The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-24

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Frank Knox, S. B. Miner, ]. T. Don
! nellan, A. E. Potter, S. Mcdowell, Pet
tengill, John Booker, L. L. Archer
Hoag, Mcmahon, Brink, Smith and
Miss Farnsworth.
Mr. and Mrs Eisman gave a box
party at "Pudd'nh Wilson Wednes-
day evening Tor Mr.. Cohen of New
Orleans. Miss Eisman and Mr.. Will
Eisman were with the party.
Mr.. Walter Meeks gave two large
stag parties during the week, and en-
tertained his friends right royalty.
Monday evening fourteen of his COM
panions accompanied him to the Grand,
and afterwards a supper was served
them at Chef Wilson's. Thursday even
ing the same party was taken to
"Pudd' nhead wilson, following which
was another supper. The "stag" par
ties were an unqualified success.
The Misses Tillie and Lizzie Dern,
daughters of Mr.. John Dern, were the
victims of a delightfully."- arranged sur
prise party last Sunday evening, the
party being a farewell remembrance
Amongst the special features Of the
evening were the recitals of Miss
Reasoner, Miss Colborn, Miss De Groot
and Miss Fritsch. The occasion will
form, it is hoped, a pleasant reminis-
cence for the young ladies who de-
parted during the week for their con-
tinental trip.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Lawrence enter
tanned a few friends at dinner Monday
evening in honor of the Rev. Forbush.
Mrs. j. H. Bacon has returned home
from delightful visit with friends
and relatives in the east.
Mrs. E. A Smith left early in the
week for an extended visit TO Washing
ton, New York and other eastern cities.
Frank A. Wadleigh has returned
from a flying trip to the coast.
Mr. Harry Meears and wife, nee
Mitchell, have taken apartments al the
Templeton for the summer.
Colonel and Mrs. Donnellan leave for
San Francisco today with the remains
of Colonel McNasser, father of Mrs
Donnellan.
Another stall party at ''Pudd'nhead
Wilson" Thursday evening was COM
posed of Miss Alff, Miss Cotton, Miss
Thorn, Mr.. Leon, Ed Scott and George
Westervelt.
Miss Travis and Mr.. Elmer w.
Travis, formerly of Salt Lake. but
lately of Chicago, are visiting among
friends in this city.
Miss Grace Anderson entertained a
few friends last evening with an in
formal card party. Her guests were
Miss Olga Mark, of Los Angeles, Miss
Edna Remington. Miss Florence Small,
Miss Jessie Anderson, Mr.. Amidee
Duncan, Mr.. Orr Gosh, Mr. Albert Tay-
lor, MIR. Charles Varian.
Miss Cora Hooper has returned from
the east for the summer.
Miss Nellie Dooly gave very pretty
luncheon Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ralph Hoag leaves for a six
weeks visit in California this evening.
Mrs. Flagg and sister, Miss Olga
Mark of Los Angeles, will spend the
summer III SalI Lake, the guest OF
their brother, Mr.. Leo Mark.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Grace Young, daughter of LIE
Grand Young. of Red Butte Hollow, to
Mr.. Kenneth Kerr.
Mr.. Hal Kerr arrived in the city from
southern Utah yesterday
A very quiet wedding took place last
Thursday at the residence of Mrs. S.
E. Thornton, 232 Poplar avenue. the
occasion being the union of Mr.. Rich
ard Crane, of the Utah Lfthographing
company. and Miss Laura Floyd,
well known young lady of this city.
The affair was a very select one, only
a few friends of the contracting parties
being present. Among those who wit
messed the ceremony were Mr. and Mrs.
Hughes, Messrs. Day and Horton, Miss
Salina Sadler, Mr.. and Mrs. Alma
Sharp, Miss Flossie Sharp and Mr..
Isaac Richards. The party sat down
to wedding dinner and enjoyed a
first class time. Mrs Thornton, as
hostess, proved a wonderful success.
and the young couple and their friends
were deeply gratified at the manner
in which the affair was conducted