The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-30

Salt Lake Thursday afternoon on ten
Gays visit with relatives
-ars- Lizzie Davidson of Salt Lake after
d Two weeks visit with her parents. Mr.
ana Mrs s B. Howells, returned home
thursday afternoon.
Rev R. G. Roscamn Of Kokomo. Ind.
sIrlNso IN the Park Monday last and will
remain several weeks
Wednesday AFTERNOON Mrs. H. wonn
ana daughter, Miss Ruby, left for Salt
Lake; the former for few days. visit
the state university
At 6 o'clock ws7nssasy morning a. the
Catholic church, Rev Father Gallagan
m,s n the holy bonds of matrimony
i mrs- b Julia keannn1edy and Mr Peter Tai
Innony the happy couple took the o'clock
Union Pacific train for Salt Lake, where
t Lney "lil remain for a few days The
bride is a very popular lady and for
months past has been saleslady in the NJ
. ., i4scnhelm Mercantile company's store,
Mi.ilS the Groom Is a popular Silver King
miner; Henry Carey acted as best man
ana MISS Maggie Canty, sister of the
many many trends Of the contracting parties
were profuse in their congratulations and
wish them long life of welded bliss.
In honor of their sixth wedding ami
seIT:sSfy AR; and Mrs. ]. W. Geiger gave a
Ti5 5.stl III o'clock dinner to few in
g e, q
A delightful sixty-three party was given
S MeGhesoay night by Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
cross IN honor of their eighteenth we'd
9lns anniversary. Their home was lastly
decorated and choice refreshments We're
served, making it an evening of unexcelIed
pleasure The prizes were awarded as
folIows: Ladies' first Mrs NJ D. HurI-
put put; second. Mrs. Eohn Denim; gents first,
c e.; I Id J richardson; second, Mr. Fred
S STng ne guests present were: Mr.. and
MrS, Z. h Towey, Mr.. and Mrs. L. E.
strong. Mr. and Mrs fr4e John Denim Mr. and
S StlS. F[ed smith, Alr. and Mrs. Walter
Scott Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Davis, Mr.. and
N MrS; M: y; Hurlbut. Mr. and Mrs. John
Alqdour, Mr. and Mrs. c. A Blocher, Mr.
ana Mrs Frank Richardson, Mrs. Laur-
ggnce kimball. Miss Balm. Miss Mayme
Hurley, Miss Watson. Miss tanning. Miss
Seftha Getsch, Miss Anna Getsch Miss
GGesorg ia, Lees, Miss frankie Noonan. Mr.
"A very enjoyable candy DulI' was
gwen NS a Iuesday evening at the home of Mr.
SIId hrs. w W. armstrong by the Misses
Georgia Lees and Bertha Getsch Music.
Ie1reShnencS and a general good time
mace the evening a most enjoyable enc.
Those present We're: Miss Anna Getsch
eais5 Jean Pearson. Miss Maud GRAY
Mss Mss Cora Snyder. Miss Kate Lawrence,
Nj Robert Wherritt, Mr.. a. L. GALLAGHER.
MI MIS- J. anderson, Mr., G. D. Blood and
Mrs: Henry Welsh of this city is visit
ing WIth Mrs James Ivers of Salt Lake |
curing the absence of Mr.. and Miss Ivers |
in California.
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Last evening Ontario lodge No. 1. A.
o. q W., and the ladies of the Degree /
OF honor gave a grand bail at the |
Dewey theatre. The decorations were |
many and very pretty, and some eighty |
couples participated in the dance. One |
OF the pleasing features of the occa- |
SION was q fancy dress drill by sixteen /
yong ladies', and the marching ard |
various maneuVerS were very interest |
ing and won much applause. The ball 1
was socially and financially a success.
The Hon. David Keith was visitor
to the Park this week
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The event of the week was the mar
rage of Miss Mamie Pearson to Mr. |
} oseph Chartrand, which took place
Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock at St
Luke's church, the Rev. ]. H. Cox of /
Salt Lake performing the ceremony.
The bride was beautifully dressed in
white silk, with corsage bouquet of tea
rosesss and the groom in the conven-
-ional black. Miss Jean Pearson. sister
Of the bride, acted as bridesmaid, and
Mr. Al Zabriski was the best man. The
Wedding party, preceded by pretty lit
lie flower girls, marched to the altar
% MendelsSOhn's wedding march,
played by Mrs. Mary NJ. T. Allen The
church was tastefulIy decorated and
vas filed with friends of the contract