The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-12

TisOn this week at a55 South Seventh
Vest street,
Miss Grstta Cosgrin and Miss Eliza
beth ~ Cosgrin have returned from
the coast and are at the Kenyon.
The marriage of Miss Lizzie Stayner
and John a. Hoagland took place last
Sunday in Pocateiio. The ceremony
was performed by Judge Masonheimer
and was Witnessed by only the rel
atives and intimate friends Mr. and
Mrs. Hoagland win make their home
in this city.
The Fort Douglas Social club win
give a military masquerade ball Thurs
day evening
The Kings Daughters Of the First
Presbyterian church invite their
friensd TO a "trip around the world"
next Saturday evening. AT o'clock
the first train starts from Japan. 93l
First street. and I'm the course Of the
journey the passengers see Africa,
ireland. Germany and other lands, be-
ing suitably entertained In each cOun-
try. The proceeds of this unique en-
tertainment go 70 the building fund
Of the church.
Mrs. Frank Ross and Miss Ross
have returned from the east, accom-
panied by Mrs. Spencer. They are at
home at the Fifth East hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boylin Of the
Lagoon" announce that the marriage
of their daughter Nellie TO Mr. Will
. ~ H.Hr
/ Wednesday, April Is 1903. A reception
will be rendered the couple in the even
( ing at the residence Of the young
lady's uncle. Mr.. ]. H. Alderman, 529
Second street
One OF the Easter seasons most
pleasant gatherings was party given
I by Miss Jennie Obray i'm honor Of Miss
Marion Clawson, Friday evening. The
| evening was spent i'm a musicale and
/ social. with cards as the chief feature
The Opal club viii attend the Chris
| Jensen sOiree next Wednesday evening
I for the last time this season. The club
viii then adjourn until next season.
Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Broughall enter
/ tanned at dinner on Thursday evening
I i'm a most charming manner in honor
| Of Mr. and Mrs. John ]. Daily. who
j recently returned from a prolonged
| visit to California. The evening was
delightfully."- passed with music and
cards. Mr. W G.. futile favOring the
! guests with several vocal solos, which
We're greatly enjoyed.
Those present to meet Mr.. and Mrs.
| DAILY were Messrs. and Mesdames T.
/ Roy Brown. w. G.. futile, o. X. Lewis,
| S. b. futile, j. Nj. Callow and ]. j.
/ BrOughall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Sanderson enter
/ tanned a number of friends Monday
/ evening at their pretty new home
/ The rooms were beautifully decorated
/ for the occasion in viOlets. Music and
/ games were INDUCED in by the guests
until a late hour. Cocoa and coffee
/ were served in the spacious dining
/ room during the evening by Miss
/ Emma Sauderson and Mrs. W. o.
. Carbis. A beautifully appointed lunch
! con was the feature of the evening,
| each guest being the recipient OF a
/ small basket Of violets. Those pres
/ ent were Mr.. and Mrs. ". o. Carbls,
! Mr. and Mrs. Al Napper. Mr. and Mrs.
/ Albert Shovel, Mr.. and Mrs. William
/ Sanderson, Misses Elleue Knowels OF
/ Portland. Irene Gabbot Of Seattle. Alb
/ bic Haerling Of Denver, Emma San
( derson, Beatrice Mcintosh, AIessrs.
| Teddie Hicks, Earl and Claud Fergu-
son and several others.
/ DIR. Nell C. Brown has issued invita-
tons for a reception to Dr. %. e. Nc