The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-16

Bowring were married at the temple
on Wednesday, and in the evening
reception was given in their honor at
the residence of w. G. Bowring, 25l
West Fourth South street. The rooms
were beautifully decorated, yellow be-
ing the prevailing color.
Miss Maud Bowring, assisted by her
aunt, Miss Annie N. Bowring, and Miss
Fannie Parry, received the guests,
most of whom were intimate friends OF
the couple. A banquet at IL o'clock
was the feature of the evening.
Among the guests were: Mr. ana
Mrs. H. E. Bowring, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Bowring, Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Bow
ring, Mrs. Will Bowring, Mr.. and Mrs.
BENJAMIN Midgley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua Midgley, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
Midgley, jr., Mrs. Thomas Midgley ana
daughter, Mrs. S. B, Newman and
daughters Daisy and Mabel, Mr.. and
Mrs. + Raleigh, MI. and Mrs A ia
cobson. the Misses Sarah. Rena and
Ollie Patten, the Misses Winnie Sadie
and Bertha Midgley, the Misses Annie
and Allie Bowring, Mrs. Bembrook and
daughter. Fannie, Miss Miller, MISS
S. Thorn, Mr.. and Mrs. Manca, Mr..
Knox. H. w. Bowring, III. BoWrlng, p.
Bowring, w. Patten, Will Phillips, y.
Dahluuist. w. Parry and many others
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L, Williams and Miss
Katie williams left last evening for
California. Miss Williams will enter
Miss Heads school at Berkely. Mr..
and Mrs. Williams will be gone week.
/ Another dinner party was given at
the T. o. B. last evening, this time the
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Rob
ertson, Miss Sherman, Miss Helen
iShearman, Miss Edna Sherman and
Miss Katz.
| Mrs. A. A. Smith is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Ira Lewis, and her son,
Mr.. B. X. Smith.
Mr.. d. E. Burley gave a small high
five party on Friday evening, when his
guests were DR.. and Mrs. e. A. Trip,
Mr.. and Mrs: S. F. Fenton; Mrs Katz,
Miss Katz, Miss Godbe and Mr.. Alma
Katz.
Miss Mccormick, Miss Nash and Miss
Knippenburg returned from trip
through the Yellowstone on Tuesday,
and the last named young ladies left
on Friday for their home at Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs E. Braselman and their
daughter, Miss Maud, have returned
from San Francisco, all glad to leave
the Golden State" for the greater at
fractions of fair Utah.
Miss Louise Smedley left for Wash
ington, D. c., last evening, to reutrn to
accompanied her.
Miss Katharyn Geddes left for New
York last week and will be at school
there another year.
Mr.. George Y. Wallace will leave for
Yale on Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Hague, of Bellevue, Ida,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. e.
Clinton, 126 A street.
Miss Clair Bockholt was surprised by
"a party of friends on Thursday even
ing, and thus reminded that that was
her birthday anniversary. Miss Josie
Solomon received a similar pleasant re-
minder on Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs S. II. Pearson have re-
moved to 207 East Third South street.
The boxes and stalls of the Salt Lake
theatre were filled with some of the
best known ladies of the city yesterday
The fair spectators took a lively inter
est in the proceedings of the convention
and contributed their kiq-gloved quota
to the whirlwind of applause that greet
ed J. l.. Rawlins.
Miss Forrest, of Denver, was the
guest of Miss Teasdel few days last
week.
Mrs. E. Y. Davis, Miss Alley Davis
and Prof. Marshall returned on Thurs.
day from Soda Springs.
Mrs. George Robinson has returned