The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-19

principally of def and in innumerable
ways this delft idea was carried out.
the counters being little delf boats and
wind mills prettily knotted together
with blue and white ribbons. In the
serving of refreshments def boats
were used as dishes. Among the more
than fifty guests were noticed Mes
DANES Maison. Stuart, Ruffin, Elmer
son. Bigelow. Sumerfield, Bishop,
Minty, Conlisk, Reynolds and Brinker,
Misses F. j. Kiesel, Armstrong, Kuhn,
Ad Kuhn. Ensign, Bannister, Warner,
Briggs, Washburn, Cambridge, Ma
guire, Corlew, Allison, Adams, Hume,
Tyler. Graham. Patton, Misses Bige-
low, Park, Kiesel, Steeler, Dee. Rose
Steller, Belle Dee, Henderson,, zlemer,
Fitzgerald, Kuhn, Leda Kuhn and
many others. A large delf plaque
went to Miss Leda Kuhn as winner of
the first prize, while Miss Hannah Dee
received the BOBBY, delf windmill.
Mrs. Graham was awarded the conso-
lation prize.
The most elaborate arrangements are
being made for the ball of Canton Og-
den No. 2, l. o. O. F. at the Union
opera house Wednesday next This or
ganization always makes it's social
functions success.
Miss Lillian Lowe, of Salt Lake. Wis
tied in Ogden during the week.
AT $3.50 Wednesday evening Albert F.
Richey and Miss Catherine Warwick
were quietly married by the Rev. w. e.
Maison in the presence of a few init
mate friends of the couple. They will
make their home at 1872 WASHINGTON
avenue.
Another of the pleasant weddings of
the week was that of Charles M. Mar
tin of Winnemucca, New, and Miss
Maud E. Hager formerly of Salt Lake
but recently of Ogden The wedding
took place at noon ait the home of
James Shields, a relative of the bride
and the couple departed for brief
wedding journey to California on the
afternoon train.
Manager Truesdell of the Hot SPRINGS
and Mrs. Truesdell conveyed a iolIy
party OF young folks to the city Fri
day night to attend the performances a,
the Grand.
On Thursday last the graduating
class of the Sacred Heart academy
consisting of Misses Kate Carnahan,
ADA Barratt, Ida Cassin and Lucy Crl-
len' visited Salt Lake and were the
guests of the graduating class of St.
Marys academy. Every member of
the Ogden class reports an excellent
tlfne ana are loud in their praise of the
hospitality accorded them The mem
bers of the class of '96 met them at
the depot and escorted them to st.
Marys, where pleasing programme
was rendered, Misses Kate Trumbo.
Lima Schwartz, Mary Kiel and Ada
Barratt taking part. A banquet was
tnen given in honor of the visitors,
and at o'clock they were taken to
All Hallows college, where the college
boys greeted them with thorough hos |
pitality. Refreshments were also serv |
ed at this college and at $50 the Og- !
den class of '96 returned.
James veitch of Salt Lake City and |
Miss Frances Olivia Hines of Portland.
Ore, were married Saturday afternoon
at the parlors of the Broom hotel Rev.
8. M. Jeffrey officiated.
G. E. Corey and Reuben Wright,
Union Pacific employees at Pocatello,
we're in the city day or two the past
week. Both were former residents of
his place and still look upon it as
home.
The Young Ladies' Improvement as
)all in the ward institute Tuesday
vening.
On Thursday Mrs. William Purdy,
r, of Wilson became II years of age,