The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-23

leans; lovely journey by water at this
season, from there they go by rail to New
York, thence westward to Chicago for q
view OF the Worlds fair, and home
again.
A private marriage was solomnized at
the rectory of ST. Marks Cathedral on
Thursday evening, April 20, by the Rev
DR.. Norris, the contracting parties being
Mr.. William III. Sheridan and Miss Lena
Scharer Clapper, both well known by
| Salt Lakers.
| An elegant dinner was given by Mrs.
w. v. Richards to Lieutenant and Mrs.
Wright. Mrs. Richards is one of the
most charming OF entertainers, seeking
for congenial tastes in invited guests.
and perfect appointments.
Mrs. S. Bamberger's lovely home was
thronged with callers on Thursday after
noon, her regular reception day. Elegant
refreshments were served from richly and
beautifully appointed tables, while merry
chat held closest attention.
Invitations are out for hop to be given
at the Post hall. Friday evening, April %,
at 7;SO O'Clock: The hosts of the evening
are Messrs. Albert G. Allen, Frank M.
Whitall, w. Landram Mcfarland.
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A party of the ladies who came down
from Ogden to attend the card party given
by Mesdames Henderson and Brinker,
were handsomely entertained at luncheon
by Mrs. j. Moritz.
Mrs. W. w. Wood and her daughter,
Mrs. B. M. HiIlard, both former resi-
nf off har-o -1ox
from C9ur ID Alene and are stopping at
the Templeton.
The proceeds of the entertainment given
last week by the young lady members of
the Good Shepherd were used to furnish
the Sunday school room with carpet.
Mrs. FL. B. Younger and daughter leave
for California, where they will devote
four months to seeing the attractions of
that state and the Pacific coast.
A box party at the the theatre, who
witnessed the play Wednesday night,
were Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Miller and Mrs.
Bates, of Ogden.
the L. FL. B. s. on Wednesday afternoon,
entertaining them most elegantly at her
handsome home.
Mrs. j. S. Daveler, who has been quite
sick for some time, is much better, and
her friends hope soon to see her entirely
recovered.
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Porter of st. Joseph,
Mo-, who has been guest Iof her son,
Mr.. d. FL. Porter, left for her home
Wednesday.
Mrs. j. Moritz has her father and
mother visiting with her for a few days.
They are on their way to their home in
Honolulu.
Mrs. A. W. Clays has returned from a
pleasant trip to California, but will in a
fortnight leave for Ohio, to stay all
summer.
Mrs. Hardness and Miss Cora Hardness
left Saturday for Iowa, and will do the
World fair. before their return in the fall.
Mrs. Charles @. Dey leaves Tuesday for
the objective point of the moving mass
from all pal It's of the world-Chicago.
Mrs. o. E. Lee leaves this coming week
for the east, and will thoroughly do the
Worlds fair before returning.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. William A.
Nelden gives an entertainment in honor
OF Miss Camp of Cleveland.
DR.. Ellen G. Gage has removed to 264
East First South street, where she will be
pleased to see her friends.
The marriage of Miss Louise Bird to Mr..
George F. Gasser is set for Thursday,
April q, at $3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. T. G. Bailey left Saturday to at
tend the Worlds fair, whittier all
thoughts tend.
Miss Ella Thomas, Governor Thomas