The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-03

Mrs. Krouse ana her mother, Mrs. E.
@. Williams, Mrs. II. G. Woodrow and
Mrs. Miller left yesterday for the east.
They will be in Chicago to enjoy the cele-
bration of Utah day. Mrs. Woodrow has
been invited TO sing at the reception to
foreign officials on that day, Pro
ishing music for the occasion.
Mrs. Woodrow will visit Cincinnati
during her absence and will be gone
about six weeks. Mrs. Miller will make
visit OF several months in the east, and
Mrs. Williams expects to spend the win
ter in the south. Mrs. Krouse's stay IN
the Windy city will be short one.
A lively party seen at Saltair Friday
evening was made up OF Misses Brock
bank, Hook, Walters. Freed, Shelmer-
Effie McAllister, Effie Crismon, Addie
Walker and Messrs. Brink, Cassidy,
Anderson, Naylor, Freed, Derrick,
Taylor, Hooper, Fred McGurrin and
George Trumbo.
Miss Catharine Turner, niece of Gov
ernor Stone and a member of his party on
his recent visit to our ci4y. has been app
pointed to represent Missouri at the Con-
federate reunion on the 18th inst. For
several years feature of this reunion has
been series of tableaux, in which each
of the Southern states was represented by
its most beautiful maiden.
The wedding of Miss Bessie Grace
Sprague, daughter of the late Judge e. T.
Sprague, and Mr.. David J. Sharp will be
solemnized at the First Congregational
church on the 18th instant. The cere-
mony will take place at6:50 p. m. and the
newly welded pair will take the evening
train for the east.
Misses Grace and Alton Young gave
small but pleasant party on Friday even
ing in honor of Miss Kuhn of Ogden.
Among the guests were Misses Kuhn,
KimbaIl, Katz. Young, and Messrs.
Kenneth Kerr, w. j. Lawrence, George
Lawrence and Ried.
The Bicycle club had pleasant run on
Friday evening. Among the bicyclists
were Mrs. George r. Wallace, Miss Wal
lace. Miss Macintosh, Miss Aft, Miss
Hardness, Miss Southworth and Messrs.
Wallace, Downey, Pavey, Holland and
Max Smith.
Mrs. J. L. Rawlins and children and
Mrs. Davis will leave for Washington
Tuesday. They will be much missed in
the social circles of our city, and a host of
friends wish them pleasant sojourn in
the lefty of magnificent distances. -
Miss Jessie Bloomin gdale of San Fran
cisco passed through the city this morn
ing on her way to Chicago. She had time
for chat at the station with her friends,
Mrs. Wolf and Mrs. Welsh.
Mrs. Burrows went east last Monday
over the Union Pacific to purchase her
fall stock of millinery. She will be alb
sent several weeks and will visit the
Worlds fair before returning home.
The engagement of Miss Lille Levy to
Samuel Jacobson has been announced.
Both young people are well known and
many friends wish them bon voyage on
the matrimonial sea.
Mrs. n. G. Brownlee returned on We'd
nesday from q pleasant visit in Chicago,
Boulder and Denver. Mr.. Brownlee also
yer.
Miss Blanche Mackistosh expects to
leave for the east tomorrow. She will
spend the winter with relatives in New
York and will visit. Baltimore before her
return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Norris left on We'd
nesday for protracted visit in the east.
They will spend most Of their time in
Chicago and New York.
Miss Tibbetts left on Wednesday for
- ocT,o Il, -,
the future. She leaves many friends who
regret her departure.
Mrs. Irwin, who had been the guest of
her brother, Lieutenant Sorley, for a
week, has returned to her home in Gal
weston, Tex.
Mrs. Sanborn and Mrs. McCallum, who
have been rusticating at Tooele the past
month expect to return to the city on
Tuesday.
DR.. A. A. Smith and family of New
York City, arrived yesterday and Will be
guests of A. G. Smith and family for a
fortnight.
Mrs. L. c. Trent and daughters are
greatly enjoying their visit at the White
City. They wi.I remain about two weeks
longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dinwoodey, Miss
Katz and Mr.. w. j. Lawrance went to
Brighton yesterday to rusticate for few
days.
Captain and Mrs. Noble expect to go
east soon and will remain a considerable
time. They will be much missed at the
post.
Mrs. ]. z. Caine, Mrs. D. G. Dunbar
and Miss Cora Hooper returned from
Soda Springs yesterday morning.
A straw ride i. on the taps for next
week and is looked forward to with de-
light by some of our youngest young peo-
pie.
Sixteen of the Brighton guests returned
TO the city Friday. Among them were
Mrs. Brooks and Miss Ella Putnam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis and Miss Davis.
who have been guests of Mrs. Judge Zane,
returned to California last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bancroft and DR.. and
Mrs. Pinkerton returned from their
mountain trip Thursday.
It is probable that Miss Roruick will
visit our city this fall and give some read
ings at private functions.
Miss Esther Freed will return to Ogden
Monday, where she will attend the acad-
envy Of the Sacred Heart.
Miss Mary Hall left for Massachusetts
last week. She will be enrolled as a stu
dent of Mount Holyoke.