The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-02

The young couple left on an evening
train for the east, Where they will visit
many points Of interest, They will
be at home after Oct. 20, at the Wey
hotel in Salt Lake City.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Conrad Bohn, and has lived in
Winona the greater part of her life
She is very popular, and has always
been q leader in local society. The
groom is known very. extensively in
the western states as the auditor of
the Rio Grande railroad.
The Aglaia met last Tuesday after
noon, with Mrs. Briggs.
Mrs j. NJ Bishop gave a talk, with
out manuscript, on the life and princi-
pal works of General Lew Wallace
ben Hur'' was dwelt upon in detail,
and the prince of India" brought be-
fore her hearers so WILDLY as to renew
their enjoyment of its beauties
A unique feature of the afternoons
entertainment was the passing around
of slips of paper on which were writ
ten questions on literary subjects.
Each member was requested to tell
all she knew about the question given
her The impromptu answers caused
considerable merriment.
Miss Edna Armstrong favored the
club with a piano solo, and responded
to an encore by playing charmlngiy a
minuet by Paderewskt.
Enjoyable refreshments were served
by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Gid
con
The guests of the afternoon were
Mrs. Armstrong and Miss Sehansen-
bach.
Miss Celeste Conroy has resigned her
ahnr in ha
schools. and Miss Rhoda Duffy has
been appointed to succeed her.
Mrs. George H. Tribe and daughter,
Clara, returned Monday from visit to
the east, including the Omaha exposi-
ton.
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Mrs. w. J. Wenner of Mob Hill is
Salt Lake visitor
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Wright are visit
ing n Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Bigelow returned
Saturday from the east.
Miss Annie Thompson has resigned
her position with the Deseret Telegraph
company. She will depart for her home
in Fillmore, where she will reside.
Miss Carrie Pickering was very pleas
antIy surprised Wednesday evening.
Games and cards were INDUCED in.
Those present were Misses Emma Ba-
kerr Delea Baker, frankie Baker, Daisy
Loughran, Markell LOughran, Lizzie
Hendry, Sarah Hendry, Maggie Bel.
Jennie Biel, Lillian Hamlyn. Anna
Hamlyn, Carrie Pickering. Mary Dren-
non, Rose Doxey, Mrs. Hanson, Rock
Springs: Messrs. VIII Hamlyn, Tom
Loughran.
The Ogden Eisteddfod chorus, which
has been practicing for the past six
weeks for the contest under the direc-
ton of Squire Coop, will give con-
cert in the tabernacle tonight.
William G. Wilson and family have
removed from their place at the Her
mitage in Ogden canyon to their home
on Twelfth street.
Mrs. H. L. Griffin left last week for
her home in California.
W. D. Littleljeld. sjr., left yesterday
for Milford. having accepted posi-
ton with the engineering department
of the Utah & Pacific, under Joseph A.
West.
La COterle Will meet WIN MIS- Mill
ball, PIP Washington avenue, on Tues
day, the 4th of October.
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Mrs Ada Barratt McQuarrie and
Miss Cecil McNevin will spend sew
eral days of the coming week visiting
friends in Salt Lake.
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This evening at~the, Catholic church
the Crystal Choral class" composed
of Is little girls, will render an anthem
under the direction of Ada Barratt
McQuarrie.
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Heber Burton returned from Omaha
early in the week.
Miss Emma Stevens left a week ago
for Washington, D. c., to pursue her
studies.
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Wednesday evening was the opening
night of the season for the Union
Opera House, under the old manage
ment The place has been repapered
and is a cosy, attractive place. Tues
day and Wednesday evenings will be
the dance nights.
Dr. Parry, the Eisteddfod adjudica-
tor, was entertained in ogden Friday
by Squire Coop, Mayor Boyle and
others. The entertainment included
drive up the canyon, with dinner at
the Hermitage.