The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-08-14

Mrs. Burrows, Mr.. and Mrs. Ames and
Mr. and Mrs. Houston.
Hon. R. C. Chambers left for Park
City yesterday
Hon. a. w. McCune is back from the
east
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Ensign have re-
turned home, after six weeks out
ing.
Major L. L. Baumgarten leaves at
once for Washington, D. c.. where he
expects to reside in the future. He
will be associated with Mr.. Charles
Pepper. who is interested in big rail
road project there.
Mrs A. C. Sutherland. who has been
visiting Mrs. E. w. Wilson, has re-
turned to her home in Fulton
Mrs. S. E. Anderson, Mrs. E. N. Mil
Ter and Mrs. w. II. King will leave
for Brighton tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest L. Pratt, accom-
panied by Master Neil Pratt, are rus
ticating at Kelly's summer resort in
Hobble creek.
The marriage of Miss Gertrude
Bench and Mr.. William Sparks took
place Thursday evening at the brides
home. 626 Seventh street. The cere-
mony was performed by Bishop M. S.
Woolley and was witnessed by the
friends of the happy couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sparks will leave to-
day for their home in Nephi.
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Misses Lyle Sheets and Connie Nc
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ant dancing party at Garfield on We'd
nesday evening, those present being
Misses Nellie Howarth, Ollie McAllis-
ter, Eva Sheets, Anna Hansen, Bessie
Frost, Nettie Frost Florence Rawlins.
Eva Ellis, Inga ]. Hansen, Nettie
Forsythe, Birdie Sheets. Laura Frost,
Mary Nichols, Edna May, Mrs. j. q.
Emms and Messrs. F. s.. Luff. c. Love.
w. S. Grimsdell, F. j. Chamberlin, A.
]. Haigh, c. z. Ross, E. E. Brown.
John w. Lawson, Bert NJ. Olson, j. E.
Emms, Edward Chamberlin, John
Howarth and W. ]. Sloan.
Last Tuesday evening pleasant sur
prise party was given by Mrs. John
Langbacker at 557 West North Temple
street in honor of her daughter Emma s
18th birthday to large number of her
personal friends. The evening was
other games and musical numbers. Re
freshments were served by the Misses
Langbacker and Taylor. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Burns,
Mr. and Mrs. j. n. Haslam, the Misses
May Adams, Ada Walters, Hannah
Taylor, Nettie Taylor, Anna Bic, Lizzie
Bic, Jennie Knight, May Tovey, Iona
Sheonfielt, Maggie Rankin, Jennie
Rankin, Lydia Langbacker, Messrs.
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Miller. William Langbacker, Charles
Saunders, Arthur Allen, Walter Jeff,
Fred Gatehouse, Charles Garrick, Will
liam Crowton, Charles Halberg, w. O.
McClain, L. E. Dunning.
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Mrs. Fife Dean Knappen, formerly
of this city, has just returned from
California, where, for the past few
years, she has received the best vocal
instruction that state affords She
has been a successful instructor in the
vocal art in some of the principal cities
of California, and returns highly rec
commended as a voice builder of no
mean ability. Some of her students will
follow her to this city and continue
their studies. Mrs. Knappen expects
to open musical studio at her home,
Sc North State street.
Mrs. Woodward, wife of Lieutenant
J. e Woodward of the Sixteenth, is
down from Idaho.
Mrs. John E. Hansen will be at home
to her friends at S54 First street on
Mondays after Aug. 20.
Mrs. Morris Sommer and baby Ar
mand will arrive home this evening af-
ter spending several months at the
summer resorts in Colorado.
c. w. Haskins and daughter of GU
ray Colo, are spending a few days in
the city resting ]. r. Letcher and other
friends Mr. Haskins was formerly
county clerk of his county in the state
of Colorado.
Superintendent Millspaugh and fam
lily left yesterday for a few days out
ing up the Cottonwood.
Clerk J. B. Moreton of the board of
education has returned with his fam
lily from a brief sojourn up Cotton
wood canyon.
Mrs. E. A Greenwood entertained
party of friends informally last Mon
day evening.
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has been spending the summer with
Mrs. w. P. Cooper, left for Omaha and
other eastern points last Tuesday
morning.
Robert L. Overfield, deputy collector
of internal revenue in New York, has
arrived III Salt Lake to spend several
weeks with his brother, Mr.. c. P. Over
field.
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Miss Lyle Young has gone to Ogden
to spend a week with Hon. D. H.
Peery's family.
Miss Harrington, Ogden's charming
has returned home after a
brief visit to friends in this city.
Mrs. A. B. Richardson and family
have returned from their outing at
Wasatch.
Misses Louise and Lucy Savage are
back from their outing, which was dis
tributed between Shoshone Falls, Ida,
and Wasatch resort.
Mrs. E. Zook of Nebraska City, wife
eff an official of the Burlington road,
is in the city on visit to her friends,
the Misses Ida, Lucy and Louise Saw
age.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Allie Bitner and Mr.. Wallace
Castleton, both of 2. c, NJ. 1. The
young lady is well known as one of
the most charming members of the
Salt Lake Opera company, and the
young gentleman has just returned
from a three years trip to Australia.