Miss Ma
son, Miss Adelaide Mason, Miss Wood
ward, Mr.. c. L. Robertson, Mr. Heintz,
Mr. E. b. Wicks, DR. Lindsay, Dr. Bas-
com, Mr.. Harry Sherman.
number of delightful affairs were
given in honor of Miss Grace Anderson
during the past week.
The first event was a dinner given on
Monday by Mrs. f. A. Hayden. The
table was prettily arranged and deco
rated with pink roses and carnations
To meet Miss Anderson there were
present Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Fabian, Miss
Freed, Miss Donnellan Mr.. Joseph E.
Huntoon and Mr.. ]. T. Goodwin.
She was again the guest of honor at
a dinner given Tuesday evening at the
Alta club by Mr. and Mrs. James An
derson. The decorations were of La
France roses and ferns, and were most
artistically arranged
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. S.
Varian, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayden, Mr.. J. T. Donnellan. Miss
Donnellan, Mr.. Hugh Anderson, Mr..
Worse, Miss Jessie Anderson, Mr. Hun
toon Mr.. Berkeley, Mr.. C. s. Varian
Wednesday evening Miss Olive Don
nelian entertained at dinner for Miss
Anderson. and those who were to as
slst at her wedding on Thursday The
decorations We're in violet and pink La
FRANCE roses, ferns and butterfly bows
of violet ribbons were used in profus-
ion on the table. Around it were seated
Miss Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs James
Anderson, Mr.. Joseph L. Huntoon, Mr.
Hugh Anderson, Mrs. Hayden, Colonel
Donnellan. Miss Jessie Anderson, Mr..
worse, Mr. Berkeley.
Mrs: William Bradley leaves for the
east during the coming week.
Miss McCune was the hostess of an
informal affair Monday evening, given
in honor of Miss Constance Thatcher of
Logan, who has been spending a few
days in the city. "SiXty-three'' was
played, those participating in the game
being Miss Groesbeck. Miss DougalI.
Miss Morris, Miss Saunders Mr.. WAYNE
Hemphill, Mr. Hamilton Coffin, Mr..
Schoppe, Mr.. Louis Schoppe, Mr.. Eli
oft kimball, Mr.. Leo Campbell.
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Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Hill will be at
home to their friends this evening from
until Il, at 1895 Third street.
Mrs. Stephen Lynch and Mrs. Ros-
sitter gave a bright and enjoyable tea
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
the latter. The rooms We're decorated
with American Beauty roses and car
rations
The guests were Mrs. F. w. len
nlngs, Mrs. d. c. Dunbar Mrs Willard
Young, Mrs. C. S. Burton. Mrs. LIE
Grand Young, Mrs. William Reid, Miss
Amy Taylor, Mrs. Shipp, Mrs. P. r.
Farnsworth, Mrs. W. J. Bateman, Mrs.
{. Eldredge Mrs. Barratt Mrs. Amelia
Young, Mrs. Heber Grant, Mrs. Arthur
Brown, Mrs. Frank Harding. Mrs. He
Der Lee, Mrs. Frank Swenson, Miss
Sharp, Mrs. J. L. Franken, Mrs. T. G.
Weber Mrs Bucholz. Miss Belle
Sears. Mrs. j. D. Spencer, Mrs. S. Claw
son, Mrs. Evelyn Davis. Mrs. Dougall.
Mrs. Beatie. Mrs. Taylor. Mrs Kimball,
MRS. Margaret Clawson, Mrs. Ellerbeck.
Mrs. George Felt, Mrs. Kraft. Mrs. B. S.
Young, Mrs. Thomas Jennings, Mrs J.
E. Game.
Mr. 6. w. E. Dorsey gave an Alta
club dinner last Sunday evening to a
number of his friends. The decorations
were in colors of pink and white, and
were effectively arranged.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. John Dern, Mr.. w.
r. Cunningham, Mr.. and Mrs. Gill s.
Peyton, Mrs. Gemmell. Mr.. George
Dern, Mr.. Fred Dern, Miss Dern. Miss
Shoebridge, Miss Carol Shoebridge.
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The marriage of Miss Jessie TAYLOR
and Mr.. Ray D. Simmons was solem-
nized in the temple at noon on Thurs
day. A reception followed in the even
ing.
Mrs. McCuish of Denver will spend
the next few weeks visiting friends in
the city.
Mrs. Griffin and Miss Flora Griffin
returned on Friday from the east.
Mrs. Fred Simon has returned from
an extended California. visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hill celebrated the
first anniversary of their marriage last
tuesday evening. High five was played.
prizes being won by Mrs. A. Baker and
Miss Maude Hill.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Baker
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Mole Mrs Ecklund
Mrs McHenry, Mrs. Macbeth. Mrs
Eastman, the Misses Hill. Doyey.
Messrs. Rasmussen, Reeder and Hill.
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The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Jones
and Mr.. Lawrence Bean of Provo took
place on Wednesday
Mrs. H. c. Edwards has gone east
Mrs. Tolhurst entertained the ladies
of Unity Circle on Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Eta Sears and Mr.. William Pitt
jr, were quietly married on Wednesday,
A pleasant event of the week was the
luncheon given Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs Clarence T. Brown
by the Ladies Aid society of the Con
gregational church.
The members of the Nav club were |
entertained on Tuesday evening by Mrs |
Pert. High five was the pastime. |
Prizes We're Won by Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. |
Culver, Mr.. Butler and Mr.. L. Bench.
At the next meeting Mrs. Wilson win |
be the hostess.
Friday afternoon, April IS. a surprise !
was rendered Miss Edith Rowberrv of |
the Forest Dale school, by her pupils, |
During the afternoon an interesting |
programme was rendered, after which |
dainty refreshments We're served.
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On Monday evening Miss Hema An |
derson entertained on the occasion of |
her seventeenth birthday. The evening
was spent in games, and delightful re- |
freshments were served.
Among those present were Misses
Florence Meads, Dora Piper, Luella.
Mellor, Lizzie Farnsworth, Ella Ander-
son, Messrs. David Everett, William