The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-22

every Tuesday night and will next meet at
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiegel's Sixth South street
home.
Tuesday evening last, Miss Esther
Rltchle entertained a few of her school
friends at the residence of her grand
iather, Rev. George Richie, the occasion
being her fifteenth birthday. During the
evening dainty supper was served to the
guests, after which the game of bean bags
was played, Miss Gertrude Reilly carry
ing on the first prize, and Miss Wildred
White the BOBBY. Miss Esther, who is
very popular little girl, was the recipient
OF a number Of beautiful presents, and at
lO:3O the young folks departed, wishing
their hostess many happy returns of the
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Donnellan left for
the east last night. and will spend most of
the winter in the tropical Florida cline.
Colonel A. NJ. Mason, with his wife, left
for San Francisco yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Elliott have sailed
for Scotland, where they will remain until
after the holidays, returning to Salt Lake
IN January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey have secured the
pretty Murphy cottage on First South
street. and will soon be located, when Mrs.
Carey's sister will visit her.
The Observation-Disclosures wedding was the
most notable one Of the week, which fur
nlshed several mar riages.
Mr.. r. c. Chambers and wife are now in
Denver, and will visit Kansas City before
returning.
Miss Dora Shaughnessy and Mr.. Frank
Van Horn were married in New York
| Wednesday. The congratulations of
/ friends here were telegraphed, and it is
hoped they may soon make Salt Lake a
visit.
The many friends of Marshall Cushing in
this city wish him Joy. The popular pri-
yate secretary OF Postmaster General
Wahamaker is to be married early next
month. His bride will be Mrs. Isabel Mo
Bride Palmer, daughter of Judge John r.
Mcbride, OF Spokane Falls. The wedding
VIII be the social event of the season at
Salem, Ogn., where the lady now resides.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Bamberger will
celebrate their wedding Monday evening.
making the occasion memorable by giving
a grand reception, to which many invita-
tions have been issued.
The Emerson club met at Mrs. Trepts
spacious and hospitable home again on
Wednesday night, DIR. Utter treating the
subject, Napoleon" with much knoWl-
edge. There were about twenty five mem
bers present. They will accept the courte-
sizes OF the Trent home on Wednesday next.
1t being so well adapted In every way for
the delightful evenings with our great
men.
The Browning club will meet at DR.. Ut
ter's on Monday evening to hear the drama.
"Colomb's Birthday"
The first of the Assembly balls will he
had at the Knutsford on December Is the
next about January l, and the last before
the Lenten season begins. These parties
admit only the creme de la creme.
The Congregationalists have an array of
talent that makes their entertain ments
second to none in either literary or must.
cal interest.
A reception will be given by the ladies' of
St. Marks at the rectory, on First South.
Monday evening. Mrs. Putnam has va,
Gated the rectory and moved into her own
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Norris now being ia.
stalled in their new quarters, where thew
are ready to welcome all friends.
The Ladies' Musical society gives its
first recital at the Knutsford on Monday