The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-11
SOCIAL CHIT CHAT.
The Dallin Reception, Two Weddings, and
Announcements of Coming Events.

The Dallin Reception, Two weddings, and
Announcements of Coming Events.
The studio reception of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
e. Dallin was an artistic treat to those
who could avail themselves OF the pleasure,
and from two until six o'clock constant
stream of visitors were going to and fro.
A model of the "Angel Gabriel" which is
to adorn the temple, when finished, is
beautiful work of art and elected unquali-
fed praise.
The bust of Brigham Young was very
life like, and said to be a perfect image Of
the great man-one of him in a standing
attitude, which is most interesting, would
aCceptably ornament any room, being an
appropriate SIZE as well as q graceful
statue-one with which his friends are de-
lighted. A bust of General COnnor seems
to have been made from photograph
taken some years ago, and looks somewhat
younger than he did before his death, but
the expression. and the distinctive military
bearing Of the old veteran are clearly de-
fined, and pronounce in no unmeasured
terms its excellence.
The bust of George O. Cannon, one of
the dignitarieS OF the Mormon church, Is
easily recognized by its perfect likeness TO
him, and the expression of the face, ana
above all the Intensity of the eyes, is re-
markable. Joseph +. Smith, the apostle,
is taken from photograph said to be a
correct likeness, the sculptor losing moth
ing in his reproduction, but conCeiving the
ideas of expression, which are inimitable
President Woodruff's bust is well exc
cuted piece of work and elected the mo5t
favorable comment.
The enthusiastic praise of the visitors
Yesterday afternoon must have been crafty
ing to MIR. Daliin, and while lot educated up
10 the proper point of appreciation OF such
pronounced artistic merit, the wholesome
sincerity with which his work was admired
would be- a compensation Tor the lack OF q
critiQue's flow OF words.
The bronze head of a Sioux chief was
accurate and sufficiently baroaric in ex-
preston to suit any brave.
"a Singing Angel tiny cherub, taken
from nature IA son of Mr.. Duncan Nc.
Innes), Is pleasing study and illustrates
the artists dew ton to the nude in art.
The Awakening of Spring. which was
exhibited in 1890, is an ideally beautiful
figure, full of imaginative grace and senti-
ment. 4 photo OF This and several of the
young scuiptor's most famous works were
on exhibition.
A quiet home wedding, which rather
! took the town by storm, was that of Miss
Fairy MORAN TO Mr.. A. b. Jones, both vel
known in social circles in our city. They
| left upon the midnight train for SaI
Francisco trip. We tender them our
congratulations and many wishes fol
| health, prosperity and happiness.
MIR. Jones is the cashier of the Utah Ma
tional bank and cSme to Salt Lake City
about two years ago, while the bride is the
| second daughter OF the Well known rea
estate dealer, j. A. Morlan.
| Mr., Louis F. Kullak and Miss Elizabeth
! C.. Crawford were married yesterday morn
! ing at ST. Mary's cathedral. They have
! gone east on an extended tour Upon theil
return they will be at home at 722 Yves
/ Temple street.
The Woman's Relief Corps entertained
! friends last night at the Metropolital hote
! parlors at cards. An informal musicale
and refreshments added pleasure to thos
Assem- bled, and not until a late hour did tn
party dispense.
The Emerson club met with Mrs, DR.
Tibbe,s last night. The subject under dis
cussiOn was "F'aust."
The Kafee Klatsch will be held at 3 4;
D. m Mt the Metropolitan parlors under The
direction of the Unitarian ladies.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE.
On Tuesday evening last Mrs. Earl L
Gray invited number OF friends to NEE
Prof. Bailey of Boston, one of the mos
noted Christian Scientists of the country
end to hear him explain the principles o
that doctrine. After explaining the scienc
briefly, MIR. Baiiy requested those presen
to ask him any questions in relation to tn
subject which they desired, and for over q
hour the guests kept him busy answerin
puzzlihg and knotty questions. Much il
terest was manifested in the subject
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
George A. Lowe, MIR. and Mrs. McGurrir
Mrs. Witcher Jones, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs
Taylor, Mrs. Lett, Mrs. Royle and thers