The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-06
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A quiet wedding which was OK m
terest 10 q wide circle al friends was
that OF Miss Hattie Hooper Jennings
and Mr. Arthur Shepherd, which was
soleinnlzed yesterday morning IN the
temple. The ceremony was followed by
a simple wedding breakfast lt tire
home of the brides parents. The
young people left on the noon train
for New York and Boston. where uhey
will spend the next few weeks Jne
bride made "A lovely picture in her
travelling gown of dark notified brown.
She wore a small travelling hat and
gloves 10 match. Mr.. and Mrs. Shep-
herd win be az home 40 their friends
after April 10 at the home OF the bride
parents. 172 First street.
Despite the fact that quiet reigns
In the social world there VIII he a
snah and informal mop az The post This
evening. The invitations have been eX-
tended by telephone and all the ar
rangements are 10 be very informal
but it is whispered chat it viii be- just
as delightful as the larger events have
been.
Mrs Harry Cue. who has spent The
past eight months ia The civ. viii
leave Thursday FOR her home i'm Brook
lyn. Mrs. Cue viii be greatly missed
by salt Lake society. which has well
coined her back after a long absence.
She has been the guest of her sister,
Miss Sherman.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. +. Grant entertained
AT dinner Tuesday evening az the
Knutsford. followed by a theater party.
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Baackes
of Chicago, Mr.. Poole of Denvet and
Miss Grant
At the meeting of the p. T.. o. society
tomorrow the annual election of officers
viii take place. The meeting win De
held at the home of Miss Sylvia C0hn.
666 East Brigham street
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Mrs. Alma Denbeigh Katz expects TO
leave before the first OF next month for
Boise where she viii spend the next
few months with Mr.. Katz.
The meeting of the Cleofan, which
was postponed from Tuesday last, VIII
Mrs. Susie Ritter Wells. Two topics
win be presented, Bulwer Lytton by
Miss Gunner and Thomas Carlyle by
Miss Emeline Wells.
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There VIII be a called meeting of the
home and education section and the
music section OF the Ladies Literary
club today at 4 o'clock. The meeting
viii be a joint one and a full attend
ance of both sections Is urged The
special business is 10 arrange for the
lectures 20 be given by Mrs. Rhodes.
Miss Gratia Flanders gives a recital
next Tuesday evening for her little pu-
pill, Miss Beulah Behle, az the First
congregational church. Miss Flanders
viii be assisted by Mr.. SHELTON. Miss
Duncan and Miss Judith Evans.
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At the meeting this afternoon Of the
current events and current literature
section of the Ladies Literary club
Mrs. John Montgomery viii read a pa
per on American Art and Artists and
Mrs A. c.. Ewing VIII give a study Of
Jane Austin.
Miss Florence Grant has invitations
out for a luncheon 10 be given to a
dozen of her young friends on Satur-
day.
Miss Ida Hauauer left last evening
for New York, where she viii spend the
coming four months
Mrs. Frank Jennings win leave some
time during the month for Boise. where
she and Mr. Jennings viii make their
home. The Misses Jennings viii re-
main with their grandmother. Mrs.
Priscilla Jennings, for the present.
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Officers for the ensuing year were in
stalled at the Hesperian club Tuesday.
A vote of thanks was given the officers
who had carried out the duties as
signed to them during the previous
year
Mrs w. Mont Ferry viii entertain
at an Informal tea this afternoon. to
which about forty of her friends have
been hidden.
Mrs. Colts of Fort Logan win be in
the city today and viii be the guest
Tor a few days Of Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt
sherman
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Farnsworth viii
entertain Informally at cards this
evening.
Mrs. Thompson and Mrs Judson will
give a large children's party a week
from today.
Mrs. and Miss Salisbury entertained
informally az dinner last evening.
The Hesperian club gave a theatre
party last evening. followed by "a BAN
quet at their club room.
The regular meeting of the W. r. C..
was held at the home of Mrs Hines
After the business meeting an took
part no programme which was COM
posed OF reading, music and "a view of
ancient curios from Manila. tEa prom
erty OF Mrs Hines. The home was
decorated with jonquils and fuchsias.
The next meeting. April g. win be held
at the home Of Mrs. n. Kimbal A
East North Temple street.
PROTECT THE BOYS.
To The Salt Lake Herald
IN reading the discussion over Mrs
coulter bills I find no mention of one
phase OF the question. which [ would Ike
To- present. and that is that a bow has "A
mighty rear and respect fOr the law as
cupoulcu IN the Uniform and brass but-
IONS OF "a poucemdu. ] believe that the |
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