The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-16

Guilland, David Guilland and Miss
Guilland and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Bartholet, jr. After a wedding supper
the bride and groom drove to their
newly builded and furnished home on
Knob Hill, west of the city"
The bride formerly resided here and
will be remembered by many.
Preparations are nearly completed
for the kirraess which is to be given
on the 18th, 10th and 21st of this month
at Christenson's old hall on West
Third South street, the object being to
False funds for the poor little children
of the city. 1t is expected that it will
be well attended and that all the arti-
cles contributed will be disposed Of.
None of the goods will be ratified. The
merchants of the city must not forget
that they can obtain the finest lunch
between and p. M. at the kirmess
on each day, laid before them by some
of the most charming of the young
ladies of Salt Lake, and that the menu
for every day will be different
Miss Ruth Eldredge will deliver a
lecture in Unity church hall Friday
evening, December 81, 1894 Her sub
ject is Dress" treated historically
and also in its relation to character.
Other features of the evening will be a
recitation by Mrs. Boyden, and Long
fellows Christmas Bells" given by
ten pupils in concert.
The friends of the Misses Harrison
were pleasantly entertained by them at
a Kensington tea Saturday afternoon.
The members of the High school will
give a ball Friday evening in Christerl-
sens hall.
The German to be given by the
Misses Conldin will rake place Satur-
day evening, December 22nd.
Mrs Wright, Mrs. Heinzman and
Mrs WhitaI will give a card party at
the Post next week.
Miss Rutter who has been the guest
of Miss Jean Groo, left Thursday morn
ing for FLORIDA. where she viii spend
the winter.
Mrs. Waiter seabree left the latter
part of the week for idaho.
Mrs. E. j. Yard, Mrs. Thomson and Mrs.
Dean, of Springville, were in the city
hast week.
Mrs. William Strong, of Provo, and
Mrs. Robert Duke, of Heber City, are
visiting Mrs. Arthur Lowe.
The Misses Mason. Park, Lowe and
Kimball returned last Monady from a
short but very pleasant trip to Denver.
Miss Fannie Godbe departed last
Monday for her home in California.
Mr. Karl Roberts is home from school
for the holidays:
Mr.. Charles Richards who has been
visiting Mr. Bert Varian the past two
weeks left Thursday evening for the
east,
Mrs. southworth, mother of Mrs. V.
NJ. c. Silva, Wiz leave Monday foT-the
east.
On Wednesday, Dec. IL, Mrs. A. NJ.
K. King gave a kindergarten tea at
her residence, "a P Street Darlington.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Bowman, of 425
West Fourth South street, gave din
friends on Sunday last in honor of the
birthday anniversary of the hostess.
Many presents will serve to keep the
occasion green in the memory of the.
young couple.
A very pleasant surprise was given
at the residence of Mrs. q. p. G. l..
Marshall Friday, Dec. IA. Card play
ing and vocal music was the order of
the evening. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs George B. Mar
gets, Mrs. George Rudd, Mrs. Retta
Margetts, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Mar
gets, Misses Allie Saunders, Lille
Betner, Marie Jonasson, Margie Sharp,
Nellie Neslen, Minnie Margetts Annie
Campbell, Annie White, Jean Campbell
and Messrs. W. D. Owen, 7. w. Home,
jr., H. S. Derrick, James Campbell, T..
G. Pinkerton, A. B. Needhan, j. B.
Ritter, Fred Graham. 8. w. Lawson, e.