The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-05

the Pioneer Electric Power company,
has arrived from Chicago and will
spend the summer with her husband at
the Reed.
c. S. Smith of New York city was a
guest of his old-time friend, A. P. Hull.
Mr.. Smith is in the naval service.
Miss Lizzie Swobe, cashier in the
Western Union telegraph office, re-
turned Tuesday morning from four
weeks visit with Omaha friends.
A. M. Somerfield has returned from
a. six weeks trip through Montana and
Idaho.
r. w. Rufin has returned from an
extended eastern business trip.
W n. Rowe has gone to Astoria, ore
gon. for a business trip OF several days
c. K. Bannister returned from the
west on Friday.
Miss Made Alexander and her SIS
Ter Mrs Collect. went to Sat Lake IL
day for a visit of reW days
George Graves, private secretary ~
Senator Cannon, returned 10 Osuei
THURSDAY. He spent several Gays III
Chicago after the st. Louis conVeii'ioii
Friday night superintendent Atlison,
Professor D. H. Adams and Frolesso VI
T. H. Sweeney left TOR ade re eas 4ives
study and visit friends and relallVes
for a few weeks.
Mrs 1osenb scowcroft and children
have gone to San Francisco 10 nldhe
an extended visit with Willard ScoW-
croft
Mrs. O'Haver and daughter Nellie
left Ogden Wednesday night 10 JOIN
Mr.. OHaver at Denver. Mrs: u Haver
does not expect to return to ogden De-
fore September.
On Wednesday evening occurred the
wedding of William L. Watkins ana
Mrs. Eloise Taylor, nee Miss names.
The ceremony was performed IN the
presence of only the intimate friends
and relatives of the bride and groom
The bride was attired in white SILK
charmingly made and worn. Mr.. w at
kins is a popular employee of the West
ern Union Telegraph company. Mrs
Watkins formerly resided at Logan
and is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.
D. Haines.
They viii live on Twenty
street, near Monroe avenue.
A very pleasant surprise party was
planned and carried out in the Sec
ond ward Thursday night, John ScoW-
croft being the recipient. Those pres
ent were: Joe and Albert Scowcroft,
Bishop McQuarrie, Professor and Mrs.
IN
cliff. McLaren BOYLE, John McQuarr1e,
Frank Stevens. John Carr, Ellis and
Rhubotham; Misses Pearl Richards,
Belle and Imogen Wilson, Hall; Mes
danes Oakley, Richards, Stevens, Shor-
ten: Messrs DoXey Emmett, Frank
and Lester Scovel, Wilson, Alma Lind
say. Hinchcliff and Wardlaw.
The affair took place at Mr.. Scow-
croft's Twenty-siXth street hime, and
was intended in part as a recognition
of his faithful efforts in the Second
ward Sunday school for the past fif-
teen years. McLaren Boyle presented
him with a large photograph of the
officers and teachers of the school.
daintily framed in gold. Mr.. Seowcroft
responded tollchingly, remarking upon
his love for the Sunday school, and
wishing its great future success and
prosperity. Bishop McQuarrie, Pro-
fessor Lewis and Mrs. Lewis, Mrs.
Frank Stevens. John ETis and Frank
Scoville made five-Ininute speeches, in
terspersed by songs in which all joined.
Delicious refreshments were served and
the fraternal company departed. wish
ing their brother many rich returns
from his many labors among them.
Mr. W. H. Fernald wife and son. N.
D. Fernald, have gone to Glenwood
Springs for a few days. from which
point they will return to their home at
Davenport, Iowa. Mr.. Fernald is
capitalist. and has considerable money
invested in mortgages and real estate