The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-20

Messrs. Bob Gleudinninz, Ives Cobbs. e.
c. Coffin. z. S. Kerr, Lieutenant Sorley,
Messrs Game and Willard Young.
The marriage of Miss Rose Kuhn OF
Ogden and Mr. Charles D. Golding occur
red on Wednesday last at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Erred j. kiessl The wedding was
very pretty but quiet affair. Miss Eva
Kuhn was the maid of honor and Mr..
Harry Word the best man. After
an elegant wedding supper the happy pair
left for our city The Wedding presents
were numerous and exceedingly rich. a
host OF friends wish them bon voyage.
On Friday evening the regular hop at
Fort Douglas came of and was, as are all
the dances there, delightful. Those FROM
the city who were present were Mrs. Dun
bar, Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. Caine, and Mrs
Young. The Misses Aft, Hoge, darkness,
Shearman, Lawrence, Hooper, Ora Herk-
ness Zane and Weober; Messrs. CobD
Donnel!an, Lawrence Witcher, Sherman,
Kerr, Max Smith, Rob GlendInning, Ben
Smith ard Lyman.
On Tuesday last tue Cle0fan club met
and discussed Florence. Miss Lotie Web
Der read o paper on the Ufzzi gallery. and
Miss Ethylu gave her ideas of the Fioren-
tine sculpture, both succesded in makikg
their topics interesting.
The whist CLUB of Saturday night met
last evening with Mr. and Mrs. r. c.
Woodruff Those present were the Misses
Zane. Hamilton Grace Young, Hardness,
I - hon nd
Turner. The Msssrs. Fields, De Ricqles,
Rud Hampton, Kerr. Dr.. WiEcher and
GlendinninS.
Mrs. Henry G. McMillen gave a very
pretty luncheon at her home on Tuesday
10 twelve of her lady friends The hour
was l o'clock. The house and table were
decged with rare varieties of the chrysan-
themum. Those present were Mesdames
Arthur Brown Frances Baseom. e. 3.
Critcalcw, Lyon, 3. II. Terhune. j. Is.
Walden. Remmingtcn, Judd, Dinniny,
BrInAer aud McNisce
A very pleasant gathering was that at
the home Of Professor anu Mrs. Meakin on
Monday evening. The occasion was the
Thirty eighth anniversary of the birth OF
the hostess. The following named friends
assembled to honor the occssioa: MIR. and
Mrs. Lamb and Miss Roberts, Me-. and
Mrs. Dayton, Miss Mamie Brinkerhof,
Captain w. W. Hall. Mrs. E. a. Dewey,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. McBurney.
Il delightful. evening was spent; music,
cards and rscitaticns were INDUCED in
Master Freddie and Charlie Melk.n sur
prised everyone by their very clever reci-
tatIons.
Refreshments were served dnring the
evening Miss Roberts, who is IN artist Of
no mean ability. presented Mrs. Meakin
with a very fine flower picture in oil and
other handsome gifts suitable to the occa
sion were offered. Professor and Mrs.
present sincerely wished their hostess
many happy returns of the day.
We make the following additions to THE
HERALD's list of calling days:
Mrs. A. c. Ewing, 537 Fifth South
First and second Mondays.
Mrs. Ledyard Marlborough Bailey, % r
street, Thursdays.
Before publishing our list of reception
DAYS in full we would be glad if those who
contemplate having such days will kindly
send them to US at their earliest coDven-
fence, also any whom we may have over
LOGGED or failed to hear of.
The Waverly Club had most delightful
duncing party on Friday evening al
Yonnger's hall. The club is composed OF
sixty-hve couples, all charming young
people, who meet every two weeks.
On Thursday evening last, a happy
party of young folks assembled at the resi-