The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-12

/ Coffin, Mr.. g. :. Eerton, Mr.. Carr, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. S. Young, Mr.. Eugeae Young, Mr..
Nebeker, Mr.. Joe Haywood, Mr.. Charles
/ Game, Mr.. Joe Young, Misses Lucille,
Grace and Alton Young. the Misses
/ Lottie, George ana Ethel Weber, Mr.. and
j Mrs. James jennings, MIR. and Mrs. Walter
Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jennings,
Miss Florence Clawson. Miss Mary Teas
del, Miss Celia Sharp MIR. Will Sharp, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Sharp, Mir and Mrs. Fergus
/ Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Culmer,
MIR. and Mrs. Alfales Young, Mr.. and
/ H. G. Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Young,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Rulen Wells, Mr.. and Mrs.
! G. d. Pyper, Mr.. and Mrs. 8urk, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. f. Whitney, Mr.. Sep Sears, Miss
/ Dott Sears, Mr.. and Mrs. Seldom Clawson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Young, Mr..
aud Mrs. VIII Cummings. Mr..
Henry Richards, Mr.. Ives Cobb.
/ Mr.. Stanley Price, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
1 ridge, Mr. and Mrs. w. g. Dougall, Messrs.
Dougall and Dngal, Mr.. Henry Jacobs, Mr..
Sidney and Miss AHace Hooper, Mr. and
Mrs. d. G. Dunbar, Mr. and Mira. J. g..
Cane, Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell, Misses
Campbell, Allie Davis, Ada Dwyer and
Margie Bird, Mrs. Green, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Foote, Mrs. EVE Davis, Mr.. George
Dryer, Mr. and Mrs. b. S. Young, Mrs.
Lewella Young, Mr.. joe Young, Mrs.
Mrs Lyman, MISS Hooper, the Misses
Silva of Omaha, Miss Saviar of Portland,
Mr.. Harry and Dean Lyman, leave on the
steamer Topeka, July 20, Tor Alaska They
will be absent about month
The marriage of Lieutenant George
Marion Brown TO Miss Katherine Pauline
Fisher, DAUGHTER of Judge and Mrs. Daniel
Fisher of st. Louis, takes place June Is, at
8 o'clock. The marriage service will be
celebrated at the Pilgrim Congregational
church, the reception is TO be at the homo
Of the bride from half past six to O'clock
when the bride and groom take their de-
parture. They will be ''at home' to their
friends after the 1st OF August ct Fort
Douglas.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell c. Woodruff were
again sat homen to their friends Wednes-
day afternoon and evening. They were
assisted by Mesdames Kimball, Fabian.
Hughes and Hall. the Misses Davenport,
Kimbal and Lawrence. In the evening
Miss Mccormick also received with them
Many friends called and it was a most en-
ioyable occasion.
ward gave concert and Maypole dance for
the benefit of the poor 1t was such a sue
cess that they were asked to repeat it, aud
have therefore agreed to do so Monday
night. 1t is a worthy cause, and the meeting
house should be filed to overlooking Adj
mission, twenty-five cents; children fifteen
cents.
Tuesday morning the Misses Clara Col
ton, Margaret Parker, Katharine Lowe,
Jessie Alff and Edna COIN arrived from
school in the east.
On Wednesday evening Mrs A w. Tay-
lor gave very delightful entertainment to
Miss Walker and her guest, Miss Casey of
Butte. Keno was played and every third
keno a prize was given Two prizes were
given at the close, Miss Casey winning the
ladies', a handsome painted plate. Mr.
Scarf received the gentlemans prize, a
painted blotter.
Miss Alice Keim is to be married to Mr.
James Dryden, of Logan college, on We'd
nesdsy, June 10, at high noon. Rev. Mr.
Bates of the English Lutheran church,
will perform the ceremony. a wedding
wear cream silk. Immediately after the
Logan.
Miss Greenman was married to Lieuten-
ant Guyer on Wednesday evening last at
twilight by Rev. w. M. Lane. The we'd
ding was quiet and at home only few
intimate friends being present. AN Incl
dert Of the occasion was the cutting of the
brides cake with the bridegrcom's.
Little Miss Forbes acted as maid. Beside
r = idrrf
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes and Miss
Hattie Mears.
DR.. O'Riley from Fort Logan is visiting
friends in the city.
Mr. Schenck and Mr.. Campbell from
New York are visiting friends.
Mrs. Clute gave luncheon to Mrs.
Valley.