The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-02

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Graham, will visit the city for short
time as the guest Of her niece, Mrs.
Casper L. Robertson.
The Alumni of Rowland hall have
for some time been discussing a. pro-
posed banquet to be given this month.
Almost two score graduates can be
reached and the idea is to make the
affair one of the brightest of the sea-
son. There will also be in it an ele-
ment of retaliation, in that no gentle
men viii be allowed and the young
ladies will have q jolly time by them
selves. 1t is possible the Knutsferd
will be se-ected as the place.
Mr.. James A. Pollock will visit st.
Louis during the latter part of the
month.
The first June wedding and perhaps
the most interesting event of the week
viii be the marriage of Miss Lucille
Young and Mr.. William Reid At the
wedding ceremony, which viii occur
at $50 Wednesday evening at the
residence of the brides parents, Red
Butte Hollow. only the relatives and
intimate friends of the bride will be
present, but a reception Will be held
afterwards from 9 o'clock until mid
night. The newly married couple will
reside just south Of Red Butte Hollow
in their new residence.
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One of the most important affairs of
the past week was an elegant luncheon
given by Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett on
Thursday afternoon. The japanese
dining-room and table were beautifully
decorated with flowers and ribbons.
The guests were: Mesdames George T.
Downey, Isaac Trumbo, William c.
Jennings, J. NJ. Bidwell and Charles
Read and Misses Macintosh, Wood
ward and Plummer.
DR.. ]. S. Hammond and wife, of
Butte, Mont, were the guests last
week of Mrs S. NJ. Phillips.
Lawn tennis was the amusement on
Memorial Day at the Rowland hall
grounds, which were gaily decked in
crimson and white. the school colors.
A University and High school student
each handled a racket, while two of
the Rowland hall ladies contested for
the crimson and white. Quite a large
company, consisting mostly of stu
dents, watched the cleverly played
game.
Mrs. A. B. Emery and her sister,
Miss Nellie Bransford, returned on
Tuesday morning from a two months
stay at Los Angeles.
Miss Molly Patterson returned on
Friday from the Leland Stanford
university.
Mrs. c. s. Goodwin. Of Logan, is
visiting Mrs. J. T. Gilmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Snow infor-
mally entertained a few friends on the
18th. at their home on North Temple
High five was the pleasant division
The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. ]. f.
Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. Bird, Mr.. and
Airs. Frank Harris.
Miss Katie Williams will return
early in June from California, where
she has been studying during the
past school year.
Miss Geddes is expected back next
week from New York where she has
spent the past year at school.
Miss Margaret Park. who has been
spending several weeks with Miss
Minnie Kiesel at the Junction City,
has returned to Salt Lake.
Miss Phyllis Young will leave on
Wednesday for Detroit. where she
will be The guest for several weeks of
Mrs. Henry Meers, VINO is remem-
bered in Salt Lake society as the
former Maria Mitchell.
Miss Dolly Walker returned from
Butte at the beginning of last week.
Mr.. E. H. Duncan and wife inform
ally entertained Father Burke, a
prominent ecclesiast recently from
Dublin, one evening last week. Miss
Donnellan, Miss RoyIe. and Ken
meth Donnellan were present on the
occasion.
John H. Vincent for many years the
leader of the Sixteenth ward choir,
was the victim of pleasant surprise
last Wednesday evening. A small
army of his friends, headed by Bishop
Kesler, took possession of his home,
and the hours were happily spent in
speech making, singing, Rotations
etc.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry \. Mayo will
be at home this week at No. 253
South, Third East
The Ladies' Literary society will
give a social at Unity hall, Main
street, on Thursday evening June 6.
There will be dancing, card playing
and refreshments.
Mrs. Margaret Dickson, of Louisville,
KY, will arrive in the city Tuesday
to be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. K H.
Griffin.
Mrs. Farrar and Miss Brown. of
Washington, D. c., guests of Mrs.
Charles /. Lamb, of this city. left
Thursday for the different summer re-
sorts of Colorado. Miss Brown is
daughter of the late General Thomas
NJ. Brown. of Indiana, who was a
member of Congress from that state
for fourteen years.
Mrs. L. NJ. Earl entertained Judge
D. ]. Chadwick and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Devine, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
3. Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Hedges,
Miss Kate Mcclure and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thirkell on Friday evening.
MUSIC NOTES.