The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-28

wishes of number CT their most in
innate friends and relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ewers left for the depot, whence
they took the o'clock train for Salt
Lake. They will spend a few days in
that city, and ON their return will make
their home at S25 Twenty street.
Numerous presents were received
from friends both present and absent.
Some of them Were as follows: Sill
yer cream and sugar bowl, from J. F.
Winters, best man; silver knives and
forks and tablespoons, dessert spoons,
teaspoons, from John S. Lewis; silver
mounted brush, comb and glass, from
bridegroom to bride; silver butter dish
and silver fruit tray, silver bread tray,
from Mrs. Thomas, George TasSel, Mr..
limerick and DR.. James of Carlin,
Nevada; set of beautiful white table
linen from Mrs. Ewers, mother of the
groom, living in Sacramento, Cal, and
other valuable and useful presents
frcCn friends and relatives. Among
those who witnessed the ceremony were
Mr.. and Mrs H. E. Gibson, parents;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H West, Mr. and Mrs
F. T. Saddler. Mr. and Mrs Edgar
Gibson, Mrs. sina Gibson, Miss Anna
Culley, Mr.. ]. F. Winters, Mr.. William
Caldwell, Miss Alice Anderson, Miss
Hattie Gibson, Miss Pearl West, Mr..
Archie Gibson.
Thursday evening H. z. Wardleigh
performed the ceremony uniting in
marriage William T. baltimore and
Miss Annie White. The couple were
given a. reception at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. B. F. Livingstone at their
! home, 1886 Jackson avenue, after the
ceremony was performed. About fifty
of the friends of the young couple as
sembled to do honor to the occasion
Many presents and good wishes were
bestowed UPON Mr.. and Mrs. baltimore
before their departure to Salt Lake on
a short wedding tour. They will make
their home at 2613 Jefferson avenue.
Mrs. F. j. Kiesel entertained num-
| Der of friends at a Kensington tea
party Wednesday afternoon.
Thursday evening a pleasant box
party witnessed the performance of
Mother and Son" at the Grand as
the guests of Mr. Isaac Payton. In the
party were: Mrs. Mills, Mrs. A. G.
WINS, Miss Ashmpre and Miss Kuehl.
Mrs. J. H. Shuffiebarger was down
from Pocatello last week visiting Mrs.
| T. D. Ryan.
|
lawn fete on the grounds of the
Church of the Good Shepherd Tues
day night.
Wednesday at Layton William Tay-
lor, a telegraph operator at the Union
depot, and Miss Grace Gibson of Lay
ton, were married. After a brief tour
IN the east they will return to reside
in Ogden.
H. c. Rockhill, who has been visiting
c. A. Bedford, has returned to his
home at Fort Wayne, Ind. Mrs. Rock
hill remained for the baths at Utah
Hot Springs.
The graduating class of 1896 of the
Sacred Heart academy, composed OF
Misses Ada Barratt, Lucy Cullen, Ida
CaSsin and Catherine Carnahan, went
for a landau ride about the town or
the afternoon of commencement day.
Mesdames Bowman and Smith
Misses Bowman. Anderson, Wilson
Middleton, Stayner and Ashmore
Messrs. Joe Baker, T. Y. Stanford Irv.
ing, Emmett, Winthrop, Bowman
Brown and Dalton comprised a merry
party OF guests who enjoyed the hos.
pltal1ty of the Moench family Wednes.
day evening at their home on Seven.
teenfh street. The large grove form
ed delightful place for an Afternoon
party, ana the young ladies were
guests, not only in the evening, blIf
In the afternoon. Professor and Mrs
L. f. Moench and their daughters
Ruth and Laura, proved themseIve.
charming entertainers.
, c. E. Corey was down from Pocatello
to attend the wedding Of his friends
X. L. Harris and Miss Blanche Bag.
ley.
Miss Selma Kuhn is visiting friend:
in Evanston.
; Miss Nelly Davidson of Denver, i.
visiting friends in Ogden.
2 Mrs. Fillmore, who has been VISIT
ing her daughter, Mrs Flanagan, ha.
returned to Buffalo, N. Y.
7 T. A. Davis, master mechanic of the
: Union Pacific, is residing at the Paci1,
: hotel and will probably be located
7 here with his family the entire sum
mer.
, Friday evening a complimentary
benefit ball was rendered Mrs. Jan,
Ballantyne in Lester Park pavilion
(. prior to her departure for the cas-
: to spend the summer visiting friends
and studying kindergarten work Sh
left yesterday morning over the Uniol
: Pacific. Her first destination will b.
| Chicago where, at the kindergartel
college, she will stay until July G
when she goes to Buffalo to attend tn
International kindergarten association
= which will sit in convention until Jul,
: II. From Buffalo, Mrs. Ballantyn
. will proceed TO Chastauqua lake, wi1er,
she will pass the remainder of tn
> summer in study. The Ogden Ere
Kindergarten association have sen
Mrs. Ballantyne as their delegate t
> the convention at Buffalo. In tn
afternoon of the day preceding tn
f ball the kindergarten children mad
p merry in Lester Park under the direc
: ton of Mrs. Ballantyne and her zeal
!. Gus assistants, Mrs. Wilson, Miss Car
Il and Miss Woodcock. 1t was their an
nual summer festival and about eight
| were present to dance and enjoy tn
:. games of caterpillar, robins nest
e and the like.
|, Mrs Egbert Stratford is down fror
: Pocatello and will spend the summe
n in Ogden. Mr.. Stratford will leave i
the autumn to fulfill his call on
mission.
; The Fourth ward floral fair prove
t SO successful that it was held ope
1t until II o'clock several nights and wi
not close until tonight.
. Thursday evening the residence c
L Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Bagiey was gail
: decorated in honor of the marriage G
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