Show THE SOCIAL REiLI Colonel and Mrs T G Webbers Silver Wedding LUNCHEONS HIGHFITES SOCIALS Brilliant Week In Social CIrclcsThe SmithWeeter WoilclSnc This Week The Kirmess Merry May is drawing to a close with bustle and brightness No city in the Union has so many visitors and excursionists excur-sionists at this season of the year Tho weary citizen generally flees to the seashore sea-shore or mountain but here in this valley high and cool there is no need of running off Everyday carriages innumerable roll through our broad streets filled with surprised sur-prised and admiring strangers and the city especially BOW with its wilderness of flowers avenues of grand old trees its heights to the north and the rich valley stretching miles to the south of us is a eight once sean oan never be forgotten The most brilliant and interesting function func-tion of the week was Colonel aud Mrs T G Webbers silver wedding which they celebrated their luxurious mansion on Second street on Wednesday It is a magnificent mag-nificent site commanding as it does a panorama of the fertile valley the River Jordan and the Great Salt Lake the dead I sea of America as well as the complete C chain of snowcapped mountains At 930 the guests assembled in tho din ingroom The table was elegantly decorated deco-rated in white and green being outlined with smylax and at intervals were cut glass bowls tilled with white roses carnations carna-tions and white lilacs in the center a large wedding cake in white and silver A I each place was a card embossed in silver announcing to everyones surprise the silver wedding of the host and hostess The favors were dainty silver spoons for the ladies and white rose boutonniers for the gentlemen Covers were laid for i twentyfive and the following menu was served a la Russe Bouillon Served with Breadsticks Fish Chops Cream Potatoes Mushroom Patee Sweetbreads Chichen CroquettsGreen Green Peas in Pastry Baskets Olives Salted Almonds Punch in Lemon Rinds Tomato Salad Cheese Straws Tutti Fruttl Cream CreamChocolate Chocolate and Orange Cake Raspberries Macaroons Coffee Champagne After a delightful evening the guests departed de-parted at a late hour with congratulation and best wishes for the host and hostess The highfive given on Thursday by Mrs C Harper J Dininny was very unique and a most successful entertainment The black eyed Susan was the distinctive feature and made a splendid effect The mantel fir place and every available point was decke with the bright flower ropes of them festooning the arches win their black es peeping out upon the merry group as they tried their luck at cards Little Miss Constance Con-stance looking Hue a fairy in her while attire received the guests at the door Ten games were played resulting in the first prize a bottle of perfume beln wen by Mrs J F Evans second an oxidized silver paper cutter by Mrs Dr Maclean third a tortoiseshell hairpin Mrs James A Lowe and fourth silver tablet by Miss Nellie Beattie Tho other guests were Mesdames Lynn F E Gregg and F E McGurrin Messrs J Brinker Hoyt Sherman Sher-man Frank P Swindler Donnellan J S Kinkead Beattie Rip J P Bache Lyons H P G Ccates BnBoom Henderson Douglas Archer Hall 1 K Parsons Clute C B Markland Frank Stephens Frank Hobbs Thelon Geddes Miss Fannie Lincoln gave a pansy luncheon to her friend Miss Long who arrived ar-rived on Friday The entertainment w asa as-a very elegant and most enjoyable one and was a delightful introduction of her friend to Salt Lakes charming society The beautiful pansy was in great profusion with its rich and varied hue A delicious menu was served and bright eyes and ready tongues made merry the passing hours About flfty guests wero bidden The invited guests were Mesdames A B Ewing Woodward Dagget S O B Cum ings Almy Druehl Woodruff Wilkinson Johnston Coleman Miss Washburn Mrs Dickort Swindler Snow Miss Katz Miss Afton Young Plummer Wilcox Had cliffe Rutt Sowles Miss Hulburd Mrs Leach Madison Pischael Bray Miss Watson Miss Kimball Lane Hall Crosby Tyler Whitall Miss Zane Taylor Parker Mrs Fabian Miss Earles Van Horn Hamilton Silva Hoge Newton Odson ChrIs holm and Taylor Mrs Chandler Mrs E C Young Miss Lincoln Mrs C gave three charming selections during the lucheon to the delight of those present t novelty in the shape of a menu is I original enough to deserve mention here it is sure to become a fad in society Tho eldest daughter of one of New Yorks most delightful de-lightful entertainers was photographed and presented to each guest us a menu card The little girl is represented epreading out a tablecloth on which is the word menu following this word there is room for the viands It is a very pretty idea espeCIally for family gatherings notably lrthday sirthaY 4 Miss May Ellerbeck was married to 1 Irate E E Darling at the bridos home on Sti Ir-ate street Saturday evening at 9 oclock Tho wedding was quiet and elegant only the relatives being present Miss Ellerbeck is a winsome girl of most engaging manners and that chief st charm in woman a mu + Meal voice Tho groom is very line looking look-ing a right manly man They go at once to their oWn home in Darlington Place w i t here the best wishes of their many nends follow them 4 Wednesday tho Rev Mr and Mrs Lane celebrated their fifth anniversary by a re been at the parsonage It was a most be-en affair Mrs Lane was tho rc ipient of some very handsomo presents There were about one hundred and fifty present A feature of the afternoon was a complimentary dinner to the Howels club whoso valuable aid has so materially increased the funds of St Pauls guildS guild-S The young ladies connected with St larks parish St Agnes Guild give a diner din-er at StvJVlarks hall May 31 The young adies have been very buoy in preparation I goes without saying that there will be a ull attendance as such a bevy of charm ng girls cannot fail to draw an apprecia ive crowd especially as they offer a very fine menu Mrs F W Norm Mondays at homo are counted among the most delightful gatherings in tie social world Mr and Irs Dallins presence graced last Mondays Mon-days reception and tho evening was a treat to those who were present The members of the Methodist church gave a strawberry festival Friday even ng which was very well attended The li ittla car s gotten up for the occasion were exceedingly chaste and dainty it was a pleasure too to be served by the fascinat ng ladies in their coquettish caps and aprons Miss Jean Groo who has been quite i is entirely recovered and gladly welcomed her friends once more A delightful musical was given at Row and hal Saturday evening t There was a full attendance of the Emerson Em-erson club which met at Mrs Trents Wednesday evening The Light of Asia is still the subject of study and discussion S S The Unitarian society met Thursday evening at the usual hour in the Metropoli tan parlors < Miss Isaacs of Omaha the guest of Miss Blanche Kimball has been greatly feted during her stay in Salt Lake and left with many regrets Thursday morning There are I number of Theatre parties formed to attend the performance of the Howell club Tuesday evening with supper to follow the audience promises to be avery a-very fashionable one This favorite club ba done excellent work the past season and deserve much credit and all encour rgement Miss Maude Pratt entrtained Miss May Barton Miss Holgate Misses Bell and Crissie Lawson Mr and Mrs Holgate Miss Peck Miss Louie Lloyd Miss May Dyer Miss Susie Ellis Mr and Mrs Caw ley b Miss May Pratt Jessie Riser Orion Dyer Will Johnson Alf Taylor Hyrurn I Nelson John Forsell Alf Garrecir Davo Parry and J J Kelley at her home 239 West North Temple street Friday evening in a most charming manner one of tho features of the evening being choice vocal and instrumental selections w On Thursday evening the former teachers teach-ers and pupils and the alumni of St Marks school will celebrate the twenty fifth anniversary of its foundation at the I school house All who have been connected I with the school are to be entertained The programme of the exercises are as follows J fol-lows Brief opening service I Music History of the School Mrs J H Brown Music I The Clergy of St MarksRev S Unsworth Our Lawyers F Putnam Music Poem Elmer A Ellsworth Our Girls C O Whittemoro Music Refreshments Dancing I S m II Wedding cards are out announcing the I marriage of Judge E A Smith and Miss Kate Weiler The wedding reception will be given by Mr and Mrs E M Weiler I next Thursday evening at S oclock at their residence No 36 East Seventh South and immediately after Mr and Mrs Smith will leave on a trip to New York and other eastern cities returning to Chicago in time to join the Utah Democracy at tho great tlDo convention THE HERALD sends its greet ings and joyful wishes in advance S Mr and Mrs J S Morse are enjoying a visit from Mrs W I Allen wife of tho assistant manager of the Rock Island road and her daughters of Chicago III Mrs Allen was here two years ago and was so delighted with the place and its pleasure resorts that she has decided to make I another visit hero on her return from the I Pacific coast I A beautiful wedding took place on Wednesday I Wed-nesday eve the 25th at the home of the bride No 110 Wall street the happy par I I ticipants being Miss Luela Arnold and Mr Joel H Rich both of Salt LaKe city The ceremony was performed by Mr Ben I I Rich of Ogden a brother of the groom A number or friends witnessed the I event and I I partook extravagantly of tho many courtesies I courte-sies extended them by the brides mother Many costly and unique presents bespoke the popularity of the bride Their myriads I of friends wish them unbounded success and pleasure in every particular I The happy couple will occupy their now home No 54G Second West and will be at I home to their friends after June 1 f S J A party Deluding Mr and Mrs McGur rln Mr and Mrs Dininny and Mr and Mrs Gregg attended tho theatre Tuesday evening S S Mrs J E Chute left Friday night for Chicago to meet her niece Miss Daisy Colton who has been attending school in Philadelphia and they will arrive in Salt I Lake June 5 4 4 4 Mrs E A Parsons leaves soon for tho ast Tho Klrmcas The kirmess will commence Tuesday I evening Juno Tib in tho Exposition build 1 I h i i lag An outline of the special features of the booths has already appeared and other details will be given as they are added toe th to-e attractions The street railway will give every facility ity for transportation the city railway issuing transfers from all its lines to the kirmess gates Excursion tickets from neighboring cities will be issued by the rain and everything will be done to ra-in sure convenience in reaching the build ingA A limited amount subscription tickets have been sold to furnish funds for preparation prepar-ation These tickets entitle the holders to entrance and use of the dancing floor for a gentleman and two ladies or a lady of the family and two others These tickets also give entrance to tho matinee Saturday afternoon and I baseball game Friday afternoon Olseus band is engaged for every even lo Ing 1 g and the matinee matnee The grand march in co will open every evenings entertainment enter-tainment to be followed by special fancy dances The floor will then be open for general dancing By order of the executive execu-tive committee |