The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-17

Grove. san Francisco and Portland.
They expect to be away about sI~
weol-s-
Miss Julia HAYS. who has been at
tending an eastern school. viii return
home during the coming week
Judge and Mrs. Elias Smith ard Miss
Weller leave tomorrow for a trip
through Oregon and California.
Mrs. J. II. Beifuss and son Milton.
left during the week for the east, TO
remain during the entire summer.
Mr.. and Mrs J. P Fair Of MankatO.
Kan, were entertained during the
week by Mr.. and Mrs J. S Lakin-
Mrs. J. C. Armstrong and Miss II.
Dee Of Ogden are visiting their sister,
Mrs. A J. Hoffman, 36l Sixth street
MRS. W. G. Sharp win give a receP-
ton al the Alta club next Thursday
afternoon in honor Of Miss Calhoun.
Miss Cora Sh0up of Richmond, Va,
viii spend the summer in the city as
the guest Of her cousin, Miss Bransford-
Mrs. Andrew Hagen of Indianapolis,
accompanied by her granddaughter, IS
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Noble War
rum.
Mrs. Charles S. vadner left last sun
day for Warren, Mass, to attend the
bedside Of her father, who IS not ex-
pected to live.
Mrs. lie Grand Young, Mrs K. G.
Kerr, Mrs. William REID and the
Misses Young have cards out for next
Friday afternoon.
Professor Howard Of the University
OF Utah leaves tomorrow for Leland
Stanford University, where ne Will
spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Keati have is
sued invitations to the marriage OF
their daughter. May, and Archibald
Cook, on Thursday, June Is
President and Mrs. Lorenzo Snow
nave issued invitations to the wedding
reception of their son, lie ROi c. Snow,
and Miss Maud NJ. Ford, on Friday,
june %.
Miss Lena Welby returned during the
week from Philadelphia, where she has
been studying music. She was accom-
panied by Miss Hunter, who VIII spend
the summer here
Mrs. Sara Bransford gave a box party
at the opening performance of Henry
Miller. Her guests were Mr. and Mrs
J. 5. BransfoTd, Mrs Plank Of Illinois
and Mr.. ]. t. Harris.
Mrs. j. H. Hirschfeld and son, Mrs
Il. Roman and daughter and A Stern,
univ r in he
city yesterday TO attend the wedding
of Miss Rae Lichtenstein.
The reception given Tuesday evening
at the residence Of Mrs. A. W. Nc
Cune, in honor of the officers of the
Young Ladies' and Young Mems Mu-
tual Improvement associations, was
one Of the brilliant events OF the week.
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Last evening the wedding Of Miss
Stella Richards and W. Z. White took
place at the home of the brides sister,
Mrs. Elias Wright. The ceremony was
performed by Elder Samuel Richards,
and was witnessed by the family and
intimate friends.
The daily matinees at the salt Palace
viii doubtless prove an attraction to
Salt Lakes social set. High class vau-
devilIe entertainments have for num-
Der Of years been popular IN the east
and the novelty of the performances
promised are already being pleasantly
anticipated
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Miss Esther T. Allen, daughter OF
Hon. c. F.. Allen. was graduated from
the Womans college of Western Re
serve university, Cleveland, o., las
Wednesday. At the same time her sis
ter, Helen A. Allen, carried off th'
English prize given to the member o
the sophomore class doing the hes
work in such studies.
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On June &c. p and % the member
of the Eleventh ward Y. L. NJ. I. A
viii give a cantata entitled, queer
Esther" in which Mr.. Fred Graham
and other talented artists viii appear
Professor Horace Ensign has charge 0
the musical work, and is training
chorus of thirty-five voices.