The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-24

business man Of Seattle. was formerly
OF Mrs. Louis Simon.
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Mr.. and Mrs ]. H. Burrows enter
tanned a number of relatives and
ings in honor of the twenty-fifth an
niversary Of their wedding.
The, marriage of Miss Laura. Staples
and NJ. NJ. Johnson took place Wednes-
day evening, Bishop Ashton officiating
april 1 at 102 South Sixth West street.
Mrs. Emma Wormuth very pleasantly
entertained the ladies of the Macca-
bees No. at dime social Wednes-
day afternoon Miss Katie Penluna
received first prize. and Lady Amy sec
ond, in guessing contest
The marriage of Miss Emily Cannon.
daughter of President and Mrs. George
Q. Cannon, and Israel Z. Wiley was
solemnized in the temple Thursday at
ternoon. A reception followed at the
home of the brides parents. Mr., and
Mrs. Wiley will make their home in
Washington, D C
Mrs. A w. Scott of Idaho Falls, is
visiting friends in the city. Mrs. Scott
is one of the very few women in this
country to hold a judicial position. Her
term as justice of the peace for the
precinct of Idaho Falls expired in
January of this year She is now
clerk of the Idaho Falls board of edu-
cation.
Friday, March 20. the German Sing
ing society Harmonic, will give their
Army hall, 81 West Second South
! street. Only members of the society
and such persons as have invitations
Will be admitted. a good time to
| everybody is guaranteed The society
/ has at present the best male chorus il
| Salt Lake City.
The congregation of St. Mary's and
| friends are cordially invited to a mu-
steal to be given fer the benefit OF
]. N. Farrell and Mrs. K
! Kinsella. at the residence of Mrs. Far
reIl. lab South Fourth East on Tuesday
afternoon. March &C. at O'Clock. A pro
gramme will be rendered by the bes
talent of the city. An admission fee
of 25 cents win be charged.
The coZy home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]
n. Burrows on Third street was tn,
scene of a very pleasant event on thu
| evenings of March 20 and u, in honoi
! of the twenty-hfth anniversary of thei
the hostess and a very fine musica
programme was rendered each evening
| Mr.. and Mrs. Burrows received a mum
Der of handsome presents, togethe
| with the hearty cOngra tulatiOnS o
| their many friends.
i Miss Florence Mott was the recipien
Tof a pleasant surprise party given a
her home Friday evening. Games wer'
/ INDUCED in and dainty refreshments
We're served at a late hour. Those pres
ent were Team Bowman, Alice Wiekens
Olive Cushing, Ella HoaSlund, Nirtu'
Edgington, Anna May Vine, Lillian
Cameron, Florence Mott. Arnold
iGIauque, Walter PouISon, Jack Duncan
Clyde Simmons, Thomas .Squires, Ro.
Chamberlain, Oscar Hunter, Will Cam
eron, Jim Watson, Clarence Renshaw
Mrs. Ida Carly gave a, delightful so
cial at Fort Douglas on Thursday af
ternoon for the Maxwell Relief corps
The hall was beautifully decorated witt
the national cOIorS. There were owe
100 ladies present. The president. Mrs
Jennie Teasdel, assisted in receivin;
the guests. Cards were played, Mrs
Elite Rowe winning the first prize
The second prize went to Mrs. Farms
worth. The consolation prize for IN
I ladies who did not play cards wa
awarded to Mrs. Teasdel, after whicl
refreshments were served.
One Of the most pleasant of tn
smaller events of the week was tn
card party given by Miss Nell PER-
at her home Tuesday evening. Pro
gressive siXty-three was the game o
the evening, the prizes being won b.
Vester Bradford and Junius G. Snow