The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-02
Ociety "

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vegan Castle for Cape Town, where she
win be married TO Mr.. Charles NJ. Hen
rotin- They will leave Immediately for
Kimberley, their future home
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Tonight at the home of the bride S
parents will be solemnized the marriage
OF Miss Clara G. Brooks and Mr.. Harry
Pitts. The ceremony viii take place at
O'clock. and viii be witnessed by only
the relatives of the bride and groom.
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The n-commissioned officers of
Fort Douglas viii give a dance there
tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira II. Lewis have re-
turned from a short outing in Idaho as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. wieter.
Miss Isabel Monahan is in Lincoln.
NeD., spending a few days as the guest
of Miss Silence Dales, the vioiiniste, on
her way home for the summer vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w s. Montgomery en-
terrain this evening at their home,
capitol avenue, in honor of the retiring
and newly elected officers of Salt Lake
lodge No. 1S1, the Fraternal Brother
hood.
Mrs s. @. Murray and niece, Miss
Maybelle Crowley, leave for the east
Thursday. They will spend the sum-
mer visiting relatives and friends in
New York, Vermont and Pennsylvania
The trolley party and informal dance
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Levy
IN honor of their daughter. Celia, at
Calders park were among the prettiest
FEATURES OF the social season. About
lOO guests were present and every one
had pleasant time. A delicious sup
per was served under the green trees,
where 100 Japanese lanterns shed their
soft light upon the merry crowd
Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. Moritz, Mr.
and Mrs. Herr, Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler,
Mr. and Mrs. Desky, Mr.. and Mrs. Ball,
MI and Mrs. Pruver, Mr.. and Mrs. Pet
roVltsky, Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenblatt Mr..
and Mrs. Kranies, Mr.. and Mrs Lob
man, Mr. and Mrs. 3. Solmanson. Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan, Mr.. and Mrs. Resi-,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mr. and Mrs L.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Levin, Mr.. and
Mrs Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. Eckstein. Mr..
and Mrs. Shaperio. Mrs. B. Petrovitsky.
Mrs. 3. Schars, Mrs. Jacobson, Mrs
Levid, Mrs. Spitz. Mrs. j. Ball. Mrs
Collier, Misses Bertha and Hattie Bro
die, Bertha Solmenson, Minnie Davis,
Rose Splitter, Ida Petrovitsky, Ida
Schas, Lizzie Shaperio, Celia Levy, An
ME Levy, Clara Hamenson, Lena Levy,
Lille Levin, Molly Levin, Messrs j.
Hirschman, Sal Sickle, Eugene Stiefel,
Sweet, Laderman, V. Hamen son. M.
Willie Brodie. Nj. Alswang, c. Solmen-
son, w. Levin, Rabbi J. Brodie
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Parsons |
have returned from their wedding trip, !
which included all the points of inter
est in Colorado.
There is some talk of having the next |
regimental hop patriotic affair and !
making the date Friday evening. but !
the plans are not yet completed.
Mr.. Thomas Biddiek of the auditors |
office at the Oregon Short Line left last |
night for Denver, where he will be mar |
rfed today to Miss Llama Lauche. Mr. !
and Mrs. Biddick will go east for a |
short wedding trip, and will return to |
the city to make their home here
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. H Newland of Vic |
tor. Colo. are in the city for d short |
time, and are at the Kenyon. Mr. and |
Mrs. Newland are returning from an !
extended trip through southern Cali |
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Nye Will re- /
turn today from visit at the home of |
Mr.. Nye's parents in Iowa
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"A very beautiful though quiet home |
occurred at the home of Mrs. |
5. A. Barton Monday when Miss !
Gladys Barton became the bride of Mr.. i
T. NJ. Herbert. The ceremony was per |
formed at O'Clock by the Rev Mr.. |
Thrall of the Congrega tionaI church. /
and was witnessed by only the rela- !
tives of the bride and groom Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert left Immediately for a trip /
through the east They will return to /
Salt Lake to make their home here.
One of the most enjoyable of the /
events to which Salt Lake /
public has been treated was the song
recital at the First congregational |
church last night, given by Mr. and /
Mrs. Robert j. Coleman and Miss Cole
man. Society was out in full force to
extend a warm welcome TO Miss Cole
man. and the impression made by her
singing was evidenced by the
enthusiasm of the audience. The most
difficult and also the most ponderous
number on the programme was the
irst, Schon Gretlein," which was we'll
calculated to show the richness of q J
clear mezzO soprano voice. The two
selections from Widor were, however,
more Of delight to the audience The
wonderful richness of her voice. the
lear information and the rich tone in all
ler singing were a revelation to Miss |
coleman's audience. At the close of the
a dainty little Scotch bal
ad showed that her voice was equally |
veil adapted to the lighter numbers
MIR. Woodmansee'S three selections
we're perhaps the best that could have
been chosen to show his exquisite deli
,acy of touch, his expression and won
lerful feeling. The Waller" by Mo-
kowski, was. of course. the most bril-
liant of his selections, but the fine rem
lering was as evident in the others.
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Miss Ethel Carny of Ogden is visit
ng Mrs H B. Shannon of this city for
! few days at $50 East Second South
treet.
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Miss Nora Gleason left yesterday for
chicago. where she will take the teach
RS normal course at the college of
music.
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