The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-07-29
PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS

BY far the most elaborate of the social
functions this season, the one which has
caused more favorable comment-and
deservedly so-was the reception to
Mrs. H. II. Lombard, nee Porter, ten
dered to her lady friends by Mrs. and
Miss Lombard, mother and sister of the
groom, on the afternoon of Thursday,
July oath. From . to 5 was the time
set for receiving, and between the APP
pointed hours could be seen a constant
stream of fair ones-none of the sterner
sex were admitted, even the groom be-
ing misunderstanding in at the gate
gowned in the latest creations OF spring
and summer. Miss Jessie Snively met
the ladies at the front door and ushered
them into the parlor, committee es-
corting them into the sitting room,
thence into the dining room where the
many and varied bridal presents were
viewed and commented upon by admir-
ing friends. Upon a spacious table was
placed the cut glass. a magnificent
sideboard was covered with silverware
of every description, hand-painted china
and Wedgewood OF the rarest kind.
The hall and rooms were all Hastily dec
Grated and blended beautifully with the
elegant wedding dress worn by the
guest of honor, whose grace and accom-
plished manner have won for her a null
titude OF friends. Misses Snively Err
win, Burns, Cornett, James and Moran
served the ladies with refreshments con-
sisting OF block OF ice cream and dainty
cake, and glass of Russian tea served
from a magnificent punch bowl by Mrs.
A. B. Weed, who was gowned to har-
monte with the hand-painted decora-
tons on the bowl.
Following are the names of the guests
including few from distant points who
found it impossible to attend: Mrs. w.
l.. Lemon and mother, Mesdames Crock
er, Guiland, Bartholet, Erwin, Chand-
Ter, Owen, Englehart, Hough, Burns,
White, Guthrie, Weed, Gordan, Sloan,
Burlingame, Fletcher, f. c. Hall,
Atkins, Cr6wder, Cary, Wyman, Vance,
Moore, Don aid, H. A. Hall, Miller, jan
eek, WEIGH, w. Williams, Mcdonald,
Graham and neice Miss Atkinson, Whit
son, Larson, Clarkson, SCHNEIDER, Haus-
er, Prosser, Scott, Hill, James Green,
Moran, Sharkey, Diteman, Roaf, Barge,
McCready, Rankin, James, Cornett,
Snyder, Poole, Richards, Bell, Parker,
D. Sinclair, IL. Sinclair, Richly, Nation,
Robertson, Fraser, j. NJ. Thompson,
Fechter, Sperry, Green, Hunter, Bart
lett, NJ. Scudder, S. Coffin. Rigg, H. L.
Moore, Boyle, BROKER, Stevenson, Gil
bert, Lesh. Snivelv, Elliott, II. Thomp-
son, Wright, Wheeler, Howard, Cong
don, shannon, 5. Cameron, Dills, Blan-
ker, Kerr, Scudder, Shanks, Dean,
Johnson, Leckenby and Misses Scott,
Guilland, Burns, Gordon, Nichols, Bur-
lingame, Read, James, Scudder, Steven
son, jamie and Jessie Snively, Erwin,
Birdie and celia Nash, Moran and Mae
Donald.
At the parsonage OF the Methodist
church last Friday evening was held
pound social for the benefit of the Dea-
cOnesses Hospital. There were about
seventy-tye or eighty people present,
who were entertained by the games and
the wonderful singing of the blind cou-
pie, Mr.. and Mrs Baker. Everyone
who attended brought some Offering
which weighed at least one pound. Re-
treshments were served consisting OF ice
cream and cake.
A party composed of Mr.. Frank B.
Long of indianapolis, Messrs. H. A.
Laubscher and j. d. Sheehan of Seattle