The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-04

an immense Japanese umbrella, adding
more to the beauty of the scene. At II
o'clock the guests partook of refresh
ments. which were served on the lawn
The party consisted of Mr.. and Mrs
John Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Hurst, Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. Ives, Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
d. Ives. Mr.. and Mrs T. H. Hutchinson,
Mrs. l.. r. Rogers, Mrs. Helen Ash,
Mrs. Kirk, Miss Mason of Omaha,
Misses Clara Boreman, Libbie Swobe,
Ada Halves, Enge Smith, Professor
Wilson, Mr. Corey, DIR. Dickson and
Mr.. Frank NJ. briggs.
Frank NJ. briggs, who has been up
from Pleasant Grove for few days,
returned, for some more vacation last
night.
Miss Louise Emery of st. Paul, Mimi,
who is in Salt Lake City introducing
the new theory and practice of
Kitchen Garden for mothers and
children above kindergarten age, will
give a free illustrated lecture July s,
at p m, in a room of the high school
building.
Miss Emery is one of the originators
of this work, and has travelled extern
sively, stopping in large cities only, and
it is through the efforts of Mrs. Jane
Ballantyne that she comes to Ogden
All ladies interested in home culture
cannot afford to miss hearing this tai
ented lady.
Mothers having little girls from to
10 years and over, are especially in
vited.
1t is the intention of Miss Emery to
organize a class for both children and
teachers in the Kitchen Garden" work
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Logan Literary society. Friday, July 9,
will probably be the last one for the
summer season. The study ofxUnited
States history, the colonial period, will
be continued, and the parliamentary
drill will be concluded, debates, de-
corum and committee work finishing
the subject at this time. A large at
tendance is desired, as the work of the
second quarter in the w. r. C. will be
completed. and that of the next quar-
ter outlined.
There will be d Sunday school benefit
concert given in the Third ward edu-
cational institute on Thursday even
ing, under the management of Messrs.
Marsh, Blair and Beryessa. The follow
ing programme Will be rendered by
members of the Sunday school:
instrumental duet-Beatrice Allen and
Clara Marsh.
Recitation by Della Banscher.
Solo and chorus, Legend of the
Bells" by Bessie Blair and chorus.
Quartette. Welcome Pretty Prim-
rose" by Miss May Driver. Miss T.
Blair, Mrs. Rose Berryess and Mrs. o.
L. Marsh.
Recitation, THE Little Boy Who
Cried for the Moon"-Ray Middleton.
Castle scene from Bells of Cornville,"
solo and duet, BY His Side" by Bes-
sic Blair Joseph Torgerson and chorus
'Tinker's Chorus" from opera Robin
Hood" by members of the company.
Scenes from comic opera, BELLS of
Cornville,' by Misses Ruby Blair, Bes-
sic Blair. Clara Marsh, Josephine Farr,
Lila Virgins. Emma Jacobson and
Joseph Torgerson.
Monday noon, at the Episcopal church,
Miss Julia Kiesel and Dan MCKINLEY
were happily united in the holy bonds
of matrimony. The ceremony was one
OF the prettiest ever witnessed in Og-
den. The bride looked beautiful in
white satin, and wore veil of Torchon
lace. Miss Eta Kiesel,- her maid of
honor, wore white, and Miss Nora
Scudder, the bridesmaid, yellow. The
rooms were tastefulfy decorated in
white and pink. At the close of the
ceremony a wedding breakfast. fol-
lowed by reception, was given at the
home of the brides parents on Wall |
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinley left in the
evening for brief wedding trip.