The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-06


from the city were Miss Weber, Miss
Agness Judge, Miss Kate Judge, Miss
Stella Herman, Miss Mason, Mr.. Ben
x. Smith, Mr. Wayne Smith and Mr.
Waters. After the hop Mrs. Steven
son entertained the guests at supper.
Miss Violet Girar1e of Fort Douglas
leaves Tuesday for the east, where she
will spend the winter in study
The Rev. L. B. Ridgley and Mrs
STANDARD We're married in San Francisco
Wednesday morning, Bishop Leonard
officiating. The wedding was very
quiet affair Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgley will
arrive in Salt Lake the early part Of
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. PettingiH returned
yesterday from an eastern trip.
Mr.. Sidney Hooper came down from
Soda during the week.
MI Frank Judge, Mr.. Henry VIII
liams and Mr.. LIE Grande Young, jr.,
returned Wednesday from Jackson's
Hole, where they have spent the past
few weeks hunting
DR.. Lindsay left last night for the
Fox ranch in Idaho.
Miss Ida NJ. Fare, formerly teacher
in the public schools of this city, bEt
now resident of Los Angeles, is spend
ing a few days here on her way to the
coast
Among those who left for Soda
| Springs last night were F. H Moore,
]. E. Oglesby, NJ. B. Brown, L. c.
Pierce and L. B. Gorham.
An event that society is looking for
ward to with interest is the musicale
to be given by Miss Lily Snyder at the
Grand Opera House September 10. Miss
Snyder has been studying for the past
five years under the best teachers in
New York, who predict a brilliant fu-
ture for her in the musical world
The management Of saltair gave a
complimentary lake party last night
which affair closed the season of So.
A large majority Of the society set were
in attendance. The evening was enjoy
able to al.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Gurnsey have issued
invitations for the wedding reception of
their daughter, Mary w Murphy and
Mr.. Frank C. Welch on Wednesday
evening, September 16.
Miss Hattie Player entertained her
friends Wednesday evening by giving
an enjoyable high five party. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. bod
son, Miss Bessie Larson, Mrs. Murphy,
Miss Berkohl. Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Strong, Mr.. Hunter, Mr.. Fisher and Mr..
Berkobi.
Mrs. D. S. Spencer and child, Mrs.
George Crismon and Miss Beatrice
/ ~.
to visit Mr. and Mrs George W. That
cher, jr.
Mrs. E. B. Wells leaves this week
for Wallace, Ida. to visit Major and
Mrs. w. w. Wood.
The following party left for Soda
! Springs last evening via the linton Pa
cific: f. II. Moore, DR.. Lindsay and
wife, J. E. Oglesby, L. c. Pierce, NJ. B.
Brown, L. B. Gorhan.
Miss Alice Chaplin has returned from
! the east and is at home at No. SO West
First North street.
Society people are taking much inter
est in the recital to be given by Miss
! Lily Leale Snyder at the Grand opera
house ON Sept Is. and the popular
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able audience. Among those who will
assist Miss Snyder are the Harmony
! Glee club, Mr.. Horace Ensign and Miss
! Elva Snyder. The programme promises
/ such a. musical treat as Salt Lake has
not had for many months. In all prob
ability this will be Miss Snyder's only
appearance before her departure for
Paris.
J m
and Mrs. W. c. Squires chaperoued the
Lincoln Literary society at SaItair Fri
! day. Those invited were Misses Louie
! Moyle, Gertrude Moyle, Glare Give,
Irene and Kittie Squires. Katie and
+ Ethel Rogers and Lena Moore. MesSrs.
Denton Macintosh, Marcellus Snow,
! Willie James, MILFORD Moyle, Clyde
/ Squires, George Moore, Charles Nixon,
/ Serge Campbell and Algene Clayton.
Judge Powers, Mrs. Powers and
! Master Roger returned to the city ON
! Wednesday after spending the sum-
mer months at their country residence
at Brighton.
Miss May CrftchEow and Miss Edna.
Earl returned yesterday from Colorado.
after a sojourn of two months in the
mountains.
Cards are out for the marriage of
/ Miss Agnes Sharp and Mr. Hay Wed
nesday evening. September g..
! Mrs. ]. R. Walker, jr., gave a large
party at Saitair last evening. The
party left in q special car at ) o'clock
After a bath in the lake most delic-
ious refreshments were served, after
which dancing was enjoyed until a.
late hour.
Another party who thoroughly en-
ioyed the hospitality of the manage
ment was made up of Mr. and Mrs
Roundy, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Caine,
Miss Rouniy, Miss Stanchfield, Miss
Nckimmins
Mrs. H. w. Lawrence, Mrs. Katz,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A Tripp, Miss Law
Shearnan, Miss Katz. Miss Atkinson,
Mr.. Harry Shearman, Mr.. Grant
Hampton, Mr.. Joe Young were another
party who enjoyed a dip in the lake.
a we'll knewn young lady was no
ticed in one corner of the large pavil-
ion presiding over a chatting dish to the
delight of a select number of her
friends, who were seated around her
The savory odor Indicated Welsh rare
bit
]. Stanley Price will start today Tor
Cornell university. there 60 resume his
study of Jaw. Mr.. Price has attended
the law department Of the university