The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-15

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be assisted by the members of the Ladies'
Guild, two ladies receiving with her upon
eacn day. The day has not been decided
upon as yet but Will be announced later,
the hours being from 9 until 1880. 1t is a
happy IDEA and will afford strangers an op-
portuulty of being introduced to the con-
gregatlon and thereby establishing a social
status of affairs that is always beneficial to
the church. Mr.. and Mrs. Lane have en-
deared themselves to all who know them
and the esteem in which they are held can
only be measured by the great popularity
which they enjoy. Mr.. Lane can be found
at nome every day until l o'clock.
A very pleasant wedding occurred in this
city yesterday at the residence of Mr.. and
mrs. l. N. Parker, on Fifth South street.
Mr.. Fred Il. Davis, OF Park City, was
united in marriage to Miss Lille Kearnes,
OF the same place. Rev. j. B. Thrall was
the officiating clergyman. Only the rela-
yves OF the bride were present. Miss
hearnes Yves lovable young lady and
counted as friends all who knew her. Mr.
Davis has secured treasure and The
HERALD wishes him as well as the bride all
the happiness that life can give. Mr.. and
Mrs Davis returned to Park City last eve
ming.
The coming minstrel show. given under
the auspices of the Unitarian society. Is
creating considerable curiosity in the
minds Of the public. Charley Stanton, in :
terlocutor; end men, Harry Parker, Manse
Coffin, Sam Park, George Tousey and Mr.
Sp1ors. Sixteen picked voices will render
the music. ELMER Ellsworth and Harry
Parker will deliver stump speeches. An
original burlesque sketch touching upon
local matters is being written. 1t will also
oe enacted in conf JUNCTION with the show.
Inc programme is unique and original, and
| promises fund of amusement.
| The Ladies' Aid society of the Unitarian
church will give most delightful and
novel entertainment in the form of a
photograph party at the Metropolitan
parlors on Wednesday next This mode of
amusement is the latest eastern fad, hav-
, ing been introduced in Chicago by Mrs.
hutchinson for charitable purposes.
Edison monographs will be used; they
will record and reproduce in the presence
OF the audience, SO IL may be distinctly
heard in any part of the room; not only
local contributions, but the marine band
music and other pieces which were sung
into them in the east.
The reception given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Dyer to the Southern club" was one of
the most notable, as well as delightful en-
tertainments of the past week, which has
been replete with gayeties OF every descriD-
ton. The brilliant effect of the incandes-
cent lights upon the beautiful flowers and
fair women. who were exquisitelv gowned,
was splendid spectacle that will not be
soon forgotten by those present Mrs.
Dyer's charming manner rendered her a
typical southern hostess, even though it be
by adoption only.
The "Cotillion" party was the most
recherche affair of the week, and certainly
prettier girls and pretty madames were
never more becomingly gowned. The grace
II q n G haa q If a oi1
and the gallantry of the gentlemen forcibly
reminded one of the days of yore, when
chivalry and courtesy were the indelible
stamp of caste.
DR.. Charles M. Cannon and Miss Ida NJ
Daynes were married last Thursday by
President Angus M. Cannon at the Logan
temple. The reception, for which no cards
were issued, was held Friday evening at
the residence of John ]. Daynes, only the
families of the bride and groom being
present.
Bishop Leonard and family have moved
into their beautiful new home on First
South, between Fifth and Sixth East. 1t
is modern house Of fourteen rooms in
Queen Anne style of architecture, and is
one of the handsomest homes on that
popular and pretty street.
The Phoenix club, composed of some of
the younger mombers of our best families,
bids fair to outrival its elder brothers in
the nature of The parties it will give
this winter. The first will be held Thurs
day of this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Carey, who have for some
time been stopping at the knutsford, are
about 20 go to housekeeping and, by giving
some social entertainments, will make
themselves valuable additions to Salt
Lakes 400.
Those ladies who were entertained by
Mrs. a. b. Sawyer and her daughter on
Thursday of last week at their pretty
home, are indebted for a most elegant
luncheon and delightful time.
Judge Bennett has gone east and will
soon return, bringing with him his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Bennett will leave the hotel
about December to go to housekeeping.
Miss Hattie Evans, who intends to make
an all-wiuter stay among her friends in
Salt Lake, arrived last week and for the
present is stopping at the Morgan.
There is some talk of giving three As
sembly balls at the theatre during the win
ter, which will assuredly be as successful
as the series of last season.
Many of Mrs. d. G. Dunbar's friends
who have been so often uniformed as to
her whereabouts will be pleased to hear
she arrived last Thursday.
The Denhalter rifles gave drill and ball
on Thursday night at the Exposition hall,
which was much enjoyed by themselves
and their lady friends.
Society is on the qui vive over the mar
riage Of a prominently con nected and pretty
girl to one of our townsmen on the 10Th in
slant.
Miss Lincoln has been substituted for
Mrs. Rowe in the Hebrew choir personnel
which is now considered to be perfect.
Miss Ella Pigall, who for some time past
has been visiting Mrs. A. G. Ewing, has
returned to her home in Macon, Mo.
William Wallace, of the Omaha Ma
tional bank and brother of George Y. Wal
lace, of this city, is here on visit.
A pleasant party consisting of Mrs.
Kiesel, Mrs. Kuhn and Miss Kiesel dined
at the Knutsford yesterday.
DIR. and Mrs. Hughes have left the
knutsford and gone to their new home on
First South.
Mr.. Joseph Bancroft Kerr's friends will
be very glad to welcome him and his wife
to the city.
Mrs. w. a. Nelden and children will arrive
home this morning after a five months
visit east.
Mrs. Harry Duke is entertaining her sis
ter, Mrs. John Forbes, of Butte, Mont
S. K. Hooper leaves tonight for few
weeks visit to his Denver friends.
The Forget Me- Not High Five club meets
next Friday.
AFFAIRS ABROAD.
Peace In ireland.