The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-16

II ana the sun touching it.
The tandem craze has passed from
the bicycle to the waltz. The fash
ionable dance of the summer season re
joices the Eearts of the prin, it does
away with the clasping of the maiden's
waist. Instead, she stands with her
back to her partner. who holds her
righf arm extended, and then simply
follows in her steps
OGDEN SOCIETY.
Tuesday large number of ogden's
young ladies' went out to Wilson'S Lane
and were the guests of Mrs. David
Pingree. Mrs. Pingree was formerly
Miss Annie Zitsnlan of the Second
ward and secretary Of the Y. L. NJ. L.
A. of that ward. She still attends to
the duties of the position. though liv-
ing at a considerable distance from
ogden The young ladies of the ward
Planned pleasant surprise on her and
went out in carriages Tuesday after
noon Mrs Pingree's sisters were in
the secret, so every preparation had
peen made for the entertainment of
the guests, though the hostess herself
was completely surprised. Mrs. Mary
McQuarrie in behalf Of the association
presented Mrs. Pingree with beau
tlIul lamp, with the compliments and
good VIII of the entire ward. Mrs Pin
gree responded feeIingly to the I'M
4ooked-for tribute.
refreshments were served and a de-
HShttul afternoon was spent by the
many guests at the pleasant country
home of Mr. and Mrs. Plngree.
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock a
merry party Of guests assembled on
the lawn c. the Rerrick home, Wash
lngton avenue, as the guests of Miss
Letde Herrick. In the company were
Mrs. Frank Stevens. Mrs Randall,
Misses Ruby Stevens, Media McQuarrie,
Josie Zitsman, Cora Wilson, Joan
oodmansee, Ida Pingree, Lily Pin
gree, Pearl West. Nettie BOYLE. Rhoda
Stevenson, Luella Ferrin. Ida Farley.
jamie Herrick, Nettie Herrick, Veda
Littlefiald, An intricate spiders web
was unraveled by the guests Miss
Lily Pingree succeeded in finding the
other end of her skein first, and re-
ceived q pretty hancrpainted vase as
first prize. Miss Rhoda Stevenson re-
ceived bouquet of flowers, but not
as a reward for her speed in unravel-
ing the tangled skein. Dainty refresh
young hostess.
At the home of Dora Snow Wednes-
day evening was given a delightful
party in honor of Miss Reb. Morris
of Salt Lake. Among the amusing
games played were a contest to de-
termine who could come most nearly
to guessing the number of beans in a
Jar, and a contest to see who was
most learned in proverbs. Miss Joan
Woodmansee won both prizes. All the
girls present remained with Miss Snow
during the night enjoying "a sleeping
party The following were present:
Hannah and Reb, Morris, Josie Cham
bers, Nettie Robins, Nettie Boyle,
RhoGa Stevenson, Cara Brown, Milla
Stevens, Joan Woodmansee, May
Brown, Gertie Myers, Dottie Young,
Lettie and Pearl Richards, Dora Snow,
Nettie Young.
A pleasant camping party near
Huntsville is composed of Mrs. E. 7.
and Miss Rose Hulanisl1i, Mrs. Will
lam H. and Miss Name VOORHEES,, Mrs.
Mary McGaw and Miss Agnes Howell.
A pleasant canyon party left Wednes-
day morning to spend the rest of the
week in camp. In the party were Rev
and Mrs. Ford, Mrs. A G. WINS,
Misses Prude Thomas, Lillian Lowe,
James Wardleigh, Bert Holbrook and
Ernest Beltzer.
Mr.. H. A. Code will be grand escort
for a party of campers who will make
Haley, Idaho, their headquarters for
a, few days. The members of the party
are Mrs. H. A. Code and sister, Messrs.
Roy Code, J. E. Burch, Fred and Theo-
dore Gentsch of Salt Lake.
Mr.. julius Pratt, of Salt Lake, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. WINS a
few days last week.
Mrs. o. D. Banks has returned home
to ST. Louis.
One of the most pleasant weddings
solemnized in Ogden for a long time
was that on Wednesday last of Richard
c. Taylor and Miss Lucia Mcdowell.
Mr.. Taylor is a popular employee in the
poStomce ana the orlde IS tie C,aug ~
ter of Major o. P. Mcdowell.
The guests assembled abJul .
O'Clock and were pleasantly received
by the prospective bride and groom.
AT the stroke of $50 Miss Mcdowell
and Mr.. Taylor took their places in the
corner of the parlor, which had been
especially decorated for the occasion,
and Rev. DR.. Jeffrey in q, few words
conducted the marriage ceremony. at
its conclusion the guests offered their
congratulations. while Mrs. r. 7. Har-
ris played some sweet music on the
piano. Among those who witnessed the
ceremony were: Major o. P. and Miss
Addfe Mcdowell, Mrs. and Miss Mag
gle Taylor, Dr. jeffrey. ar. e.l4o - r.. *.
I. Harris, H. L. Taylor, j. H. Knauss,
E. A. Weatherby, John r. Brown, Miss
Nan Williams and Messrs. Jennings,
S. E. Corey, j, F Taylor, Gutenberg,
F. S. Keilar and j. NJ. Lindstrom. The
wedding presents were many and beau
tGful and were sent by friends and rela-
tives from California, Illinois, Iowa,
Montana, Kansas, Colorado and Utah.
Among those particularly noticed were
the gift of the brides father, deed
for two lots in Riverview addition, val
ued at $1,000, a refrigerator from the
Ogden mail carriers and clerks and a
handsome marble clock from the fam
ily of John r. Brown.
A party was given Thursday last in
honor of j. W. Tinsman, ex-mayor of
Kirksville, Mo, the guest of Charles F.
oslo .of Oc-5a11 r1aYyfu was &C