The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-30
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J. s. Daveler, s. Woodward, J. NJ
Bidwell, Ellsworth Daggett, a. Roun-
dy, Charles Zane, J. NJ. Zane. a. S.
Bower. LIE Grand Young. II. Sadler, j.
H. Giiffing, Dickson, J. c., Conklin. T.
c. Lind, Hoyt Sherman, jr., S. Din
woodey, ]. H. Moyle, T hamilton. H.
D. Niles, D. c. Dunbar, J. E. Game,
Willard Young, Mrs. Gemmell, j. +.
! Ellerbeck, Mrs. Iglehart. Mrs. Spencer,
Manning, Harry Jennings, Kate
: Young. ]. L. Rawlins, Charles Fifield,
{ d. B. Hampstead, Neldon. A. B. Rich
| ardsOn, Brothers, H. Lawrence, VIII
/ liam Jennings. C. T. Richards. l..
White, ]. White, Isaac Trumbo, Rich
ard Macintosh, C. L. Robertson,
Powers, a. Dinwoodey, F. Ola wson, NJ.
Clawson. A. Young, L. Young, Arthur
Brown, Benedict, Scott Crismon, Wal
ter Beatie, DOugaI, c. S. Burton, Z. c.
Coffin, W. Bateman, Barring, F. Mac
Gurrin, Bache, James Dwyer, H.
Russell, T. Carter, H. c. Burnett, Will
liam Reed, Marshall, NJ. Kirkpatrick,
Guy Palmer, s. B. Bunnell, S. H. Claw
son, Seldom ClawSon, Fred ClawSon,
William Groesbeck, Wash Young, ].
w. Clawson, J. Clark, Alder, j.
Geoghegan, Hughes, Henderson, JO
seph Richards, F. S. Richards, F. d.
Richards, T. Richards, Isaac Clay
ton, Nat brigham, W. K. Wright,
Burgess. ". c. Jennings, T. w. Jen-
W. W. Ritter, D. J. Sharp, ]. B. Farlow,
c. c. Goodwin, J. E. Bamberger, ST.
mon Bamberger, o. J. Salisbury, J. T.
GiImer. Mrs Sells. Hanauer, Owen,
Sam Park, s. P. Teasdel, H. NJ. Wells,
S. Lynch, c. Kraft. Mrs. Sprague,
Mrs. Witchard J. A. Miner, A. Sharp,
John Sharp. J. n. Sharp. James Sharp,
B. r. Eldredge, ]. A Eldredge. 2. L.
Williams. A. w. Game, H. Naisbett,
Will Dinwoodey. Mrs. MARYLAND, Dag
CART. Brinck. Knox, Leo Clawson, r.
w Sloan. NJ NJ. Barrett. Watson, 2.
P. StayneS, Irma Lewis, Smith Charles
Wells, Oscar MOyle, r. Dix. ". Nc
Intyre, F. Ferguson, R. ". Young. A.
Young, 5. Young, c. S. Kinney, Little,
Hirschman, Orms-oy, Fordyce. William
Carroll. Byron Groo, Francis, Kelly;
and Misses Weber, G.. Webber, F.
Webber, Anderson. Preston, Laura
Preston and Lena Preston, Mcdonald,
B. Mcdonald. Woodward, Roundy. T.
Roundy, G.. Young, A. Young, Sadler
Conklin, \. Conklin. Mary Jennings,
Hampstead, B. Hampstead. Savage,
Macintosh, Miles, Blair, Dinwoodey,
H Young, Benedict, Dwyer, Kirkpat-
rick. GrOesbeck Allen, Sherman. II.
Sherman. E. Shearman, Park, Hoop
err, Sprague, Sharp, Aggie Sharp, Will
liamS, Cfilmer, Hanauer. T. Hanauer,
Katz. Crawford. Teasdale, Cochran,
Curtis, Harding. H. Harding. 7.
Sharp. Lulu Clawson, Lawrence, KIM
ball, Gregory Strong.
The marriage of Miss Edith John
son. of this city, and J. f. Richardson,
son of J. S Richardson, was solemn
lied on Wednesday night at the home
of the groom's father. on $50 East
Third South street. Bishop Spiers Of
ficiated.
Immediately after the ceremony a
large number of guests took part IN a
reception. Some Scotch songs, rendered
by Mrs. Shultz, of Sugar House, added
to the pleasure of the evening.
Miss Lyde Wells gave a garden
party on Wednesday evening in honor
of the Rev Stanley Hunter, who is
about to leave on a trip through Ore
gon and California The lawn was
brightly Illuminated and refreshments
were served. The decorations, which
were chiefly of roses, were tastily ar
ranged and it was a. sociable party
which assembled to wish MIR. Hunter
joy on his journey.
Inc guests were AilltL Justice l1HT-
rift, Rev. Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. II. ?.
Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Culmer, Mr..
and Mrs W. .. Jennings, Miss Mabel
Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. Luce, Miss Luce,
Mr.. Gene Luce, Mr.. ana Mrs. Utter,
Miss Utter. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G..
Hedges, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Wells, Mrs.
Harrison, Mrs. Healey, Miss Chancel-
lor, Mr.. Lyon, Mr.. Bonnell, Mr..
Greenep, Mr.. SCOTT Wells, Miss f.
AT,-
Hedges.
The Moonlight club met with Miss
Rula Ensign on Wednesday evening
at her home, AZ Alameda avenue The
party was entertained with the must
cal talent of the club, and on the
prettily illuminated lawn, ice cream
and strawberries were served. Those
present were MIR. and Mrs. II. s. En-
sign. Messrs. e. Brown, J. MacKnight,
w. Naisbit, F. Brown, z. T. Palmer,
F. Paul, W. Reeve, ". Corral. E. p.
Jackson, W. c. WOwarth. and Misses
Russell, Oakley. Harris, Held. Ensign,
Whitney, Jackson, Wiscomb and
Brown.
Mrs. Matilda p. Spencer gave an old
peoples party on Monday afternoon
at her residence, % Social FEalI avenue. |
The guests were all ladies, the young |
est of whom was s. and the oldest 9S |
The father of the latter lived to be !
104 years old. The ladies enjoyed
themselves immensely and gave every
indication that the weight of years |
rests lightly upon them and that their |
hearts are still young.
Mr. and Mrs J. n. Melton gave a
reception during the week in honor of |
the marriage of their son, Mr. H. E.
Melton, and Miss Jenta Smith. The |
ceremony was performed by the Rev /
The bridal party stood be-
meath a large wreath of white roses.
and decorations of pink roses and I
SmilaX made pleasing back ground /
The reception was attended by about
l5O friends of the couple, who spent a
most sociable evening. Pleasant fea-
lures of the reception were dainty re-
freshments and some excellent musical
selections by DR.. Plummer.
Miss Ida Whipple, of Salt Lake, and
Mr.. Ezra o. Taylor, son of the late
President John Taylor, were united in
marriage on Wednesday in the Tenn
pie. The wedding was followed by a re-
eeption at the home of the groom's
mother on Third North street. where
about thirty-five intimate friends and
relatives of the copule assembled An
other reception, which proved an
equally sociable and pleasant occa-
sion was given on Friday at the home
IF John NJ. WhittaKc>. about 100 being
present.