The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-05

The first-a Russian vase-was won by
Miss Soma; the second. a royal Wor-
ce5-er vase. by Miss woodward. and
the ccElsC2GldOn-a dainty telapot-by
Mrs Wygant. The geptleman's first
prize, a stein. was given to Mr.. Wichs;
the second prize. a cigar holder. to Mr..
e. Z Wallace, and the third, q book, to
General Pearose.
Mrs, Resd's guests were General and
Mrs. PenIoSe. Cartain and Mrs. Wy
CANT, Major and Mrs. D0WIls,y. MIR. and
Mrs. Soma, Miss Soma, Mrs Coates,
George Dcwne-r, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs.
Westward, MISS Woodward. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Y. Wallace. Miss Wallace.
Mr. and Mrs. Rriheut Giendinning, Mr..
George NJ. Scott, Nfr. e. B. Wtclls, MIR.
Pollock, Mr.. Walter Shoup.
DR.. Silver returned ON Tuesday from
am extended trip in the east
DR.. T. 3. Beaft5e returned from New
York on Monday.
Mrs. c. P. Brooks returned Friday
from Brighton.
MIR. Stanley Price and Mr. Will Clarke
win spend the coming week at
Brighton
Archdeacon Crock has returned from
De Lamar, New.
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Mrs. e. L. Godbe and family have
come I'D from BuIlionville. New. and
viii reside in Salt Lake permanently.
Judge and Mrs. Powers came down
from Brighton early in the week.
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The marriage OF Miss Mary LAewel-
Ign and Mr.. Richard Papworth, Jr,, oc-
cugTed on Thursda--.
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The meeting CT the Reapers' club that
was to have been held tomorrow even
ing. mas been postponed.
Mrs H. H. Alien of Wallace. Ida,
is visiting relatives and friends in the
city. For the present she is with Mrs.
e. B. Wells in East Waterloo.
DR.. ]. c. e. King and family returned
( from the east yesterday afternoon, and
are ct "a ? street.
There viii be q reception at the Y NJ
G, A. on Tuesday evening Sept. IA.
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Mrs Ada Gray has returned to the
! city
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Mr.. and Mrs. s. Y. Shelp will be at
| home at the Manftou after Tuesday.
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! Mr.. ]. H. Betfus has returned from
an extended eastern trip.
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I Madam f.. H. Morris is home from
the east
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Miss Louise Amott and MIR Clarence
I Merrill were married in the Salt Lake
( temple. Sept, /. and in the evening they
/ had a reception at the home of the
| brides parents, 1872 West North Temple
street, at which over GO guests were
present The Bride wore a beautiful
white silk dress, trimmed with lace
and pink roses. The house was taste
| fully decorated with flowers inside and
the grounds illuminated with Chinese
lanterns. Among the guests were Mrs.
5. S. and Miss Merrill. Mrs Bath
sheba w. Smith MIR. and Mrs. William
! Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Allen,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Horne, Mr., and
Mrs. 3. T. Lloyd. Mr.. Mrs. and Miss
Mcdonald. Mrs. Mary a. a. jacques.
and MIR and Mrs Charles Amott The
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill viii be at home
after Sept. at 449 East Sixth South
street.
The st. Marks guild have reftted the
rooms in the school house and will re-
sumo the years work Sept. Z, with the
regular business meeting On Sept. IA
the ladies of the guild VIII entertain
their friends at a kensington tea, al
the guild room.
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The marriage of Miss Charlotte S
Dunno, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
iel Dunno, and Mr.. t. L. Day of Hell
ena, Mont, occurred yesterday at higf
noon at the home of the brides pa
rents, 427 West Second North street
The ceremony was performed by Bish-
op Leonard of the Episcopal church
and was witnessed only by the rela-
tiveS and immediate friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Day left last evening
for their future home in Helena, where
they VIII be at home to their friends
after Sept. Is.
Judge and Mrs Bartch and family re
turned yesterday from a few weeks
soiourn In the Yellowstone park
Miss Gertrude Ashby has returned
from trip to San Francisco
Miss Amelia Cohen of Denver is Wis
ittng with Judge and Mrs. SunIner. ANT
wsll probably remain in the city for
some weeks,
Mrs. Horace Heath entertained rlbou
20 fflertls on Thursday evening a
cards and supper at her elegant resi-
I3sa.oe. i55 West Sixth South street.
deaiShtful evening was spent.
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Prof. r. L. McGhie, the able and af
fafI~ lender Of the choir Of Sugar Hous
ward, was agreeably surprised on Fri
day evening by the members of tn
eho.r, who called upon him in a bod.
at the home Of his parents, Mr.. an'
Mrs James McGhie. a very enjoyabi
. evening was spent, during which tim
an interess ting vocal and instrumental