The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-25

describes the fashionable function sue
cessfully carried out in every appoint.
ment and detail, given by Mr.. and Mrs.
j. j. DAILY and Mr.. and Mrs. T, Roy
Brown in honor of Miss Daily and Miss
Evelyn DAILY, at the Daily residence on
Brigham street. Friday night. Three
hundred invitations were issued by the
hosts and hostesses, and only appoint
ments of extreme emergency prevented
a gracious acceptance of the invitation.
for nearly all the favored ones were
present, making an assembly worthy of
the occasion. The decorative scheme
was complete in it's conception and exc
cution. The entire grounds surrounding
the residence were screened of and all
was ablaze with electric lights. Over
the entrance was erected an arch
studded with incandescent globes,
picked out in colors-red. white and
blue, Strings of the vari-colored lights
were suspended over the grounds, cross
ing and interlacing and shedding upon
the dancers a soft, mellow light. On
the west side of the home temporary
dancing floor had been erected, and
from behind bower of flowers came
the soft, sweet strains of the dreamy
waltz. G. d. Schettler's orchestra adj
mirably filing this function. Arranged
all around the grounds and in shady
bowers were comfortable resting places
"Dtle Jtle-d-leleS tDulu De cuION tu
after the whirl Of the cotillon. At the
extreme east side OF the grounds, in
an alcove. was the punch bowl with its
delightfully."- refreshing beverage. The
interior OF the residence was a blaze
of light and q mass of flowers. No
effort had been spared to transform IL
into a veritable fairyland, and here
from the whirl of the gayeties without.
Epicurean in every respect were the re-
freshnents served: there was every
dainty which the menu provides for
such occasions, Social converse filed
in intervals, but ever and anon came
the call, "On with the dance. let JOY
be unconfned. and until the midnight
hour the guests made JOY and merri-
ment,
The golden wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George X. Reese, Sr., of 152 South
| Fourth East street, was celebrated AT
| the home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Little,
of 725 South Fourth East, rear, Friday
evening, The guests had all arrived
! by 8 o clock and were entertained by
music. vocal and instrumental, Mrs.
| o. J. Reese presided at the piano, while
| duets were rendered by Mrs. Reese and
Miss Dorothy Reese. Mrs. Reese
PLAYED several instrumental numbers
while the banquet was being served.
The punch bowl, which was set In
American flags, was presided over by
Mrs Vera Shimmin. Promptly at $50
the banquet was served 1t consisted
of three courses and was laid upon a
prettly decorated table, trimmed in
| gold with green plants, that color
scheme being observed throughout the
decorations. The banquet was we'll
| t1l h,,
n. Little. assisted by Mrs e. II. Shin
min. Following this came period of
"reminiscences. During this time Mr.
and Mrs. Reese. Sr., talked entertain
ingly of the days Of their early court
ship and marriage A feature of the
evening was the wedding dress of Mrs.
Reese, which she wore for the occa-
sion, 1t is of pink organdie, trimmed
in real lace. and was of unusual in
terest to the ladies present. Mr.. and
| Mrs Reese, Sr., were the recipients Of
many beautiful and expensive presents,
which were showered upon them by
their children, grandchildren and old
friends. Mrs Reese received many
beautiful jcweled articles. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs, George X.
Reese, sr., Mr.. and Mrs. George X.
Reese, .Jr,, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar j. Reese,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abrahm Reese and Will
lard Reese, Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill
Reese, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Shimmin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Shimmin Mr.. and
Mrs, e, T. Shimmin., Mr.; and Mrs,
Frank Pflug, Mr., and Mrs. George Nor
ris, Mrs. II. Reese of Provo, Mr.. and
Mrs James b. Johnson, Miss Dorothy
Reese, Baby Reese, Mrs. Vera Shin
min. Earl Freebairn, Mrs. Amanda An
derson, Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Little,
. One of the prettiest lawn parties ever
4 Ga1, I ,i-o iNn
spacious residence grounds of Mrs. r,
r. Wilson, at III Second East street
Friday evening. by the ladies Of the
Altar club of St Mary's cathedral. The
purpose of the party was to raise funds
10 add to those now on hand &c be
used for the purchase of magnificent
j rose window for the front Of the cathe
dral This window will cost $500, OF
this amount about $1,000 has beer
raised by the ladies of the Altar clul
4 | at cake sales, card parties and Other
entertainments. Friday evenings party
was under the direction of the president
H of the club, Mrs. G. G. Slade, The
4 great lawn was splendidly Illuminated
with electric lights and inclosed from
the street by canvas screen extending
the whole length OF the grounds Fifty
4 tables and 200 chairs were arranged
about the brilliantly lighted inclosure
\ and refreshments were served to severd
4 hundred guests. Fruits, Ice cream AM
summer drinks, with cake, made by th
I ladies Of the parish. were furnishe,
bv attractively attired young misse
( who acted As mattresses. During tn
= evening a trio made up Of Miss Louis
: Hodges, John Tanning and A. j. Bru
4 ncau rendered musical selections on th
piano. cornet and violin, hltogethe
the evening was most enjoyable on
from every point of view, and tb
| ladies are congratulating themselves o
| the rapid increase Of the fund require
| for the purpose they have IN view.
. The marriage of Thornley, Haywoo
Of this city and Miss M, A. Camera
4 Of Boston occurred in Chicago on Sa
urday last This will be a surprise I
the friends Of tine contracting partie
in Salt Lake. The wedding occurre
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dohert
on West Garfield avenue, Chicago, III
II Il zt-