The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-24

McCryStal, Terhune, Annett. Preston,
ROthenberg, Josie KatZ, Hunt, Probes.
Kessler, Sadler, Miller, Trent, Jessie
Anderson, Lutte Mcmillan, Anna Mae
Mcmillan. Florence Howat, Frances
Howat, Margaret Howat, Helen Ire
land. Edyth Ireland, Crenshaw, Sails
bury, Sherman. O'Connor. Preston,
Putnam, Ella Putnam, Leonard, Sally
Leonard, Bessie Glendinnins, Carter,
Schroeder, Crane. Edyth Crane, King.
Savage, Sharp, Margaret DAILY, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Hathaway. Messrs. Miles,
McCrystal. Weber. Roberts, Harry
Roberts, Frank Roberts, Diehl, Mac
ready. Allen. Herman. Nix, OglssDy,
Bamberger. Joe Bamberger, Mcclellan,
Roy Brown. Jack Royal. NaTian. Wa
terman. Thompson, Kimball, Tracy
Cummings. Bodel, Williams. Kurs,
Savage, James Hogle. jr., Officer. Nal
colin Glendinning. Rob Glendinning,
Hal Hampstead, Mort Allen. Elbridge
Thomas, Bert Lawrence, Charlie Law
renee.
DR.. and Mrs. Ernest A. Trip re-
turned Wednesday from an eastern
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McGurrin have
returned from their wedding trip and
are at home at q South Fifth East
street.
The marriage Of Miss Luacine Hoge
and Mr.. Joseph S. Peery took place
Wednesday afternoon at the brides
home on s street.
The ceremony was performed at
O'clock by Hon. F. S. Richards in the
parlor. which was beautifully decor
ated in honor of the event. In the bay
window, where the bridal party stood,
hung curtain of La France roses,
sweet peas and smilaX, draped back
with streamers of pink satin ribbons.
While in the background palms and
plants were banked. The bride wore a
gown of tan broadcloth. with hat to
match, and carried brides roses. She
was attended by Miss Aft as maid
of honor Mr.. Henry Peery acted as
best man to the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peery left at 7:40 for
RADIO Springs. They viii make their
future home in Ogden.
Mrs. ]. II. Bennett will be at home
Monday afternoons and evenings dur
ing the remainder Of Miss Th0mpson's
visit.
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Mrs; Crane Of Chicago is the guest of
Mrs. Frank D. Hobbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John z. Hansen. who
returned from their wedding trip few
days ago, Will be at home to their
friends after Aug. 20, at their resi-
dence, S54 First street.
Mrs Griffin was the chaperone of a
gay party that left yesterday morn
ing for a visit TO Brighton. Among
those going We're Miss Davidson. Miss
Flora Griffin. Miss Annett. Miss Ter
hume. Miss Florence Kessler, Mr. Hugh
Kimbal. Mr.. Thomas, Mr. Arthur
Thomas and Mr. Harry Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Igleheart have
gone to Brighton.
Mrs Crane Of Chicago is visiting Mrs.
Frank d. Hobbs.
Miss Burke and Miss Blanche Burke
will spend August with friends in the
city.
Madame Pfoutz and Mrs. G. B.
Pfoutz have gone to Hobble creek
Mrs. Beardsley spent Friday in the
city
Chris DiehI, jr.. has returned from an
Idaho fishing trip.
. . .
A number of the younger set en-
joyed Thursday evening at Garfield. /
Mrs. Griffin acted as chaperone. Among
those noticed on the dancing floor were /
Miss Griffin. Miss Davidson. Miss An /
nett, Miss Terhune. Miss Forbes. Miss |
SpragUe. Miss Kessler, Miss Wester- (
field. Miss Hill. Miss Atkinson. Mr.. |
Shirley Weber. Mr.. Clarey. Mr.. kim I
ball. Mr. Ebb Thomas Mr. Arthur |
Mr.. Harry Roberts, Mr. Hugh |
SpraSue, Mr. Dana Macready.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien have taken pos
session Of their new home on First and
G. streets.
Frank Burke is down from the Burke
ranch in Idaho.
Mrs. Emmeline +. Wells entertained
at luncheon Monday as farewell to
Mrs. Kate Tannett Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Choate are now
at home at 1868 East Second South
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Tracy are at
%asatch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey are the guests
If their daughter Mrs. L. NJ. Smith, at
rs Eighth East street.
Mr.. R. c. Chambers has gone to the
coast.
DR. Silver has returned from New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorin L. King have
aiken cottage at Wasatch.
q q .
Mrs. j. A. Earls is now at home at
A South Eleventh East street.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles II. Hughes of
Il. Louis are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
I'd W. Duncan.
Miss Lizzie Dern has returned from
)berlin college for the summer.
9 s. o
amily leave for Brighton tomorrow.
hey expect to occupy "Balsam Hill
'abin' for the next four weeks
A large party of campers will pitch
heir tents on Balsam Hill during the
reek.
Dr. AID Mrs. Woodruff and children
axe NJ their residence at "Ruffwood," I
Brighton. in a few days.
The Misses Matte and Gertie Read ]