The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-16

WIN ID. Morgan of Boston, nephew of the
great lecturer of Boston, was married tx
Miss Bonnie Morris Mcclellan of Denver
The ceremony was performed at thu
First Baptist church by the Rev. Henry
B. Steetman. A banquet was tended
them in honor of the event; and theil
4 many friends wish them long and hap
Ply life.
They left shortly afterwards for trip t.
Chicago, and will return to Salt Lake tc
make their home here. The DR.. intend.
to engage in business here.
Personals and miscellaneous.
DR.. and Mrs. Bascom leave for the east
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. TT. Jones have returned
from their western trip. &
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Fox leave for the
east Tuesday of this week.
Miss E. j. Binford Of Denver, is the
guest of Mrs. Theron Geddes.
Mrs. .. j. wenner was the guest OF
Mrs. Arthur Brown last week.
Mrs. Carlew was down from Ogden last
week visiting with Mrs. H. P. Henderson.
Mrs. 7. ]. Amy has removed from her
old address and is now located at 80 Fifth
East.
Mr.. Benjamin B. Hanak and Miss Ada
May.
Miss Kentucky Smith OF Ogden, was
down on Wednesday visiting Mrs. E. NJ.
Miss Nevada Y. Davis has returned
from delightful jaunt through Cali
fornia.
Mrs. Alice Summerbell of Santa Rosa,
California, is guest of the family of A.
F. Philips.
Mrs. Moss Woolf gave charming part,
to her son, Herbert Woolf, yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Edwin R. Clute goes to California
this week where she will visit with her
mother and father.
The young people had another dance at
st. Marks school house last night and
greatly enjoyed it.
Mr.. and Mrs Carson have returned from
their travels through California and are
at Mrs. George Gannett's'
There is to be domino party at Fort
Douglas on Tuesday evening, which un-
doubtedly will De delightful affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Daltin are rejoicing
IN the advent OF fine boy. Their hosts
OF friends extend their hearty greeting.
Miss Carrie Sutton, OF Provo, who has
been visiting the Misses Raybould during
the past week, leaves for home tomorrow.
Miss Mildred Bowman, daughter of
Mr.. John III. Bowman, is to be married
to Mr.. Oscar Groshell at O'Clock, Tues-
day, April Is.
Judge and Mrs. Zane gave handsome
dinner last night, judge and Mrs
Miner, of Ogden, and Mrs. Mcqueen be-
ing OF the party.
The ladies of the Unitarian society are
congratulating themselves that the Dick
ems costume ball netted them in the
OF 500.
Miss Gussie Sawyer leaves Wednesday
with her guest, Miss Vincent, and will be
absent all summer, visiting Chicago and
other places of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Lang OF Portland, Or.
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob BAN.
berger They are on their way east, in
ending to make an extended tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Auerbach and Mrs.
Brooks leave this week for Europe. and
will be absent two years. Their MANY
riends wish them safe and pleasant
Mr.. and Mrs. McGurrin and Mrs, OAR
ing are home from the coast, where they
lave been during the past month. Mr..
md Mrs. McGurrin leave for the east
Monday.
The dress on exhibition in Main street
window is of home made broadcloth and |
Jtah building at the Worlds fair,
Miss Marion Camp of Cleveland, O.. is
guest of Mrs. Wythe Dandy, /, 145 East |
second South. Miss Camp will visit here |
lntll the tirst of May, when she and Mrs.
)anby will go east together.
The Guitar and Mandolin club met this
asst week with Miss Hardness and tomor-
ow night will meet with A. F. Holden. I
t was determined that hereafter the /
MEETINGS should be in alphabetic order.
The very able paper on s'Woman's
,lubs in America, read at the luncheon |
.iven by Mrs. II. P. Henderson to the
ady members of the Ogden literary CO.
erie by Mrs. Ransford Smith, has been
1uch spoken OF the last week.
Mrs. William f. James is home again.
reeting her friends in all directions
Ter visit east was, in every way, most /
while in Washington city she i
nd Mr.. James did the honors of Senator
houp's home in his absence.
Mrs. John A. Marshall gave small
ut very enjoyable luncheon on Tuesday II
ay at O'Clock, in honor of her mother
er- Beside the family circle there were
resent Mesdames Woodward, Dooly and
dickinson.
Mr.. D. R. Gray, general agent of the
outhern Pacific, had one day last week
ne pleasure of welcoming his aunt, Mrs.
. d. Gray, and daughter to our city.
hey were both very much pleased with
alt Lake and the snow covered noun
inns which enclose it.
The ladies had been travelling on the
,ast and a long journey was before
lem, their destination being Pennsyl-
mia. Mrs. Gray's husband is general.
anager of the Union Star Fast Freight
ne of the Pennsylvania road.
Answers to Correspondents.