The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-18
) IN THE SOCIAL REALM. ]


CONTINUED from page 49,
Alice Paul. Miss Rancke, Miss Sears
Miss Dolly, Hiss Forbes, Miss Evans
Messrs. Hampstead, j. T. Goodwin
John Royie, George Wallace, Aller. Var
ian, Randolph Walker Justin Walker
George McCaskell, Malcolm GIendin-
ming, Robert Glendinning, Douglas
Kimball, Edwin Kimball, Ralph Rich
ards, Ed Bennett, Hugo Druehl, Sam
Paul, Milton Miles, Ernest Bamberger,
James Salisbury, j. B. Berkhoel. Rob
ert Herman, Salisbury Gilmer, Jay Gill
mer and Charles Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Jennings ex-
pect to leave the first of October for a
visit to New York.
Miss Salisbury and Messrs. Randolph
and Justin Walker vFill leave early in
the week for the east.
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The Misses Hardness and Miss Wood
ward left last evening for week s
visit to the Omaha exposition
Mrs. H. S. Krouse returned during
the week from Pocatello.
Mrs. William Bradley entertained at
luncheon Wednesday afternoon. Her
mother, Mrs. Henry Bradley of Wis
consin, being the guest of honor. The
table was laid in green and white, the
flowers being white asters. The CEN
ter piece was a cut glass bowl of asters
adorned with ferns Seated at the table
We're Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Arthur Brown,
Mrs. Charles Davis, Mrs. Miner, Mrs.
William Sherman, Mrs. Sprague, Mrs.
Ferguson, Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. G. w. Ben
nett, Mrs. Robert Hardness and Mrs.
Jack Daveler.
The Misses Donnellaa left Wednes-
daY for their home in Oakland.
The principal wedding of the week
was that of Miss Stella Herman and
Mr.. Howard Lee Stout. It was cele-
brated at high noon on Wednesday at
the home of the bride on East Third
South street. Rev. Paden performed
the ceremony in the presence of the
relatives and the brides most intimate
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stout left the same
evening for a trip through the Yellow
stone and a visit to the Omaha eXposi-
ton, after which they will go to their
future home in Fort Scott, Kan.
Mrs. Mary Judge and Miss Katherine
Judge are enjoying the Omaha exposi-
ton.
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Colonel DonnelIan has gone east.
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Miss Edythe Sears gave a candy pull
to a few friends Tuesday evening. Her
guests We're Miss Florence Griffin, Miss
Florence Kessler, Miss Winnie Sprague,
Miss Porter, Miss Ella Atkinson, Miss
Sadie McChrystal, Mr.. Knickerbocker,
Mr.. Mcclellan, Mr.. Robert Glendinning,
Mr.. Ed Bennett, Mr. Milton Miles, Mr.
Alex McChrystal and Mr.. Ray Savage.
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a number of high school pupils en-
joyed a cycling party yesterday morn
served at the home of Miss Irene Dick
son.
Those present were Miss Bessie Off
Ger, Miss Irene Morrison, Miss Pauline |
Terhune, Miss Helen Gillespie, Miss Ed |
ma Bailey, Miss Eva Mason, Miss Daisy |
Raybould, Messrs. Joseph Stout, Wal |
ter Trent, Scott Woodward, Robert |
Palmer and Albert Sowles.
The marriage of Miss Ruby Clawson |
and Mr.. Anthony Hampton Godbe took |
place Thursday at high noon at the |
home of the brides sister, Mrs. George |
The ceremony was per- /
formed by Bishop o. F. Whitney in the |
presence of the Immediate family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godbe will be at home
after October 1 at 10 First street.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Sheets and Miss
left yesterday for a trip
o the coast.
Mrs. F. c. Gentsch gave a children's
party yesterday in honor of her daugh-
er.
The afternoon was enjoyed by Louise
Toe
Ruth Dolly, Hattie Goliath, Evelyn
Allen, Kathleen Allen, Emma Fordyce,
Virginia Beatty, Nellie Calvin, Bert
calvin, Edwin Lamson. Elsie Cohn,
Winnie Dye, Mary Smedley, Ella Dye,
Harry Smedley, Louise Hartwell, Mar
,ery Palmer, Gertrude Hartwell, Mil
lred Mcmillan, Aiine Mcmillan, Edna
DUNN, Margaret Dunn, John Dooly, Al
vert Daily, Evelyn Daily, Bertha Dun
,ar, Bella Clayton, Annette Ferguson,
dildred. Ferguson, Blaine Salisbury,
scott Kimball, Roger Sherman, Roger
Powers, Dorothy Roundy.
Miss Elsie Cohen has gone to Boise
nd Placerville for a two months visit
With friends.
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The marriage of Miss Evelyn N
aideout. and Mr.. C. Leland Rocks oc-
urred Thursday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest z. Brown are at
ome to their friends at SCI East First
outh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Symons and Mr..
nd Mrs. W. S. Webster very pleasantly
ntertained the family of Henry z. {
lowell of Mill Creek Tuesday evening. !
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a very pretty wedding Of the week !
-as that of Miss Rilla Naylor and Mr.. !
ames F. Green, which was celebrated
n Monday. at the brides home, 1911
outh Ninth East street. =
Miss Elsie Dickert left during the
eek for New York.
Miss Nettie Raleigh entertained at
inner Wednesday, in honor Of Mrs. 2
Id
The reception rendered the delegates i;
the Episcopal convocation of Ne g
ada and Utah by the bishop and fac l,
Ity of Rowland hall, on Wednesday
5ening, was one OF the most success
Il and enjoyable affairs of the sea- t
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The guests were welcomed by Bishop il
eonard and Miss Colburne, principal Il
the school, III one of the spacious n
arlors, while in the other punch was T
lVed by the Misses Contain, Greene II
lose present were Bishop and Mrs
eonard, Messrs. George NJ Scott, f.
VERIFIED and Major Wilkes, represent a
g ST Marks cathedral, Rev. Ellis
shop, Professor Marshall and John
Houghton of St PauFs. NJ