The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-05


Crystal left, the same evening for tn
i east. On their return in July they viii
go at once to their future home il
| Eureka.
Mrs. Charles Read has gone to Cali
fornia.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J.-E. oglesby have gone
east on a visit.
The university students will give
lawn fete on Friday evening.
Miss Olive Lister and Mr.. A. w
Smith, whose engagement was an
nounced some time ago in The Herald
will be married this month.
A wedding around which a great dea
of interest centered was that of Miss
Cora Young and Mr.. James Rogers
which event was celebrated "Wednesday
evening at the home of the bride :
mother on North State street. Bishop
o. F. Whitney performed the ceremony
at o'clock Only the immediate fam
lily were in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Rogers will be at home
after June 10 at $50 South Main street
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Mrs. Pegram and Mrs. Davenport
who, have been visiting Mrs. Fabian,
have returned east.
John Critchlow gave a matinee party
on Monday, his guests being Mrs. j.
Walter Young, the Misses Young of
Brooklyn, Miss Murray and Mr.. Irvine.
S. J. Henry had for guests at a box
party on Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt
Sherman, the Misses Sherman and Mrs.
George Ryan.
Miss Ida Duncombe and Mr.. Will
Brown were married on Wednesday
last A reception followed at the home
of the brides parents, No. IS Peach
street.
The marriage of Miss Jane A. Hamil-
ton and Mr.. Nathan Tanner, jr., was
celebrated Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Flora Griffin entertained infor-
mally Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. II. ]. Dininny leave to-
morrow for New York.
Mrs. Kenyon left Friday for Butte.
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The Alta club members are now
fairly at home in their new club house
on South Temple street although there
is much finishing to be done. The
event will be celebrated by many dim
ner parties this month, and finally by
a house warming.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hathaway will
be here for the summer. They will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Groo.
The reception and bah given at
Christensen's on Thursday evening by
the general officers of the Nj. l. as
ISOLATION was one of the pleasantest
events of the week. President Wood
ruff and the most prominent church
officials of the city, as well as many
visitors, were in attendance.
The ladies of the Degree of Honor
gave a large card party at A. o. U. w.
hall on Thursday evening.
4 pleasant affair last week was the
entertainment given by the ladies of
the Hotel Miller for the benefit of the
Red Cross society.
Miss Ruth Eldredge will give a Shake
spearean recital at the First Congre-
gational church. on Thursday evening.
She will be assisted by Professor Nc
Clellan, Miss Sibyl Anderson and Mrs.
Kate B. Anderson.
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Mrs Emery Mrs. Bransford, Miss
Bransford and Harold Lamb have re-
turned from California.
The marriage of Miss Ivy Gladys
Loar- and Mr.. Elmer Ellsworth Corr
man will take place Wednesday at high
noon.
The engagement of Miss Mary L.
Fairbourn and Mr.. James Sabine, jr.,
has been announced.
Mrs W. E. Morse has gone to Chi
cago.
Mrs. McEwan and Mrs. Mcclure are
visiting Ogden friends
Miss Elsie Dickert entertained on
Friday evening in honor of the high
school graduates. Among the guests
were: Margaret Robertson, Mary
Gertrude Jones, Margaret Livingston
Smith, Alex Eberhardt, Ralph
Samuel Russell, Nellie Man
ming. Harry Hunt Atkinson, Fred VOL
colt Meakin, Inez Vaughn Trent, Mag
gle Cahoon, Elsie Dickert, Hattie L.
Eleanor McMasters, Minnie
May NOVEL;, Sabina A. Smith, Madge
Westerfield, Priscilla Livingston,
Emma Louise Armstrong, Ruby Arm
strong, Eta Dangerfield, Laura Caro-
inc Sherman, Clarence A. Cohn, Ade-
inc Plaisted, Lynne F. Clinton, Louise
Evans, Rothwell Hardin, Jay S. Groo,
Helena May Walsh, Carl Mcdonald,
Jerome B. Ireland, ALA Reel Miller,
-rma D. Aft, Bessie Snyder, Pearl L lr-
lell, Mabel Edyth Davis. Estella En-
gilman, Gertrude Felt, Mabel Pearl
Clarence Edmund Holman,
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ers, Clarice Thatcher, Clarence Dean
Breeze, Robert Gwynn Officer, Kath-
cen McNeal Anderson.
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Miss Edna Duncan entertained a
1umher Of her friends on Friday even
ng. There were games and dancing,
and delicious refreshments were served.
: The guests were: Denice Hughes.
Laura Bird, Edith Hale Rosalie Cope,
Elizabeth Palmer, Harriet Cohn, Bess
Mcmillan, Nellie Street, Minnie Wray.
Edith Hobbs, Mile Davis, Carrie
5opington, Wardie Glendinning, Helen
Bamberger, Theodore Gentsch, Gordon
Mcmillan, Irwin Simon, Horace
Wray Black, Walter Nickum.
Ernest Smith, Theodore Taylor David
md Paul Tarpey, Joe Bamberger, Earl
Watrous.
Mrs. Duncan was assisted by Mrs.
W. E: Jermaine, Mrs. C. w. Boyd and
Miss Street.
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Miss Ethelyn Weber has gone to
Ogden where she will spend some DAYS |
Is the guest of Miss Minnie Kiesel
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Mrs. Sam c. Park is visiting at
;pringville.
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Mrs. J. M. Benedict has returned |
rom New York. She is the guest of /
drs. w. T. Beer, 2J7 Sast Second South. |
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The marriage of Miss Wilson, niece
f Mrs. F. A. Druehl, and Mr.. Herman
leitzel, will take place at Palmer.