The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-11

Pyper and Miss Ida Pitt. The house
was decorated with hrysanthemums
and roses. Cards and games were the
features of the evening. Supper was
served at IL o'clock.
The guests were Misses Marie WOLF,
Hattie Wallace. Ida Pitt, Mary Smith,
Nellie Tulhdge, Lucy Dean, Emma
Fisher. Lottie Dinwoodey, Della
Buckle. Phemie Irvine, Emily Lenroot,
Hannah Saunders and Effie Piper and
Messrs Charles Dfnwoodey, 3. Weller,
Harry Simpler, Warren Salisbury,
Harry Atkinson, Bert Kelley, B. F.
Pyper. Fred Arbogast, Charles Hague,
A Derrick. Samuel Winters, ]. Melon
and Theodore Mack.
The wedding of Miss Lucy Whitall,
daughter of Captain and Mrs. Whitall,
of Fort Douglas, and Lieutenant Isaac
Erwin also of the Sixteenth infantry,
will take place tomorrow evening az
St Marks cathedral. All the officers
and their families, as we'll as many
friends in the city will be present.
The bride and groom will leave i'm
mediately for an extended trip through
the east and south.
The rehearsals for Led Astray" are
progressing, and, judging from the
amount of interest already manifested
by the public in general the presen-
tation of the play bids fair not only to
be one of the greatest society events
of the season. but also a decided sue
cess, financially, for the Pioneer Lii
brary. This play is given for a worthy
cause: the Ladies' Literary club de-
serves credit for the undertaking. Salt
Lakers will undoubtedly show their ap-
probation by giving the cast a rousing
reception.
Mrs. Margaret Game addressed the
Woman's club on Monday. Her sub
ject was "Silk Culture in Utah." Miss
Harrison followed with an equally IN
teresting talk on her own experience in
raising silk worms, the habits Of the
worms and the process of manufacture
ing silk.
Mrs. Seymour and Mr. D. H. Seymour
are now at home at 1863 East Second
South.
At the last meeting of the Cleofan
Mrs. Walter Jennings read paper on
''The Religion of Egypt"
Mrs Egbert Roberts will give an
benefit Of the ''Free Kindergarten as
sociation.''
The second of the cotillions will be
given at the Manitou on Tuesday.
The hop at Fort Douglas on Friday
evening was attended by most of the
young people at the post and number
from the city. Among the latter were
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Downey, Miss
Hoge, Miss Donellan, Miss Edna Shear
man, Mr.. Ives Cobb, Mr.. Hal Cobb,
Mr.. r. J. Glendinning, Mr.. B. x. Smith,
Mr.. Max Smith, Mr.. Wayne Smith, Mr.
S. K. Hooper and Mr.. Bert Varian.
A ball will be given at Christensen's
hall on the 21st instant for the benefit
of Private Mcdonald who was injured
by an accident on the opening of the
fair The members of Battery A, to
which Mr.. Mcdonald belongs, are in
strumental in the plan.
The Saturday Night club enjoyed the
second of its pleasant meetings at
Christensen's hall last evening.
Miss Mary Edith Newett and Judge
Grant H. Smith were married at St.
Marks cathedral on Tuesday evening.
They are at home to their friends at
2S4 E. First South street. No cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. oglesby have gone
to Chicago for short visit.
Lieutenant Gregg and Lieutenant
Woodward are being welcomed to Fort
Douglas by many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Mcdonald ceIe-
DRAFTED their wccden wedding on Wed
nesday evening. The coIors, lavender
and pink, were carried out in the floral
decorations, which were chrysanthe-
NUNS. Music and dancing were the
features of the evening. Pretty bon
bonteres were the souvenirs.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mcdonald, sr., Mr.. and Mrs. John