The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19

Sons company and will go to Evanston.
| the Union Pacific.
Ralph Pidcock is visiting in Cali
fornia-
Miss Fiossie Wright was visiting in
Salt Lake Friday.
Mrs. c. K Bannister visited in Salt
Lake during the week
| A party in honor of the hcme coming
| of c. j. Corey, just returned from TWO
years in Alaska, was given tonight by
a number of his friends. who gathered
| The evening was spent with CARDS.
| music and refreshments.
Sego Lily Circle ia. Women of Wood
craft, entertained Friday evening with
| a card party Twenty-four tables were
filled with lovers of high five. At the
Conclusion of the game the visitors We're
! treated to a short musical programme.
The contributors were the Misses Han
cock, Messrs.s Ford, Miss r. Brownlee,
Master Watson and the two little
Misses Jacobsons. Later on Upper was
served in the dining hall by ladies OF
the Circle.
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Bishop James Taylor of Mound
Fort Wednesday evening performed
the service uniting in wedlock John f:
Thomas, a brother of Joe Thomas OF
the firm of Jennings, Last e Thomas,
and Miss Mae Burt, more popularity
known as Mae Cave.
The, ceremony was performed at l:3O
p. m. at the bishops residence, Walter
Burt and Miss Ray Woodcock standing
n a c cTl7 nm a nd
| which a pleasant wedding reception
was served and the party adjourned at
1880 a. M, after wishing the newly
welded pair all the happiness in store
for cupid's devotees. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas will be at home to their friends
after Nov. % at 2020 Washington ave-
ME.
Two we'll known and popular Young
people became one Thursday night,
| when NJ ISIS Mary H. Duffy and Mr.. Bar
low B. Wilson were married at the home
of the grooIn's parents. Bishop Nc
| QuaITie performed the ceremony The
bride was attended by Miss Joan Will
SON and John Duffy acted as best man.
Besides many beautiful presents, the
young couple were the recipients or
many floral offerings. An elaborate
wedding supper was partaken of, and
after wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson all
happiness, the guests took their leave.
On last Wednesday evening the COM
mencement musicale of the Hunter
school for guitar and mandolin, con-
Quoted by Mrs. r. F. Hunter, was held
| in the Presbyterian church. The
church was crowded with the friends
| and relatives of the graduates, and the
entertainment marks an epoch in the
musical history of the city.
~
Wednesday last witnessed double
| wedding at the Salt Lake temple of
| well known Ogden people. The prin-
cipals were S. T. Whitaker, architect,
and P. Peterson, Central Pacific con-
ductor, and Misses Marguerite and
Rachel Thomas, sisters. One phase or
the elimination is romantic, in that
! nineteen years ago these same gentle
men married sisters, twins, both of
their wives having passed into the
great beyond before them. During their
welded life the two young ladies Who
have now become wives, lived with the
different families, and when death
parted the man and wife, the hearts of
the living We're conSoled by those who
now become their wives
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Last Monday being the ninth ami
versary of Mrs. William Allison's we'd
ding, several of her friends took ad-
vantage of the occasion by giving her a
surprise party. Card tables were ar
ranged about the cosy parlors, and the
afternoon passed quickly and pleasant
~ in the enjoyment of this pastime-
Mrs. H. II. Spencer was the recipient
of the prize, a pretty china plate. As
a token Of the love and esteem in which
their hostess is held. the guests pre-
sented her with a beautiful. piece of
cut glass. AS dusk approached the fol-
lowing took leave of Mrs. Allison, wish
ing her many more happy anniver
saries: Mesdames Ad Kuhn, Abe Kuhn,
Hume, Reyonlds. F. ]. Kiesel, Rhine,
Spargo, Mcguire, Spencer, Towne. Al
Matson, Mills, Marks. Misses Leda
Kuhn and Minnie Kiesel.