The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-04
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lQ2JOn ana New CIh, SIZE w III Scll lOA
Paris, where she will spend two years
of friends will wish Miss Snyder al
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Shelp returned
the latter part of the week from Den
Yer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Sherman are ex-
pected home the coming week.
Mrs. Plunmer and Mr.. Coiborn left
for New York Thursday morning.
Miss Edna Shearman entertained Miss
Evelyn Pope of Baltimore last week.
Mrs. De Sion of Fort Douglas was
the hostess of a card party Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. Girard and daughter, Mrs. Steph-
enson of Fort Douglas entertained Fri
day evening.
Salt Lake people are pleased to learn
that the Sixteenth infantry will not
leave before the middle Of this month
Next Friday the art section will be
represented in the Ladies Literary
club. The following subjects will be
given.
The Italian Renaissance" by Miss
Cotton.
1.-The Realists of the Age"
a. Giotto.
b. Massacio. by Miss Aft.
1.-THE Idealist Of the Age-F'ra An
gelico," by Mrs. Matthew White.
Rev. and Mrs. G. NJ. Jeffrey are now
an home at ASH South Second East.
The marriage of Miss Catharine Rom
rey and Mr.. Charles; Stewart was a
notable wedding Of the week The
marriage was solenriZ ID. at The tenn II
On Wednesday at high noon. In 9ne
evening Mr.. and Mrs. George Romney
gave a reception in their honor. They
were assisted in receiving by Bishop
and Mrs. Margaret Romney, Mr.. and
Mrs. James H. Moyle and Mrs. Din
-woodey.
Mr. and Mrs Stewart will be at home
to their friends after November l, at
their new home on c street.
Another interesting wedding was that
of Miss Irene Eiseman and Mr.. Milton
Cohen of ST. Louis. The marriage took
place ait o'clock Wednesday afternoon
at the home of the brides parents on
East Second South street. The cere-
nlony was performed by Rabbi Kaiser,
and was witnessed by the relatives of
the young couple. In the evening a
large reception was given. Thursday
morning Mr.. and Mrs. Cohen left for a
months visit to New Orleans, after
which they will go to their future
home in St. Louis.
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Miss Lulu Moore and Mr.. George
Wragg were married Wednesday after
noon at o'clock by the Rev. Mr.. Hol-
man. MI. and Mrs. Wragg left the
same evening for Spokane, Wash,
where they will make Their future home
Another marriage was that of Miss
Winnifred Conrad and Mr.. a. L. Hay
mond, jr., Wednesday afternoon ct the
Salt Lake temple. In the evening a re-
cepGion was held at the residence of
the brides uncle, Mr.. II. S. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond will be pleas
ed TO see their friends at their home,
40 West South Temple street.
The programme at the meeting OF
Unity circle on Wednesday afternoon
will be varied by an interesting paper
from Major Hill.
The ladies of Unity circle will give
their first social entertainment of the
season at Unity hall Friday evening.
Among the unique and pleasing fea-
lures will be a cake walk. a fortune
Judge Goodwin, Major Hill, DR.. Niles,
Professor Malone, DR.. Whitney and
Mr.. II. W. Lawrence will act as judges
to award the cake, and Professor Whit
ing will make the presentation speech.
Matte Lambert returned Wednes-
day after a two weeks visit in Denver.
The Leal will meet Monday night al
the home Of Mrs. w. p. Lynn. Here
after they will occupy the club room Of
the Ladies Literary society, which the
members have graciously rendered them
the use of.
The Alcoitt club enjoyed an outing in
City Creek canyon yesterday.
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Miss Emma Rieben and Mr.. Thomas
w. Spiking were married at the res
idence of the brides parents on We'd
nesday evening by Rev. A. L. Hudson.
Only few relatives and intimate
friends of the families We're present
On Friday evening the parents Of the
groom, Mr.. and. Mrs. George Brown,
gave a reception and supper in honor
of the occasion. About twenty guests
were present. and a pleasant evening
was passed in music and games. Dur
ing supper, which was quite an ele-
CANT and sumptuous repast. toasts
were drank and responded to. The
young couple will leave for British
Columbia, in a few days, where they
will locate.
Mrs H. ]. Newman, SIS East First
South, will not be at home to hei
friends this month on account of the
reconstruction of the family residence
Miss Maud Bliss Of this city. who has
been visiting friends in Chicago and
Toronto, has returned home.
The Leal w W. league will hereafter
meet every Monday evening from s tc
10 in the Ladies' Literary clubs rooms
for the use of the league. Chinese Ian
terms at the east door win be the signals
to members.
On Friday evening Mrs. John Nc
Donald, ST., gave a charming party in
honor of her son. Master George w
Mcdonald. Some twenty young people
were present. spending the evening al
games, dancing and general merry-mak.
Ing. The guests were the Misses Jen-
ME Straverson, Mary Twomioly, Ruby
Stravenson, Annie Sorenson, Della Lor-
ing Winnie Tibbs, Ella Thornburg, ana
Masters Douglas Moffet, Kenne th
Woody. Stephen Hays, Roy Frost, Harrj
Stoddard. Morsana Foster, Clifton
Young. George Sims. The hostess was
assisted by Miss Ella Mcdonald and
Miss Lillian Miner.
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Mrs. and Miss Sinclair entertained