The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-27

marriage of Miss Mary Bishop, formerly
OF Butte, Montana, to Mr.. Franklin Il
Parker, OF Boston. The beautiful Episco-
pal service was very impressively per
formed by Rev. Mr. Lane, at the home of
Mr.. Clute, which was tastefully decorated
WIN WIN cut flowers and blooming plants. The
pride was gowned in rich gray suit and
carried an artistic cluster of brides roses.
She entered the drawing room upon the
arm OF the groom, and they were fol owed
by Mr.. Ford and Miss Redele. Mrs.
BISHOP. Mr.. Grey and little Lolo Bishop.
AFTER partak1ng OF delicious and dainty
luncheon, the bridal party left, amidst a
shower OF rice, taking the east-bound train
Tor Chicago. Miss Bishop is the accom-
plished daughter of the late Dr. Bishop, of
Suite, and niece of w. w. Bishop. of San
francisco, and will be greatly missed by a
wide circle of friends.
among those present were Dr. and Mrs.
EWING Mesdames Cotton, Hyde, Reming-
ton, Lane, Grant, Young, Gardner, John
son, Scannell, Brink, Ford: Misses Ben
son, Mitchell, Remington; Messrs. Cotton
Scannel, Mears, Pavy, johnson and Grant
Tuesday night the jefferson engagement
was the most marked society event of the
week. and several box parties were given.
Another pleasant little afternoon COM
pany was that given by Mrs w. w. Ritter
TO the Misses Marjorie Dwyer Hester Ell
dFedge, Edna Dryer, Jotie Bsatie and At
ton Young. 1t was on the strict @. T. or
der, and every one enjoyed herseli. Mrs.
Ritter has the happy faculty of making Ter
guests enjoy themselves without any ap-
parent effort on her own part.
Mrs VIM. Jennings gave theatre party
to witness the performance of THE RI
walls, to the following ladies': Mrs. w.
W. Ritter, Mrs Jos. Jennings, Miss Jotie
Beatle, Miss Marjorie Dwyer, Miss Edna
Dwyer, Miss Hester EldreGge and Miss
Alton Young.
There is in prospective a theatre party
consisting of Misses Beatie, Dwyer, Ell
drecge, Young, and Mrs. w. w. Ritter. to
lahe IN Marie Wainright's performance of
Amy Robsart."
Miss Dolly Walker is visiting in Council
BUNS, Iowa. and Is having good time.
Mrs. Joseph Siegel leaves for her home in
ballmore the first week in April. She
VIII spend the summer in Saratoga.
Next Thursday the Ladies' Unitarian
society gives its regular monthly entertain.
ment, which promises to De unusually in
terestlng. The views Mr. Utter has of
Constanunople are said to be the finest
ever exhibited in the city, and the lecture
to be delivered will be equally as good.
Inc George R. Maxwell Post No. 5 and
Woman's Relief corps give a grand recep-
Ilon anu ball at Grand Army nail on Thurs
gay evenlng, April Z. Selections from the
spanish Mandolin and Guitar club. and
Miss Lincoln, MISS hurry and others viii
also take part
One OF the finest musical receptions of
the season is the one to be given for HE
oeneht OF the Orphans Rome and Dav
Nursery at the residence of Mrs. Henry
Siegel, IOo East Second South street on
thursday next, March 81. from to ) D. m.
II Is under Prof krouse's direction and the
pest local talent is TO be employed. The
sololsts are Mrs. Silva, Mrs. Allison. Mieg
HaWley and Mr.. Weihe. The object OF il
all Is worthy one and should be we'll
patronized.
Mr. Cal. S. Darlington, one of the most
Talented musicians of Salt Lake, is compos
ing Tor Easter Sunday beautiful mass TO
be sung in the Catholic church. Mr.. Car
rlngton Is also the composer of comic
opera, which Is brimful Of melody and in
certain parts attains to a high order of
music. -
On FRIDAY evening, April l, at the Metro
polltan MOTEL, literary and musical enter
talnment will take place for the benefit of
the W. G. T. U.