The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-16

c. Adams, a popular letter carrier in
the Salt Lake pOstOfifCe. were married
by Rev. W. NJ. Paden of the First Pres
byterian church at noon Wednesday.
After a snort eastern trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Adams viii be at home at p Orchard
Place.
The lawn party which was 70 have
been given Thursday evening at the
residence Of Mrs Nina Cannon a
North First West street, under the
auspices Of the Seventeenth ward Sun
day school, and was postponed because
Of the storm, viii take place Tuesday
evening June is.
A quiet wedding of Monday last was
thZt of Miss Lizzie Smith and Mr.. Matt
Collins On, ir- Shortly after the cere-
mOny, Mr.. ard Mrs. Collinson left for
a bridal tour of the east. -dr. Collin
son is the travelling representative of
the CDsgriff- Enright company, and the
bride is popular young lady.
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Miss Nora Hunter, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Hunter, and Horace
W. Barton were married at the Sal5
Lake temple Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock In the evening reception
was held a. which $50 friends were
present air and Mrs Barton will be
at home after July 1 at 81 \ street.
Miss Abby Herman entertained about
forty members OF the class OF Of Tues
day evening, at a dancing party. The
class colOrs. Yale blue and white, were
carried out in the Invitations, decOra-
lions and refreshments A very de-
lightful evening was spent by all pres
ent.
A wedding reception was held vt the
home of IIr. and Mrs. joseph H
Player on Wednesday evening at s
o'clock. i'm honor of their son, Joseph
VINO were married at $50 by the Rev
". Daunt Scott. About seventy guests
were present
Miss Olive Cray leaves on Wednes-
day for the east and VIII spend the
summer at Boston and New York. She
viii coach with Lampert and JOsefy
at New York and with Edwin KlahrC
and Carl Baemanns at Boston, and viii
return 20 Salt Lake. in September.
The annual reception Of the Orphans
I Home and Day Nursery was held al the
/ institution en- South State street Mon
/ day afternoon. The home was thrown
! open to the public. and much interest
I was manifested by the visiting ladies
After clever exhibition by the or
/ phans, delicious refreshments were
I served
Another pretty wedding Of last week
was that of Miss Sabina Smith and Mr.
/ Ernest Smith. The ceremony toob
IplaCe st the home of the bride Wednes-
/ day evening in the presence Of about
! fifty friends of the bride and groom
Bishop West OBLIGATED. An elaborate
/ wedding supper was served after the
/ ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Smith viii be
Z : home -ffnr ! ~-F - r44
( Seventh South and Ninth East streets
| The May club met ait the residence Of
I Colonel and Mrs. J. D. Ford on Wed
nesday evening. and enjoyed a few
/ games at Eigh 1--WE, prizes beins
! awarded the following; First. Mrs. b
/ Wilson aud Mr.. J. w. Timms: second
I Miss Helena Spslding and Mr.. =. VII
SON In the dining room dainty re-
freshnents were served, the table being
/ club adjourned to meet i'm Two week.
/ at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]
! Harvey.
Miss Mamie BridweH entertained he
+ friends on Friday evening. Thei rooms
We're beautifully decorated with fern.
1 and cut flowers A delightful luncheon
l was served. The guess We're. AIs. anl
! Mrs q. NJ. BuidWell. Mr. and Mrs T
/ G. Bowman. Mrs. John Alvas. Mise
4 Mamie Ocander, Maggie COndie, Flor
/ Lewis. AIsude Gyne, Olive PixtOn
/ blanche Hardman, Belle Bridwell
| AIessrs. Orie Nelson, Fred Lewis. J. Il
/ Wickem. George Weaver, Earl e. Nil
( Ter. Arthur SwensOn, Gus Reaves.
! One OF a series If card parties wa
! given Thursday evening at the We,
[ hotel by the Altar society of St Mary
cathedral. IT was largely attended an
the evening was pleasantly spent il
card playing, dancing and music. John
! sons orchestra was stationed in fh
hall and furnished most delightfU
/ dsnce music. An informal programm
/ was rendered by the Misses Luce, Wey
/ Swift and Gleason. Those who assiste
/ Mrs. Wey We're. Mrs. Morgan. Mr.,
McKenna and The Misses Gibbons
BerO, Luce and Kirk
Mrs. Dederichs entertained the Ia
I dies Of the Maxwell W. r. @. on Thurs
day afternoon The rooms We're taste
fully decorated with flags in honor o
flag day. The afternoon was pleas
antly spent ia vocal and Instruments
music and a story contest. Mrs. i. v
Brooks won first prize, Mrs t1Oefer tn
booty prize. Those present were: Mes
DANES Milton, Needer, Teasdel, Nc
Canine, supple, Carr, Forester, Law
renee, Carly, Simkins Jeffries, kopI
Harvey, Brooks. H0efer. Leonard
Rowe and Miss SinBins.
. 9 Q
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. J. Salisbury. Mis-
Stella Salisbury and Miss Sherma
! returned Tuesday from their EurOpea
tour The ladies' left salt Lake til
first week in October and have bee
travelling in the old world ever sine
Mir. Blaine Salisbury who has bee
/ attending school at AIanlius. n y, re
/ turned with them
@. ]. Salisbury. jr. and Robert Walk
! or Salisbury have Just graduated frol
/ the academy at MERGERS burg, Pa, an