The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-18

held on Thursday next from to 10 pm.
at the Metropolitan parlors. Music and
light refreshments form part OF the pro-
gramme.
Miss Perkins, of Philadelphia, who &C
companied Mrs. Pollock to Europe, sailed
for home on September 3d. just in time to
be caught in the severe Atlantic storm.
There was hop at the fort on Friday
evening in honor of two young ladies, who
failed to arrive, much to the disappoint-
ment of the gallant single officers.
Mrs. T. j. Amy returned last Sunday
from q visit of five months east, going as
far as Chicago, where her father lives.
Bishop Leonard is one of the delegates to
the missionaries council, which convenes
id Detroit on the Goth instant.
1t was only the Knobles of the Mystic
Shrine,s who attended Nat Goodwin's
Nominee Friday night.
Mr.. Carey, who has been at the Knuts
ford for some time. returns to his eastern
home some time this week.
Society is on the qui vive about an anna
teur minstrel performance to be given
about December
Governor Robertson, of the Utah COM
mission, is quite i'll at his home in Fort
Wayne, Ind.
Mr.. Nat M. Brigham will sing solo
tLis morning at the Unitarian services in
the theatre
MIR. S. P. Rounds, j., and his little
daughter are on their way to Omaha.
Several neighborhood clubs, social and
card parties, are being organized.
DR.. Hughes and wife are at home after
their bridal trip to California.
Calder's park has been thrown open for
the balance of the season.
The hotels are full of brides.
FORT DOUGLAS.
The officers are now nearly all in for the
| winter.
| Surgeon Wolverton left on Wednesday,
for Fort Schuyler, New York harbor.
Lieutenant George and his family arrived
on Monday and have selected quarters
No. 9.
The Friday evening hops have com
menced. The first of the series was last
Friday evening.
Lieutenant George has been elected
treasurer and secretary of the Ofticera
club vice Lieutenant Tyler, resigned.
Surgeon Hickman and bride arrived last
Sunday and stopped some days at the
knuts1ord until their quarters, No. 70
We're ready.
Lieutenant tombstone spent few days
with his family at Fort Douglas the pas
at all DESTROYS of enlisting for Uncle Sam
The officers club had meeting on Tues
day afternoon and decided to operate the
mess in connection with tue cluo, and now
the new furniture is being put into the new
mess and club house, and the ball will bt
opened about November 1st.
The following-named officers are nov
) absent from the regiment: Captain Wood
, bury, on four months leave of absence
Captain Palmer. on four months leave o
absence; First Lieutenant Lassiter, on re
} cruiting service in North Carolina; f'irs
Lieutenant ,Dunning assistant protesso
of tactics at West Point; First Lieuten
t ant Wright and Second Lieutenants Bucl
and Ballou as professors of military tao
tics and science at different colleges; FRS
? Lieutenant j tombstone, of Fort Hall, IuGial
y: agency, recruiting company of Indian
(Bsnnocks and Shoshones) for the Six
teenth battery.
Prof. G. r. Pau has located his cookinl
+ school in the Telluride block E. Thir
South, and in the coming week will sen
out invitations for an illustrated lecture o
the art of cooking and baking and the mar
ner of teaching the same, after which
, will form classes. No housewife can affor
to let this go by and a rare treat will b