The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-25

Later they visit relatives in Canada
ana an then so on to their home in Paris
riney expect 10 return to Salt Lake
MS MISS susie Stewart and Master Stuart
Jolly returned Saturday from a two
1l Ilhs visit to Miss Stewards old
nome in California.
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T. J. Jolly and family ara at Mrs.
Ia torgles, 49, East First South for
an Indefinite period.
Mrs. John Tilton DonnelIan Of Den
lis fsL Is me guest of Colonel and Miss
Donnelian at the Kenyon.
sr MIS- Lottie Adkins of Chicago is
spending a month in Salt Lake with
her friend, Mrs. NJ. F. Cunningham.
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MT and Mrs. j. NJ. Hamilton and
Iafnliy, with their guests. Mrs. Harri
son ana Miss Helen Harrison of Chi
Na6o' nave returned from a pleasant
outing at BrightOn's
Mrs. George Nicolas lift Of PocateIlo.
WE OF the editor of the Pocatelo Trib-
une' is guest Of her sister. Miss Rid
ole, at The Halls. Mrs. lift has lust
[eJurned from d two months outing in
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me wedding Of Miss Edna AIaude
Ensign, daughter of Mr.. J. c. Ensign.
ana Mr. George Marcus Greene took
place on Tuesday evening. The young
couple viii reside in Helper. where Mr..
irene yT1stlI9 IS accountant of the Rio Grande
western hotel department.
The Misses Goldie and Stella Dix en-
- le'lueQ informally Wednesday after
noon IN honor of Miss Charlotte Young
OF wilmington, Del. Present were
Kisses charlotte Young, Sadie Nc
CSIhTystal. June Mcintyre. Elizabeth
Mclntyre, Winnie Welby, Lena WeIbv.
Florence Grant. Ivy Dix.
The Utah Federation Of Women's
clubs celebrate field day at SaItair on
tuesday, Aug. q. All the club women
ana their friends VIII join in having a
good time. Mrs. Chester e Coulter.
president Of the L. +. w. c.. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Bishop of Ogden will be the
guests Of Mrs. George w. Meyer on
that day.
Mrs. Simkins entertained the ladies Of
the Thimble club Thursday afternoon.
The time was spent in a drawing con-
test Of Abe Lincoln. Mrs. H. Teasdel
won first prize; Mrs Lawrence second
prize. Those present were: Mrs. P. E.
Conner, Simkins. Johnson, Heath, Ded-
erichs, Palmer, Clasby, TeasdeI, Law
renee, Harvey, WaIquist, Frey. Sim
kins, Brooks
Rev. c. G. Davis and daughter, Miss
Davis, of st. Louis. are visiting the
city, the guests Of Mrs. Ed Davis. at
5Zo East Fourth South street. Mr. Da-
Wis was formerly a resident of Utah
and spent four years at Logan and
thirteen years in Ogden teaching school.
he left the state fourteen years ago
ana IS now pastor of the Episcopal
church at Ferguson, a suburb of St.
Louis. He was a brother of the late
Or. NJ L. Davis, one of Utah's most
eminent physicians.
On Tuesday evening there was an in
formal gathering at the home of Miss
Emma SandersOn. The hours were de-
ightfully passed in playing sfxty-three.
Light refreshments were served at the
conclusion OF the game. A recita ton
was rendered by Miss Sanderson. all
present declaring it great treat. Those
invited were: Mr. and Mrs. Ashley. Mr..
and Mrs. Lu SandersOn, Miss Olive
Henderson, Miss Henderson. Beatrice
Wilkerson. Josie MuIvany; Messrs.
George DeveT, J. B. Harrison, DR..
SoWles, DR.. Rawdy, Charles Henderson.
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Last Wednesday evening at the home
/ of Miss Rose Heath a bicycle lawn
party was given by the s. L. G.. COM
plImentaTy TO Mr. Charles Saunders.
After returning from a delightful ride
dainty menu was served on the lawn
under beautiful Illumination OF jap
aneSe lanterns. Those who enjoyed the
Jnerriment were Messrs. Charles
saunders George Piper. Earn ROssi-
ter, Tom Lowry, Frank Eardly. Hazen
Eardly, Will Pollock, Porter ThOrap,
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Strong and Joe Russell: Misses Minnie
and Daisy DonelsOn. Rose and Susie
Heath. Eva Smith, Hylds Burton. Ma
belle DonelsOn, Emily Foster. Ethel
Best. Nan CahOOn Hazel Heath. Flor
ence Kershaw and Pearl and Ruby
Donelson.
1.-The Barnacle" at the home of Mr.
r K. Thomas was the scene Friday
evening of a very enjoyable entertain
ment consisting of a programme of
music and recitatiOns. and an amusing
One-act comedy written by Miss Kate
Thomas, entitled, When the Cats
Away" The entertainment was a tes-
timOnial 10 Mr.. H. W. Naisbitt, ten
dered him as a mark of appreciation
from a number Of his friends and Civ
en- for the purpose Of raising a small
fund towards the publishing of his
book of poems, many Of which are con-
sidered very beautiful. Two of his
poems. Footsteps in the Sand" and
The Time to Love, were read by Miss
Alice McLachlan and Miss Ellen Wal
lace. REGULATIONS were given by Miss
Blanche Thomas and Miss Kittie Bow
ring. A choice violin solo was rendered
by Mrs. Edna Sebastian Ames, ac-
cOmpanied by Mr.. l. Waldo Ames.
Mr.. Chester Ames ably assisted at the
piano throughout the evening. The
comedy. with which the evening closed,
ELECTED much laughter from the audi
ence and reflected great credit on the
clever young actors. Those who took
part were the Misses Kate. Blanche
and Rose Thomas. Misses Carter and
Mr. Ebert =. Thomas.
The presentation Of a neat little sum
to Mr.. Naisbitt was total surprise to
him and contributed to the enjoyment
Of the evening.
Marriage Licenses.
The following permits to wed were IS
sued last week by the county clerk Of
salt Lake county