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

animation for entry into Cornell in the
fall.
At Miss Geneva Jennings studio in
the ManitOu, Thursday evening, Mr..
and Mrs. Jennings and daughter en-
tertained in honor OF visiting friends
from Evanston, WyO. The invited
guests We're; Senator 9. d. Clark,
Mrs. Dykins, Mrs. BOothe and son,
Mrs. Blythe and daughter, Mrs. Stone
of Evanston, Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold, Mr..
ana Mrs. Beeman, Mr.. and Mrs. Day
ton. Mrs. Keith, Mr.. and Mrs Jack
Keith, Miss Elizabeth Eurgens, Mr..
ToIles, Mr.. Halleck of Salt Lake, Mrs.
Moore Of Mason City, Ia, Mrs. Os-
borne, New York City.
The many friends of Miss Emma Pur-
cell surprised her on Tuesday night at
the home of Mrs. Num- on East First
South street. The evening was spent
very pleasantly, and at 1880 refresh
ments We're served On the 10Th OF
this month Miss Purcell leaves for a
mission to her native land
Those who enjoyed the evening We're
Miss Alberta lockwood, Miss Lizzie
Anderson, Miss Lizzie Thomas, Miss
. Mamie Hampton, Miss Ada Wacrime,
Miss Bessie Russell. Miss Bessie Bur
row, Miss Mabel Cunningham, Miss
Leah NeaubOF, Mr.. Alma y. TylOr, Mr..
Clarence Patten. Mr.. Charles Johnson,
/ Mr.. Charles Peterson, Mr.. David Gus
/ tayesOn, Mr.. Alfred Hampton and Mr.
Albert Strong.
Miss Bertha King, daughter Of Mrs.
T NJ. H. King, and Mr. II. Jacob Jensen
4 were married last evening at the home
/ of the brides mother. Rev. Frank Bar
nett of the East Side Baptist church
/ officiating. Miss Mary Smith was
/ bridesmaid and Mr.. r. z. Steffensen
/ was best man. The bride wore a
e
ried bride roses The bridesmaid, Miss
! Mary Smiths-was attired in pink chif-
/ son. She carried a bouquet of pink
roses. The ceremony was followed by
{ a large reception to the many friends
4 Of the bride and groom. The rooms
/ were artistically decorated in roses,
/ syringas and ferns. and the lawn was
/ brilliant with lanterns. Mrs Walden
/ served delicious refreshments during
/ the evening. Mr.. and Mrs Jensen viii
+ be al home at 921 East Seventh South
/ The opal club spent last Sunday in
( Ogden canyon, and all who made the
/ excursion report having had very
/ enjoyable time. The special train.
/ which left the city at a. m, carried
/ over 300 Opal club members and their
I friends Many took their wheels along,
/ and, upon arriving at Ogden. imme-
/ dfateIy mounted and rode to the can
/ yOn. Those who had no wheels with
/ them entered carriages provided for
/ the purpose, and were transported IN
+ that way. At 2:30 an excellent dinner
/ was greatly enjoyed 10y the many
I pleasure seekers. and the remainder of
I the day was spent in merry making
and admiring the beauties which nature
has so plentifulIy bestowed on Ogden
( canyon. The excursion was a very sue
+ cessful one in every particular. The
/ party returned on the special train,
/ leaving Ogden at $50 The Opal club
( is now planning an elaborate excursion
/ to Castillo Springs Tna date has been
set for June 30, and there are several
I special features to be included, Which
+ are now being arranged FOR by the Of
! fcers of the club.
on Friday evening. June IA, the
AIethian had one of its good, stirring
meetings, fun of enthusiasm and true
Alethian spirit. The society was glaC
30 transfer from its honorary TO its
active member list three returned girls
Miss Helen Allen and Miss Florence
( Allen from Western Reserve un1VeT-
sitv o. and Miss Halle FerrOn from
her years teaching in Park City. The
good news was received of Miss Caro-
line Paine's intended return from Esu-
rope about Aug. I. Miss Paine was
the founder of the Alethian and 1t:
honored counselor. Two back pro
gramne numbers were given:
Reading, Emma Abbot (by MyroI
I Reed)-Miss Grace Fisher.
political Ideas Of the COlOnists'-
Miss Lora SchOppe.
Miss Grace Fisher was unanlfnOusll
elected vice president, succeeding Miss
MaUde Jones. The programme for thu
/ evening was
"The Colonial Attitude Toward Slav
ery''-BIiss Lora Schoppe
Education in Colonial Days Mis-
Mabel A. Jones.
Colonial Social Life"-4Iiss FIorenc
Colonial Wars" = Miss Maydeli'
Every part on the programme wa
given and showed signs Of earnes
preparation The historical section ha
worked from affairs in Europe which
had their influences en- America, to tn
colonies themselves.
Mr. and Mrs. John I.angenbacker o.
81 West North Temple gave a birth
day party in honor of their son, vii
liam +. The evening was spent il
cards and other games. A musica
programme was rendered by Messrs
j Clover. Graves, Snare, Mander, Chrou
[ Their and Misses Snarr, Parr and Busby
Refreshments were served by Misses
Langenbacker. Those present were
, Mr.. and Mrs. Alma BOulaugh. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Harmon. Mr.. anC
Mrs. James II. Haslan,- Mr.. and Mrs
Mrs. Phil Mutt. Misses Elivin Parr
Nina Jensen, Lulu Jensen. Haze
Suarr. Afessrs. William Crawther
Z Ralph Radon, Joseph Thomas. ThOma
Snarr Ina Boghdahl. William O
Chrouther, Misses Nellie Mousely
Hattie NIcKerrnan. Kate Lee Of Wan
! / ship, olive Miller, Dora Crouther