The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-08-27

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tain" should have the amendment 'sbut
Mahomet VIII come back in the early
fall, (" and it would apply to modern soci-
ETY.. There was a great exodus to the
mountains from our city in July and at
the beginning OF this month. The exodus
now is from the mountains to the city.
Next month there will probably be a
revival of social life in our midst.
The Bates-Donnellan wedding at Denver
on Wednesday was brilliant social event.
The elegant home of the nride's parents
was beautifully decorated for the occasion.
The service was impressive. Over hum
dred guests were present. The bridal
presents were numerous and beautiful.
The bridal party, composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. ] II. Donnellan. Miss Ethelyn Web
Der, Mr.. Conway and Mr. r. j. GlendIn-
ming, arrived In this city on Friday
morning. The party proceeded at once TO
the home of Colonel j. w. Donnellan.
where a Eumptuous wedding breakfast
was served, Misses Trot and Olive Don
nelIan doing the honors in a graceful way.
The Salt Lake guests at the wedding of
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Donnellan give glow
ing accounts of royal treatment by the
Denver people, They were most favor
ably impressed by what they saw of Den
yer society.
Among the pleasant occasions during
their stay was luncheon given at Browns
Palace hotel on Tuesday by 2. J Conway
The guests were Misses Mamie Bates,
Ethelyn Weber, Alice Gibbs, Georgia
Sears, Stella Hoyt, Louise Mcnamara,
Messrs. J. 7. Donnellan, Kenneth DON
nellan and r. j. Glendinni-g.
A luncheon was also given OH Wednes-
day by Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Bates to the
same party.
Judge Powers and family moved into
their new cottage at Brighton last week
and gave pleasant party in celebration
OF the event. The invitations were uni
que, being figures of wigwams carved
upon tiny blocks of wood. Footprints
were shown on the path leading to the
wigwam and beneath were appropriate
quotations from s'Hiawtaha. - The ac-
ceptances were also symbolic in character.
One was an old shoe filed with flowers.
Another was q large leaf with hlerogly-
phics traced upon it that the grand
sachem himself could not interpret.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young entertained a
number of Young friends at their pleas
ant home, No. 256 West First South, on
Tuesday evening.
The party was in honor of Miss Winnie
Conrad, who is soon to return to school at
Logan.
Music, games and refreshments were
the order of the evening and the merri-
nent continued tc a lcte hour.
Beside the guest of honor there were
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Katie Trumbo. Cannon, Young. Taylor,
Badger and Messrs. George Trumbo,
Andy Trumbo, Cannon, Daynes, Badger
snd Chamberlain.
Miss Mamie Taylor gave pleasant
party on Wednesday evening to some
friends among the Tabernacle choir.
Music, games and refreshments con-
tributed to the pleasure of the evening.
The guests were Misses Reed, Lizzie
Taylor, Matte Reed, Matte Burns,
Hattie Badger, Emma Young, Mary
Worthington and Messrs. Fred Daynes,
Joe Daynes, Walter PatSen, irwin Mar
gets, John Taylor, Clarence Cannon,
Nicholson and Professor w. c. Give.
On Friday evening last the pleasant
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Cushing, at
Sandy, was the scene of social gather
ing of their relatives and immediate
friends. The party was in honor OF their
son. Arthur g. Cushing, who has just at
tanned his majority.
A canvas had been stretched across the
lawn for the benefit of those inclined TO
dance, while others spent the time in
strolling through the spacious grounds
and listening to delightful music.
Delicious refreshments were served and
added TO the evenings enjoyment.
A Jolly party went to Bountiful We'd
nesday evening Ia quest of the festive
watermelon. They found itand returned
in the t'wee, sma' hoursH satisfied. The
party consisted of Misses Lucy Dean,
Hattie Wallace, Elsie Barrows, Bee
Wilkinson, Marie Wolf and Messers. G.
Il. Dinwoody, Warren Salisbury, Richard
solomon, j. n. Lambert and Bert Kelley.
The marriage of Miss Grace Barrett and
Mr. w. w. Robertson took place at
Chicago, Illinois, on Thursday, DR.. P.
s. Henson officiating. Miss Barrett was
prominent in the literary and social
circles of Lincoln, Nebraska, where her
eirlhood was passed. She has been a
teacher in the public schools OF this city
for two years. Mr.. Robertson is a rising
Journalist c. the northwest. The happy
pair Will be at home at Chehallis, Wash
fngton, after September 16. The best
wishes of many friends go with them.
A hop was given at Fort Dougias on
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Mer-
RAM before her departure for Fort Logan.
Among the guests from the city were
Misses Stevenson, Alternately, Sue Bacon,
Bessie Bacon, Florence Roundy ano
Messrs. Amy Katz, Kenneth Kerr,
win smedley and Albert Taylor.
The outing season at Wasatch practi-
caliv closes tomorrow with the closing of
the hotel Wasstch for The summer.
Among the guests recently entertained
at that hosiery are: Mrs. Fred Meyer,
ir., Mrs. M. NJ. Barratt, Samuel Barratt,
w. L. Burton and family, Mrs. Jennie
Bernhisel and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs w.
II. Sampson, Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. e. Merrill,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Brubaker, Mrs. Julia
Taylor and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
iIynes and son, MIR. and Mrs. H. Bam-
berger, Mr.. and Mrs. Stein, Mrs. E.
Elade, Miss Ruth Slede, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. H. Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Hemp
hill, Mrs. L. G. Crosman, Mrs. G. 6.
SIade, Mrs. J. P. Eckers of Salt Lake
city. Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Bush of Bing-
ham and Mrs. Joseph Pitt and family of
Forest Dale!
The Social Literary club was enter
tainsd by Miss Ollie Myers on Friday
evening.
Among the exercises of the evening
were pisno solo by Miss Trezise, a rect
tation by Miss Leila Davis, whistling