The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-05

classes himself as Utah boy. His wife is
the neice of ex-Gov. Murray. They re-
main here for some weeks visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. Spencer Clawson has mapped out q
grand tour and only wants two or three
good companions to go ahead with it. This
is run up TO Rexburg on the cars; from
there to Yellowstone Park by horse and
stage, and the Northern Pacific to New
York. He may decide to take the trip
alone.
Last Thursday evening Miss Mollie
Knowles and b. L. Randolph were married
at the home of the bride by Rev. 81. b.
Steelman, Of the First Baptist church.
To the strains of Memberships "Wed-
ding March," played by Miss Lulu Jack
man, the bride and groom entered the room
preceded by two maids of honor, Miss
Mabel Crossman and Miss Callie Groshell,
bearing baskets of flowers, and advancing
to beautifully decorated bay window, were
made husband and wife.
A recent Paris letter says Messrs Sid
and Fred Clawson have arrived there and
are making brief stay with their brother,
the artist, j. w. Clawson. MIR. Hafen was
on the point of leaving for Utah. DIR.
Richards family uad arrived in Paris, and
the marriage of Artist Harwood and Miss
Richards was to have taken place at once
Mrs John w. Young and party were ex-
pected in Paris soon. MIR. Young is looked
for in New York within fortnight.
That charming nook for summer idlers,
Brighton, with its delightful ozone, so
productive Of light-neartedness, will
present an attractive array of cottagers
this season. Rev. Mr.. Thrall is an
II
DR.. G. w. Foster has taken the Hampton
house, which he will occupy with his
talented family; DR.. Anderson, r. H
Brown and Mrs. Mary B. Hampstead will
occupy their own cottages. H. w. Law
renee and family will contribute their
presence some time during the season, and
the Walkers will probably go up awhile.
The guests at the afternoon tea given by
Mrs. DR.. A. Benedict on Thursday were:
Mrs. a. Dinwoodey, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. j.
A, Jennings, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Flo Claw
son, Mrs. Tibbits, Mrs. Heber Lee, Miss
E. Weller, Mrs. w. w. Ritter, Miss s.
Ritter, Mrs. Walter Jennings, Mrs. w.
Pitts, Mrs James Jennings, Mrs. John
Sharp, Mrs. NJ. Cummings, Mrs. John
Sharp, jr., Mrs. Dwyer, Mrs. g. Foot, Mrs.
Maggie Dwyer, Mrs. D. Cummings, Mrs.
B, Cummings, Mrs. E. Knowlton. Mrs.
Emily Clawson, Mrs. E. Clawson, Mrs. w.
Groesbeck, Mrs Walter Beatie, Mrs. T. G..
Weber, Mrs. Richard w. Young, Mrs. DIR.
Young, Mrs. Charles Benedict, Miss Rettie
Young, Mrs. r. Dix, Mrs. McAllister, Mrs.
Mcintyre, Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Stanley Claw
SON, Mrs. Nettie Smell, Mrs. Margetts,
Mrs. win Clark, Mrs. LIE Grande Young,
Clawson, Mrs. j. Felt, Mrs. H. b. Claw
son. ir., Miss Edith Dinwoodey, Miss
Maude Fowler, Mrs. II. G. Whitney, Mrs.
Barratt, Mrs. J. d. Spencer. Mrs CLARK.
The Harmony clubs entertainments at
Garfield are conceded by all to be among the
most enjoyable Of this season. At its last
one, on Tuesday evening, there was a
very select number" ana some of the cos
tunes worn were patterns of GOODNESS as
well as OF prettiness. Among those who
attended were: MIR. and Mrs. J. T. Donel-
Ian, Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Forbes, Mr. and
Mrs. G. II. Brink, Mr.. and Mrs. p. L.
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. William
Browning, MIR. and Mrs. e. G. Raybould.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Raybould, MIR. and
Mrs. w. H. Rowe, Mrs. Cummings, MIR.
and Mrs. E. r. Clute, Mr.. and Mrs. S. d.
and Mrs. E. p. Sears, Mr.. and Mrs j. H.
Denhalter, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Davis, Mr.
and Mrs. Il. A. Fyler, MIR. and Mrs. John
Horlick, Mr.. and Mrs S. p. King, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles King, Mr.. and Mrs w. E.
Lake, MIR. and Mrs. A j. Lowe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. w. Olmstead, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Farnsworth,
Miss Raybould, Miss Kate Ray bould, Miss
Rose Raybould, Miss May Raybould, Mr..
Samuel Park, Mrs. Boyd Park, Miss Rowe.
Miss Clute, Mr.. Theodore Raybould, MIR.
w. II. Early, Mr.. w. II. Creary, Mr. John
Miss Ferguson, Mr.. G. S.
Miss McAllister, Mr. r. E.
Hoag, Miss Hoag, Miss HURT, Mr.. ]. L.
Perkes, Miss Cooke. Mr.. Ed Kimball and
Zofo n /
Perkins and lady.
Fort Douglas.
The officers of the fort enjoyed a brief
visit from ex-postmaster Barrett of Salt
Lake City on last Wednesday evening.
Captain Daniel Cornman of the Twenty
first infantry is detailed by the war de-
partment to inspect militia camps In Utah
territory.
Lieutenant Colonel John b. Parke, Sec
ind United States infantry, and his family,
expect to leave for Omaha, their new sta
ion, in few days.
Second Lieutenant James T. Anderson,
If the Sixteenth infantry, goes to Fort |
Leavenworth military school at the COM |
nencement of the scholastic year, Septem- |
Der l.
Captain William p Kendall, assistant |
surgeon OF the army, and his wife, arrived |
u Fort douglas last TUESDAY. Iney are /
Tisiting Surgeon Wolverton until they be- |
'ome settled in quarters.
Captain William H. Clapp. Sixteenth in
antry, is ordered to report to Columbus,
Ohio, from his home, Akron, Ohio TO con-
luct recruits to the Twenty first Infantry, |
md then join his regiment at Fort Douglas. |
Captain Leven c. Allen, of the ST xteenth |
Infantry, who has been at Columbus, Ohio,
he past two years, on general recruiting
eryice for the army, will join his regiment
It Fort douglas by October lst. 1t is not
ret decided what afficer of the Sixteenth
will relieve him.
First Lieutenant Henry D. Styer, of the
twenty second infantry, and his bride. re-
urned some days ago and will take quar-
ers No. at Fort Douglas. 1t has been de-
ided that Lieutenat Styer will not go to
he Fort Leayenworth military school this
ear, and the probability is that Fort
Douglas will be his station for some time
First Lieutenant William HI j. Johns
one, Sixteenth infantry, and his wife, ar
lived some days ago, they having been ON
six months leave of absence. Lieutenant
ohnstone will probably 90 to Fort Hall,
indian reservation, at once, he having been
elected ana detailed by the war depart
lent to enlist Company /, of the Sixteenth
,fantry from the Bannock and Shoshone
ribes of Indians.