The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-13

East canyon fishing.
DR.. E. A. Trip and a party OF
friends have just returned from
shooting expedition in Logan canyon.
Mr.. w. j. Lawrence left Friday after
noon for the North Star mine.
Professor George c. Young and fam,
lily have returned from an extended
eastern trip.
The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs L. B. Ridgley
have returned from California.
Mrs. Longmaid arrived Thursday
morning and, will spend the autumn
with friends.
The reception. given by the Ladies
Literary club. Friday afternoon was
the most delightful club affair ever
given in this city.
Mr.. VIII Clawson, our well-known
artist, has decided TO remain in Salt
Lake for the present, despite all re-
ports TO the contrary, and has almost
yielded to the persuasions Of his many
friends to reopen his art school. II he
does so he will undoubtedly have a
large class. as there seems to be an
awakening interest in art and dis
play Of enthusiasm among our society
people.
One of the principal events of the
coming week will be the musicale to
be given by Miss Lily Snyder at the
Grand opera house tomorrow evening
It promises to be rare musical treat.
The house will undoubtedly be filled
with a fashionable audience.
Miss Viola Pratt Of this city was
married yesterday to Mr.. Gillett in
New York City. Their many friends
extend congratulations.
Mrs. Maggie Moyle has returned from
Idaho. where she was the guest Of
her daughter, Mrs. w. T. Armstrong
Mr.. and Mrs. Radcliffe gave a party
on Thursday evening in honor Of their
daughter Ethefs 10th birthday. The
house was decorated with plants and
cut flowers, the prevailing color being
pink. All Miss Ethefs young friends
were present, and most enjoyable
evening was the result.
Miss Gertrude Moyle entertained the
members of the Lincoln club Monday
evening.
Mr.. H. L. Goddard is sparing no
pains to make his pupils song recital
on the 22nd a success in every partic-
ular.
Miss Sadie Bartlett gave salma-
gundie at her home on Thornton
avenue, on Tuesday evening. The
guests were: The Misses Linnie Rutt,
Louise Moore, Claudia Norris, Amy
Smith, Elsie Scheid. May Eager, June
Kimball. Ella Mcdonald and Messrs.
Victor Lollin, Carl Lollin, Fred Mey-
ers, George Dern, Charley Johnson,
Tyne Scheid, Carl Scheid and R. A.
Greenep.
The evening was pleasantly passed
in games and music and cards. The
gentlemen's prize at cards was won by
Victor Lollin and the ladies' prize by
Miss Linnie Rutt. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
The Misses Corker gave a molasses
candy ''pull'' Friday evening at the
Grand hotel After the guests had in
dulged in the sticky stuff to their
hearts content, refreshments were
served, and dancing was INDUCED in
by all present Those present were
Misses Eloise Rancke, Louise Wolf,
Inez Peak, Myra Sowles, Corral Will
cox, Marguerite Donnellan, Mollie
Moody, Grace Davis. Gertrude Corker,
Lucy Corker. Evelyn Corker and
Messrs. Charles Peak, Walter Wolf,
Will Cleland, E. w. Cason, Leon Loot
borrow, Fred Loofbourow, Healy Loot
borrow Walter Wallace Melvin Sow
les. Winfield Wood and Mort Allen.
Miss Hattie Burns and Clarence NJ.
Cannon were married in the Salt Lake
temple on Thursday.
In the evening a reception, attended
by about Seventy-five guests, was held
at the home Of the brides mother.
The house was decorated in a most
artistic way with smilaX, roses and
other choice blooms and evergreens
amid which the guests and the enter
tainerS moved making a graceful and
pleasing picture. The bride was at
tired in white silk trimmed with lace
and carried a bouquet of white roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon will be at home
after October 1 at their handsome resi-
dence in Forestdale.
Mr.. Jack Royle and Mr.. Ernest BAN
berger will leave Monday morning for
the east to attend school.
Ogden Society.
The Aglaia met with Miss Jessie
Bigelow at the Reed Tuesday after
noon. Notwithstanding the Indictment
weather. the attendance was large, and
a pleasant time was had. The papers
by Mesdames Coulter and Adams
deserve special mention. The guests
of the club were: Mesdames Maginnis,
Stewart. Strevell and Miss Maginnis.
Mrs. d. Smith will entertain the club
Tuesday. September %
The s. o. o. B. club and its gentle
man friends were DELIGHTFULLY."- enter
tanned last evening by Miss Eva Kuhn
Misses Envy and Effie Rowe, of Salt
Lake have been visiting friends in the
city the past week
Messrs. George Campbell of Salt
Lake Frank Thatcher and Preston
Lewis of Logan rode from Logan on
their wheels on Sunday and spent the
day as guests of George w. Goddard.
Mrs David Evans entertained the
Morning club right royalty Wednesday
morning, the session being a most
pleasant one. Warm punch was served
at intervals during the game The
prize, a handsome delf center piece,
was won by Mrs. Samuel Brick. The
next session will be held on Sept. IS
at Mrs. Lathrop's.
Messrs. Clarence Henderson,, Walter
Holbrook, c. r. Hank and Mr.. Craven
have returned from a prospecting trip
in northern Wyoming, and report hav-
ing had most pleasant outing.
Wednesday being Miss Lizzie