The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-08
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Monday and will make this city her
permanent home.
Miss Long and her pupils gave one
of their pretty entertainments last
night, and about thirty guests enjoyed
the pleasant inequalities. The evening
was most agreeably spent, as is al
ways the case when at homes" are
given by the gracious hostess and her
pupils.
Mr. and Mrs George Y: Y. Wallace
are home from their California trip.
Miss Katie williams leaves during
the week for Germantown, Pa, where
she will continue her studies this WIN
ter.
Mrs. o. K. Lewis came down from
Butte last week.
Mrs. ]. C. Royle returned yesterday
from her eastern trip, much improved
in health.
Mrs. John NJ. Zane has returned
from her eastern visit.
The engagement of Miss Ethelyn
Webber and Mr.. George L. RIye is an
nounced. The many friends of this
young couple will be greatly pleased
to learn this intelligence. Miss Webber
is the daughter of Superintendent Web
Der, of the z. c. III. l., and is a bright,
accomplished lady and one who has
host of friends, while lIr. Nye is
rising young man of the city with
f1attering prospects.
Henry Smell and Mrs. May Clawson
were yesterday united in marriage at
the home of the bride. The groom is
one of the leading business men of this
city while the bride is a well known
lady of Zion. The many friends of the
contracting parties will hasten to ten
der their congratulations.
Mr.. George F. Downey goes ITO st.
Louis on Tuesday, from whence he
will return to Zion with Mrs. Downey.
Arrivals from the Fox ranch last
week were Miss Woodward, Miss Harl-
ness, Mr.. Sharp and Scott Woodward.
Miss Park returned from Brighton
last week.
Miss Wallace, Miss Kerr nnd Mr.
George Y. Wallace, jr., are expected
to arrive from Idaho tomorrow.
Miss Louise Putnam has returned
from the east.
Andrew Mcdonald, Andrew Morri-
son and VIII c. Kegel, all of Dubuque
Iowa. were the guests last week of Ed
W. Duncan.
Mrs. Putnam and Miss Ella Putnam
have returned from Brighton.
Miss Ethel A. Hornick, the talented
elocutionist, is the guest of Mrs. c. c.
Goodwin.
Mrs. Judge Howat and the Misses
Howat have returned from their sum-
mer outing at Silver Lake.
Mr.. Hoyt Sherman left during the
week for the east.
Miss Hooker, who has become we'll
acquainted in society as the guest of
Mrs Charles Read, will return to
Omaha tomorrow.
Mrs. Forhan, of Colorado, who has
beeen visiting Judge and Mrs. Colborn,
left for her home on Friday evening.
Miss Edith Waller has returned from
the east
Mrs. John E. Pelcher and son, of
st. Louis. left for home on Thursday
after a pleasant visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. S. W. Sears, Of Thorndyke
Miss Jennie NJ Longs classes in
elocution and physical culture resume
work tomorrow at the teachers resi-
dence on First South. Miss Long and
her Pupils have arranged for series
of lat homes" to be given monthly at
Miss Longs residence.
Mrs. L. ]. Keyes and Sister will leave
this evening for the east. They will
visit friends in Illinois for several
weeks.
Miss Grace Young, daughter of Prof |
G. c. Young, leaves for the east in a |
few days where she will continue her
musical studies at the Wilson Female |
college in Pennsylvania.
Miss Edith Woodmansee left last
week for the Leland Stanford Univer |
sity, where she will complete a. course |
in biology.
Mrs. NJ ]. Stewart will open her
dressmaking parlors in Scott Auerbach |
Monday morning, Sept. 9.