The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-02
AT THE GARDEN CITY.
Young Nelson to Be Tried Society Events
Of the Week.

Young Nelson to BE Tried Society Events
of the Week.
Provo, April IA meeting of the bar
association was held this evening at the
council chamber, but nothing of special
notice came before them. The attorneys
were together something over half an hour
discussing matters of minor Importance,
and adjourned for one week.
wHEELMEN's CLUB.
J. E. Daniels, Mr.. BrownIee, Del Rob
erts. MIR. Ford and several other wheel
men OF Provo met at the court house this
evening and formed themselves into an
organization.
One OF The cars belonging to Samuel r.
Thurman, formerly the property of the
Provo street railway, was dragged to the
depot today for shipment to Salt Lake.
YOUNG NELSON TO BE TRIED.
The first district court will open Monday
morning at 10 o'clock with Judge Black
burn on the bench. The first case to be
tried is that against P. s. Nelson of
Mount Pleasant, who is charged with the
murder of his father. He is young man
of pleasing appearance and has a college
education, having spent several months
studying in the east.
There is g considerable amount of SYM
patty expressed for the accused, but the
testimony against him in some respects
points strongly to his guilt. A young
lady whose acquaintance Mr.. Nielsen
formed while at college is in Provo and
viii be an interested spectator at the trial.
King and Houtz have charge Of the de-
tense.
SOCIETY IN PROVO.
The leading society event Of the week
81.
and DR.. r. F. Reed, which took place
Wednesday evening at the home OF Mr.
Swarthout in the Third ward. Miss
Swarthout, now Mrs. Reed, is one of
Proyo's fairest aud most popular daught-
ers, well known IN society and literary
circles.
Dr.. Reed has for more than three years
been engaged in the dental business in
our city, and has achieved an enyiable
reputation
it was 7:30 Wednesday evening when
the guests began to assemble and the
merry ripple5 OF laughter and quiet con-
versation went on until S:15. when Rev.
Norris. of the Episcopal church in Salt
Lake, brought the bride and groom to the
center OF the parlor and pronounced the
ceremonies. The bride looked most
charming in rich gown OF cream silk
with delicate trimmings and settings and
the doctor appeared in full dress,
Miss Paul. of Salt Lake, stood beside
Miss SWarthout, and Mr.. Thomas Green,
OF Provo, was at the right OF Dr. Reed.
After the knot had been tied, half
hour was spent in congratulations and
admiring the floral decorations about the
rooms. Supper was then announced.
Below are the guests who were present.
Colonel and Mrs. q. d. Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Bachman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Monahan, Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Beck,
Judge and Mrs. @. d. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Rodgers, Salt Lake; Mr..
and Mrs. e. W. Craig, Captain
and Mrs. Paul, Salt Lake; Mr..
j. A. Barnum, Mr.. and Mrs. A.. d.
Cash, Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen, Mr. and Mrs.
o. e. Carey, Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Wedge
wood, Mr.. and Mrs. George Havercanlp,
Mrs. Benjamin Bachman, jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Olsen, Don E. Coray, Mrs. r. S.
Hines, Mr.. Thomas Greene, Miss Beck,
Miss Paul, Salt Lake, Mrs. g. w. Shores,
French, Mrs. Susan Sutton, Park City.
Mrs. Annie Roberts, Mrs. Cauruthers,
Miss Henry, Miss Hyslop, Salt-Lake, Mr..
and Mrs. Col. Cragan, Claud Gates, Her
man Martin, Alex Headquist, Ed Young.
Presents were given as follows:
Mrs. j. ID. Jones and Miss Adams, sill
yer card receiver.
Ninteenth Century club, piano lamp,
very beautiful
Ed Young, silver butter knife and
spoon.
Mrs. Colonel Cragan, silver spoon.
Il. j Green, silver crum knife.
ALI Whitworth, cut glass perfume
bottle.
Mrs Captain Paul, after dinner coffee
spoons.
Don r. Coray and Miss Hyslop, two
spoons.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Bachman, cut glass
tumblers and finger bowls.
Mrs. @. w. Shores, decorated wax
candle.