The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-29

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where the best wishes OF their many
friends follow them.
Wednesday the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Lane
celebrated their fifth anniversary by a re-
beption at the parsonage. 1t was q most
enjoyable affair. Mrs. Lane was the re-
cipient Of some very handsome presents.
There were about one hundred and fifty
present. A feature of the afternoon was
a complimentary dinner to the Howels
club, whose valuable aid has so materially
increased the funds of st. Paurs guild.
The young ladies connected with St
Marks parish. st. Agnes Guild, give din
ner at St,-Mark's hall, May 81. The young
ladies have been very busy in preparation.
1t goes without saying that there will be a
full attendance, as such bevy of charm
ing girls cannot fail to draw an apprecia-
tive crowd, especially as they offer a very
fine menu.
Mrs. F. W. Norris Mondays at home
are counted among the most delightful
gatherings in the social world. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dallin's presence graced last Mon
q
treat to those who were present.
The members Of the Methodist church
gave strawberry festival Friday even
ing, which was very we'll attended The
littla CARDS gotten up for the occasion were
exceedingly chaste aud dainty; it was a
pleasure, too, to be served by the fascinat-
ing ladies in their coquetlish caps and
aprons.
Miss Jean Groo, who has been quite i'll,
is entirely recovered and gladly welcomed
her friends once more.
A delightful musical was given at Row
land ball Saturday evening.
There was full attendance of the EN-
erson club, which met at Mrs Trents
Wednesday evening. 1.-THE Light of Asian
Is still the subject of study and discussion
The Unitarian society met Thursday
evening at the usual hour in the Netropoli-
tan parlors.
Miss Isaacs of Omaha, the guest of Miss
Blanche Kimbsli, has been greatly feted
during her stay in Salt Lake and left with
many regrets Thursday morning.
There are number of Theatre parties
formed to attend the performance of the
Howells club Tuesday evening with supper
to follow; the audience promises to be q
very fashionable one. This favorite club
has done excellent work the past season,
and deserve much credit and all encour-
rgement.
Miss Maude Pratt entertained Miss May
Barton, Miss Holgate, Misses Bell and
Crissie Lawson, Mr.. and Mrs. Holgate,
Miss Peck, Miss Louie Lloyd, Miss May
Dyer, Miss Susie Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. Cav
ley, Miss May Pratt, Jessie Riser, Orson
Dyer, VIII johnson, ALI Taylor. Hyrum
Nelson, John Foreell, Aft GsrrecK. Dave
Parry and j. j. Kelley at her home, 239
West North Temple street, Friday evening
in a most charming manner, one of the
features of the evening being choice vocal
and Instrumental selections.
On Thursday evening the former teach
ers and pupils and the alumni OF St.
Marks school viii celebrate the twenty
fifth anniversary of its foundation at the
school house. All who have been connected
with the school are TO be entertained. The
programme Of the exercises are as fol-
lows:
Brief opening service.
Music.
History OF the School-Mrs. j. H. Brown.
Music
The Clergy of ST. Mark's-Rev. S. Unsworth
Our Lawyers-G. F. Putnam.
Music.
Poem-Elmer A. Ellsworth
Our Girls-C. o. Whittemore.
Music.
Refreshments.
Dancing.
Wedding cards are out announcing the
marriage OF Judge E. a. Smith and Miss
Kate Weller. The wedding reception will
be given by MIR. and Mrs. 4. NJ. Weller
next Thursday evening at O'clock at their
residence, No. 30 East Seventh South, and
Immediately after Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will
leave on trip to New York and other
eastern cities, returning to Chicago in time
to join the Utsh Democracy at the great
convention. THE HERALD sends its greet
lngs and joyful wishes in advance.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Morse are enioyiup q
visit from Mrs. w. l. Allen, wife of the
assistant manager of the Rock Island road
and her daughters, of Chicago, Ill. Mrs
Alien was here two years ago and was so
delighted with the place and its pleasure
resorts that she has decided to make
another visit here on her return from the
Pacific coast.
a beautiful wedding took place on Wed
nesday eve, the 18th, at the home of the
bride, No. l16 Wall street. the happy par
Elephants being Miss Lucia Arnold and
MIR. Joel II. Rich, both of Salt Lake CITY.
The ceremony was performed by MIR. Ben
Rich OF Ogden, brother of the groom.
number OF friends witnessed the event and
partook extrRvagantly of the many courte-
sizes extended them by the brides mother
Many costly and unique presents bespoke
the popularity of the bride. Their myriads
OF friends wish them unbounded SUCCESS
and pleasure in every particular
The happy couple will occupy their new
home, No. $40 Second West, and will be at
home to their friends after June |.
A party including Mr.. and Mrs. McGur-
rim, Mr.. and Mrs. Dininny and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gregg attended the theatre Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. ]. E. Chute left Friday night for
Chicago TO meet her niece, Miss Daisy
Cotton, who has been attending school in
Philadelphia, and they Will arrive in Salt
Lake June 5.
Mrs. E. A. Parsons leaves soon for the
east.
The Kirmess
The kirmess will commence TUESDAY
evening, June ith, in the Exposition build