The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-08
AN APOLOGY.


A large dance, number Of theatre
parties, and innumerable teas and
luncheons have made the week most
enjoyable one.
Some Of the young men, with the
assistance of a number of our mos
charming matTons, are organizing
series Of dances for the winter season.
A meeting viii be held The coming
week, at which time a definite date
win be set for the first dance. Club
dances have always been a success in
our city, and It is not expected that this
series viii be any exception to the rule.
glimpse into the rooms of the
NeedleWork Guild on Main street. yes
terday afternoon revealed the amount
of work that has been done by DrOmi-
nent women toward relieving the suf-
ferings of the poor for the coming win
ter.
The object of the society is so well
known that it is unnecessary to state it,
but the Pile upon pile Of warm clothing
provided shows the manner IN which
many Of our prominent women have
spent the autumn months.
/ wonder who this singer is.
Who charms both great and small?
/ hear he loves thalricais,
And also plays football.
They say his heart was broken
About five years ago,
And CALIFORNIA; lin it,
l wonder if it's sol
I wish some day you'd ask him,
And tell him to be frank.
You don't know where 20 find him?
Why, of course, he's in a bank
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An important wedding is set for the
coming week. Unlike the spring or
summer weddings, which suggests soft,
fadry-like fabrics. one associates gleam-
ing satins and gorgeous flowers with
autumn marriages. SO that while
gowns OF airy flufiinesss and delicate
flowers are appropriate to June, we
find compensation in I'll things and
look for a magnificent setting of chTys-
anuhemums with a foreground Of state
Is figures for our autumn brides.
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Wednesday of the coming week will
witness the marriage of Miss Frances
Judge of this city and Lieutenant John
Edward Woodward of the sixteenth In
fantry. 1t viii be a. home wedding. The
marriage will take place at 1880 ard
will be witnessed only by immediate
friends and will be followed by large
reception.
The maid of honor viii be Miss
Mamie Ivers. The bridesmaids, Miss
Stella Tiernan, Miss Edith Noble.
Miss Agnes Judge and Miss Katharine
Judge.
Mr. Woodward will come from Fort
Sherman accompanied by one of his
classmates, who viii act as best man.
The wedding will undoubtedly be the
most brilliant affair CT the week, not
only on account Of the prominence Of
the contracting parties but also on ac-
count Of their popularity.
He's tall, and he's slender,
He's handsome and dark,
He never was known
To go on a lark"
There's q bee in his bonnet
Fer high Office, 1 guess,
The honor is great
The salary less.
He talks of free silver" till he's
black in The face,
And to vote for Mckinley was open
disgrace.
Hes calm in his manner. and quite
self-DOSSeSsed,
He's never extravagant, but always
Well-dresSed.
Miss Sherman was the hostess of a
most enjoyable KensingtOn Thursday
afternoon. The guest Of honor being
Mrs. Joseph r. Folsom of san Fran
cisco. The guests were Mrs. w. F.
James, Mrs. Billing, Mrs. NJ. c. Fox,
Mrs. Fabian, Mrs. Woodward, Mrs.
George N. Downey, Mrs. Faber, Mrs
Montgomery, Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs
George Y. Wallace, Mrs. Bancroft
Mrs. Hanauer, Miss Ida Hanauer, Miss
Lawrence, Miss Fox, Miss Anderson
and Miss KimbalL
Many box parties were given during
/. the engagement Of the Prisoner of
FZend2" at the theater The early part
of the week On Monday night in one
box We're seen Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace.
DR.. and Mrs. Hughes, Mr.. Welby and
Mr.. Robertson. Another box was oc-
cupied by the Misses Murray, Mr.. Muir
ray and DR.. Penrose. Mr.. and Mrs. S.
f. Fenton, Mr.. and Mrs. George Fen
ton and Mr. ana Mrs. 4. a. Trip also
occupied a box.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. George
y. Wallace gave box party Their
guests were the Misses Murray. Miss
Wallace and Mr.. Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walker. with a
party of friends, also occupied a box
Hzsesday evening.
The verses in this column all refer
IL popular men-Guess who.
Mrs. o. W. Powers has returned from
an extended eastern trip.
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He sings on silver platforms,
And he rides upon a bike
He always leads the German,
And he's sure to do it right.
He's a popular young gentleman,
Who six years here has tarried
But hearken, oh ye maidens fairi
This charming man is married
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musical society has recently beer
formed which gives promise of being a
delightful affair. The promoters of the
club are Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Lindsay,
Mrs. Hughes and Miss Kimball.
Miss Park entertained the Card club
most pleasantly last evening.
Mrs Melvin Wells entertained at
luncheon Tuesday in honor of Mrs VIII
liam Reid and Miss Alton Young. The
decorations of yellow and white whry-
santhemums were very beautiful, and
the afternoon a most enjoyable one.
Miss June Sadler, Miss Fanny Bird.
Miss Louie Odell, Miss Inez Trent, Miss
Alice Miller, Miss Helen Ireland. Miss
Edith Ireland, Miss Carrie Goliath and
Miss Elsie Dickert have issued invita-
lions for a large dancing party to be
given at Christensen's hall next Friday
evening.