The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-15
Or. Ulman, Mr.. Gallagher, Mr.. A Han
auer, jr., Mr.. Max Hanauer.

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DR.. Ulman, Mr.. Gallagher, Mr. A Han.
auer, jr., Mr.. Max Hanauer.
Fort society. with sprinkling from
Salt Lake, enjoyed an informal hop
on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Downey
arrived from the. east yesterday.
Mrs. Judge Hoge went east early in
the week to remain several days.
Miss Hardness gave a very pretty
luncheon on Thursday afternoon al
which a few friends were most pleas
antly entertained. The guests who en-
joyed the event were: Miss Kerr, Miss
Macintosh, Miss Woodward. Miss
Wallace, Miss Rooklidge.
Invitations are out for two Kensing-
ton teas. to be given by Mrs. H. j.
Newman in compliment to Miss Whit
! ley, of Chicago.
Mr.. John Olinger. of Dubuque, Iowa,
who has many friends in Salt Lake, is
spending a few days in the city.
Mrs. Judge and the two Misses
Judge have returned from their late
trip to the east.
Mr.. Earnest Bamberger and Mr. Mall
colin Glendinning leave for Yale this
week.
Chicago, was solemnized at the
Vey and Mr.. George E. Dyer will take
place tomorrow evening.
The engagement of Miss Edith Din
Woodey. of this city. and Mr.. William
>. Wright, of Ogden, is announced.
Mr.. r. F. Aversion and Miss Ada
Oldham were the contracting parties
to quiet wedding which occurred last
/ Wednesday, In the evening q recep-
ton was given by the young couple
at the residence of Mr. r. Aversion.
The rooms were decorated with white
dohHas, alySium and petunias Sweet
music was discoursed until late hour
when the wedding supper was served.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Aversion, Mr.. and Mrs John Oldham,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oldham, jr., Mr..
and Mrs. G. ]. Dent, Mr.. and Mrs G..
w. Dent, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Webb, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fowler, A1r. and Mrs. Anderson, of
Provo, Mr.. and Mrs. Manning, Heber
Aldous, Bert Olson, Gibson Rogers,
John Anakin, Harry Baker, Stanley
Anderson, Ben Johnson, A N Aversion.
James Saulace, Annie Kay Hardy,
Mrs. William Westwood, Mrs. Mac.
F'arlane, Miss Eva Ellis, Miss Annie
Oldham, Miss Inga Hansen, Miss Annie
Hansen, Miss Carry West, Mrs. NJ. A.
Anderson, Miss Lilly Anderson, Mrs.
Nixon, Miss Matte Aveson, Mrs. Will
iams, Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh, Mr.. Davis.
Miss Louie Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Pepper.
The Salt Lake Liederkranz will give
a concert and ball on Wednesday, Sep
TENDER IS, in Turner hall on West
Third South street. Nine. E. A. Sven
son, from the Royal Academy of Stock
holm will sing three solos: First. Heine's
immortal song 'tDu Dist vie sine
Blume," second, Abt's ''Waldandacht."
third, Balfe's II am a Merry Zingara."
Inc Liederkranz also will sing
some German songs. Dr. A. Hansel
viii give a comic speech and Professor
La Baron will amuse the audience with
magic and ventriloquism Professor
Petersen will furnish the music.
Miss Clara Briggs entertained the
Magazine club on Tuesday night.
A social will be given by the ladies
of st. Marks mission at the rector-v on
the evening of Tuesday, September II
On Monday, September 16, Mrs. +.
Whitehead will open her new dress
making parlors in Scott-Auerbach
building, rooms and on second
floor.
Lillias, the famous New York society
milliner, sent a consignment of Paris
and New York hats to Mrs. Ada.
Bootes, the fashionable dressmaker. at
Is South State street, for exhibition
and sale. which will be commenced
Friday, September 20. Ladies appre-
ciating exquisite millinery are invited.
Miss Lille Jackman has fitted I'D
one of the beautiful rooms of the new
collegiate institute building, on Second
East street, a music studio. In adj
dition to the pupils of the school, she
will meet her juvenile pupils there.
We Are Pioneers
Of the Rough Dry Family Washing at
Sc per pound, being the third laundry
in the United States to adopt It,
Cheap, economical, prompt boon to
housekeepers.
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY,
Telephone 1872. 142 Main Street.