The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-28

overflow patronage. This year the ram bier
at Garheld's pavilion feels
Like one who treads alone
Some banquet hall deserted,
Whose lights are fled. whose garlands dead,
And all but he departed.
while the few who have sought the
canyons thus far have shivered chilly
s'Ooh," buttoned up their wraps and bur
ried back TO town. The exodus will come
now, however, since old Sol is coming out
A few ardent spirits whose love FOR
mountain breezes and canyon streams is
superior to their desire for comfort (and
who, perhaps, rented their houses too far
in adyance) have already handed in their
orders to have their HERALDs sent to the
postoffice nearest their camping place, and
started out with their loads OF tent poles.
canvass and camp kettles. OF such are Scott
Crismon and family and the Roundys. who
have a patent on the head of the Weber.
II. b. Clawson, Jr., will soon follow them
and with them will constitute the pioneer
corps; later, the others of the band who
LeGrand Young, n. w. Clayton, the Rich
ards, etc., will assemble their families and
take up the delightful pilgrimage.
Mrs. ]. II. Moyle last week entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. G. Dunbar and MIR. and Mrs. ]. Z.
Game at a pleasant tea.
Mrs. DR.. Benedict has cards out for tea
party on Thursday next
The Boston Journal of the 18th has this
stem, concerning the marriage Of Dallin,
tho Utah sculptor:
lor a
art and educational elements of Boston
life were specially represented, filled the
St James (EpiscopaD church, Roxbury,
at 5 p. m. Tuesday in accordance with the
invitation from Mrs. j. c. Murray for the
marriage Of her daughter, Miss Vittoria
Colonna Murray, TO Mr.. Cyrus Edwin
Dallin, the weil-known young sculptor
The invited friends were received by the
following ushers: E. w. Barnard, 81. G.
Frost, Thomas II. Hall, AZ r. Robertson,
j. II. Richardson and Louis &. Morse. MIR
+. B. Hall acted as best man. There were
no bridesmaids. The church was beauti-
fully decorated with flowers by the pupils
of the Normal school, in which the bride
has heretofore been teacher, each pupil
decorating special pew, and the whole
design being pleasant surprise to the
bride. AT the appointed hour the Sane
tuary Boys choir entered the church sing
ing the Bridal chorus from "Lohengrin"
rs they passed up 10 the altar, while the
bridal party followed. The marriage SER
vice was then performed by the rector,
Rev. Percy Browne, the bride being given
away by Mir. L. r. Murray. The bride
made an exceedingly attractive appearance
IN tasteful wedding costume. As the
bridal party retired the Boys choir sang
1.-THE Voice Ger Eden" At the close of
the ceremony, after an interval for rest
and Fluctuations, the newly-wedded couple
made preparations for a trip to the West"
Miss Retta Young gave a tea to some
sixteen friends on Monday evening.
The Garfield Beach club, which is a re-
vlval of the old Pleasant Hour club, be-
gins its weekly Monday trips to the lake
this week. The club is composed of about
seventy five society people.
Mr.. F. n. Shelton has decided to accept
the position of assistant general freight
agent of the Chicago, Rock Island railroad
and has already gone to Denver. Mrs.
Shelton expects to follow him in Septem-
Der. They will be sadly missed from our
,ocial circles.
Miss Eva Erb is back from college and
aer bright presence iilumines the Walker
house.
Mrs. Major Silva is sick from severe
cold.
Miss DIR. Justina Anderson has gone
abroad for several months absence. She
will travel and study on the continent
The Ladies' Musical society will give a
musicale on Wednesday evening. July LIST,
at Callers hall An enjoyable programme
is promised.
Mrs. Judge Bennett invited a party of
ladies and gentlemen to view the Mystic
Shriners at the Knutsford last evening.
Judge and Mrs. Goodwin, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Macintosh, Mr. and Mrs. Almy and Mr..
and Mrs Chambers were among the num-
Der.
Miss Bertha Yost, of Omaha, is ex-
pected here next week on a visit to Miss
Grace Wallace.
MIR. Robert Walker, on his return from
his wedding trip, viii build handsome
home on Fourth South, near West Temple
street, next to Mr.. Cheeseman's new resi-
dence.
The engagement of Mt. c. Woodruff to
Miss Florence Kimba1 has Just been an
nounced, the wedding to take place II the
autumn, when their new residence will be
ready to receive them.
Mr.. Rand. very wealthy cattleman. is
engaged to be married TO Miss Annie
Hampstead.
Mrs. R. c. Chambers on Wednesday night
took = party TO the fort to witness the dress
parade. Among the number were Mrs.
Al ,.
Mr., Mrs. and Miss Macintosh, Mr.. Walter
Almy and Madam Amy, Mrs. Judge Ben
nett. Mrs. Decker aud Miss Decker of
San Francisco. On their return they all
Adjourned to the knutsford for an evening
party.
Ladies' now use Pasta Mack as perfume
for the bath. It is from Germany AID ex-
pensive, butt is the fad
Bishop Leonard gave dinner party to
Bishop Seymour, OF Illinois, on Wednesday
sioht At which q number of churchmembers
and other guests from the fort and city
we're present
Miss Jasmine Young, the little daughter
Of LIE Grand Young, gave party to about
seventy-fve OF her juvenile friends
Wednesday afternoon and evening. The
children had Jolly good time in the old
ways dear to their hearts Refreshments
were served on the lawn
Cadet Treweek has returned from New
York to spend his vacation in and about
Salt Lake.
Miss L. C. Kiper, of Denver, is at the
Cullen. Miss Kiper is sister OF MIS- j.
T. Donnellan, Of Salt Lake.
Mrs Culver, of Lincoln Park. is enter
tanning her sister from Kansas City.
Fort Douglas.
Miss marguerite Richards, thirteenth
birthday on last Tuesday evening was the
social event of the week
About all the young people at the post
were present and great many from the
city The music was furnished by the
Sixteenth Infantry string band
Lieutenant Butts Of the Twenty frat In.
fanEry received animation few days 900
that ho vould be detailed a. professor 81
Attloeics ot the army recruiting depot A.
Columbus Ohio.
Major IrAu G Uitchor JYn;&ol cx