The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-01

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MUCH fitting is going on in the
M city the beginning Of Lent being
time OF great unrest In physical
as wen as religious circles. The largest
and handsomest houses of the city are
AN empty. the Amelia palace being
completely deserted for a period OF
perhaps a year. The beautiful Weir
home on Brigham street VIII not be
open again Tin the return of Mr.. and
Mrs. Weir from a cruise of the Medi-
tearaneau. The Keith home is also
empty while its owners are sojourn-
ing I'm New York Mrs. Judge and
Miss Katherine wiz probably not
return for some months, and the
Kearus mansion viii doubtless stay
closed tul late in the spring season
In addition To- this, Mrs. Mclaughlin
SIS gone for "a long visit I'm the east.
DR. and Mrs Bykert have sailed again
for Paris. AR and Mrs. Clement leave
Tor Mexico again tomorrow. and a
number of others among the smart
set are planning trips of more or less
duration for the spring months.
Besides this large migration, the new
tenants are rapidly filling up the flats
ready for their occupation, and already
most OF the apartments on State and
First streets are furnished. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Harris win not be at home
in their flat ain near the middle Of
the month. but sir. and Mrs. q. Ira
futile Mr.. and Mrs. Bartllng, Mr.
and Mrs Charles Walker and Mr.. and
Mrs. O.. Raymond Walker are already
settled.
Am I'm an. the town has never been
iu so unsettled "a condition in social
way as 10 is at the present time, and
there are few prospects for a revival
of gaiety tiIl after the return Of az
least "A few of the Salt Lakers who
are enjoying sights abroad.
The event of the coming week iu
which the society west of the city is
Interested is the marriage TO take place
next Wednesday morning of Miss Hat
tie Jennings and 1lr. Arthur Shep-
herd. The bride is the daughter Of
Nr and Mrs Thomas Jennings and
is one of The most beautiful and
popular young girls of he city The
groom. although such "a young man, is
one of the leading musicians, and is
"a great favOrite both in social and mu-
steal circles
The wedding SIS not 20 be celebrated
in any way All this time. only. the
members OF the immediate family
greeting the young people informally
after the ceremony. The ceremony
viii take place at 10 O'Clock IN the
temple. and the bride and groom win
leave ou the noon train for "a three
weeks visit with friends in Boston.
Later on Doe the season many smart
Affairs win welcome them TO their
nra1rH % n
farents at l12 First street. TOmOr-
row afternoon Mrs. Jennings and Miss
Jennings win receive their friends In
formally from 3 tin 6 o'clock
one of che pIeasantest Of the week
few events was the theatre party Civ
en- Friday evening hy Or. Ulmao oi
New York After the play an clab-
crate supper was enjoyed al the home
of Mrs. Sol Segel, and the guests were
presented with beautiful and appr0pri-
ate souvenirs of the occasion. AZ
each lady's place was ara Indian bas-
ket OF exquisite workmanship. and fOI
each OF the men was cisar holder
of heavy gun metal The guests OF
the evening were Miss Violet Neih
Miss Katherine Creary. Miss Mar
guerite Pointer Mr.. Julian Siegel and
t.N EtLlI4AA Ct '.At
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Miss Emily Read was the hostess
Friday at a very enjoyable little lunch
con given Ono honor Of Mrs. Victor III
Clement The decorations were all ir
the bright spring flowers. iOnquils anC
yellow shades adding greatly to the
table appointments. The ladies pres
emit 20 meet Mrs. Clement were Mrs
Mebel Miner Mcclure. Mrs II. s.
Ferry. Mrs o. w. Powers and Mrs
w C.. Filler.
Mrs. Walter G.. Filler was the host.
ess yesterday al a charmingly informa
luncheon at which a number of hel
girls friends were entertained
Captain and Mrs Sturgiss enter
tanned Informally AT cards Friday
evening in honor OF Mrs. Victor II