The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-20

has been such an addition 10 local
society for the past year. The Twelfth
as a whole is not likely 10 be moved
for several months, despite the rumor 3,
but q large portion Of it win be changed
very shortly. Captain W. +. Creary
has already been transferred to san
Francisco and will pass through about
the middle Of October TO take his sta
ton there in the paymaster generals
department Lieutenant Jackson goes
Immediately to Fort Bliss, Lieutenant
Falls viii be transferred to the Thfr-
ueth infantry Immediately, and Lieu
tenant Merrill goes on recruiting duty.
with his post not yet assigned. OF
course the whole Twelfth will leave
about the middle of October for Fort
Reilly for the army maneuvers, and
with the officers viii go a number OF
ladies. Miss Creary Will go to Fort
Russell the last Of this week. however.
10 be the guest Of Captain and Mrs.
Whitman till after the troops return
from Fort Reilly, to which place she
VIII accompany Mrs. Whitman.
The weddings Of the coming week in
clude three Of especial interest to so
ciety people. They are that of Miss
Irene Dickson and Mr.. Schulder for
Wednesday evening, that of Miss Wei
by and Mr. Earls for Thursday and
that of Miss Smell and Mr. Snyder for
the same date. The wedding Of Miss
Dickson and Mr.. Schulder will take
place at st. Marks cathedral at
o'clock, and will be the most elaborate
Of the autumn weddings so far an
nounced. The bride win be attended
by Miss Polly Wakeling Of st. Johns,
as maid Of honor. and the Misses Helen
Gillespie, Aileen MaClean and Eva Ma
son as bridesmaids. Mr.. Rudolph
Schulder, the brother Of the groom. will
be the best man, and the ushers will be
Willard Thompson, Brig Cannon, Wal
ter Shoup and Ralph Richards. The
wedding viii be followed by an i'm
mense reception at the Knutsford. for
which about 200 invitations have been
issued. The young people will leave i'm
mediately after for a short wedding
trip.
Miss Eva Mason entertained yester-
day at a very informal luncheon in
honor Of Miss Dickson. at which the
guests were only the young girls Of her
bridal party. The table was decorated
with nasturtiums, a large basket form
ing the centerpiece and smaller baskets
being used at each place. The colors
for the wedding, yellow and white, were
carried out admirably in all the details.
The young ladies' present were Miss
Dickson, Miss Polly Wakeling, Miss
Helen Gillespie, Miss Jasmine Young,
Miss Aileen Maclean and Miss Mason.
The marriage of Miss Winnie Welby
and Mr.. F. NJ. Earls Will will be a quiet
one. the ceremony taking place at ST.
Marks cathedral at 8 o'clock. The
bride will be attended by her sister,
Miss Lena Welby as maid Of honor.
and Miss May Critchlow and Miss Car
RE Cramer Of Denver will be the
bridesmaids.
Mr. and Mrs. James W. NELL and
Miss Neil have discontinued their Sun
days at home, last Sunday being their
last day at 50 North state street Mrs.
Neill and Miss Neil will leave about
the LIST Of October for New York, where
they viii spend the winter.
Mrs s. V. SheIp and Mrs. John II.
Daniel of st. Louis will be at home in
formally tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Shelp. They viii be as
sisted in receiving by Mrs Frank J.
been issued they will welcome all their
friends.
The boxes at the Grand have all been
sold for the concert Tuesday evening.
10 be given complimentary to the bows
Of the Apollo quartette. The officers
at the post and those Of the n. G. U. /
are all going in a body, and will oc-
cupy the boxes and loges.
Miss Guild Of West Virginia. who has
been the guest for a few days of Mr.
and Mrs. W. Fl. Child and the Misses
Bartch, leaves tomorrow for her home. /
Dir. and Mrs. y. B. Lefinger Of Og-
den announce the engagement Of their I
daughter, Bertha, to Mr. George w. I
Goddard. The marriage will take place 1
late in the autumn.
"a
Miss Rebecca Morris opens her kim (
dergarten in the Eighteenth ward /
school house tomorrow morning.
The date set for the marriage OF Miss /
harriet triendsly and Mr.. Edward /
kcsenbaum is Wednesday. oct. IA. The /
wedding will take place at the home Of I
the brides mother 81 Portland. Ore.
Friday evening the home Of Miss
Martina McClain was made gay and
happy by the presence of a number Of /
her friends who had planned a surprise
IN honor OF her going awayN Those who
participated in the pleasures Of the
evening were the Misses Ada Hartley.
Alberta Brown. Elda Havener. Nina
BeVeridge. Georgia Hamlin. Ruth Stor-
ef. Rosa O'Brien, Loda Hauxhurst
-AHce Hilpert, Alluy Weeks. Sue Timer.
irma Walker Kate Payne. Ona pick
ems Marth Mccain. Messrs. Earl
HaVener WILDER Price, Ralph Hart
Iey. ho0ert Hartley All Manning
r RANK Manning. Neil Judd. Dell Judd.
WIZ BeVeridge, Berwick McNiece. Ed
WIN Brown, Albert Williams, Mr.. Reed /
and Kendall Mccain.
df. and Mrs Gordon ingalls, Of Buff
Ialo, n. Y. entertained with q supper
al the Wilson last Monday evopfng
7 iales were laid for eight. including {
Misses jeanette Mosler. Marion SbaU-
Mildred Weatherhead. and Mr. EJorr,,
\, Gibson, Arthur w. Bolliver ana
Stanley Graydon.
one Of the delightful events OF tho
week was a surprise on Mr.. James r.
oswald at his home Friday evening
Light refreshments were served. Thosa
present were Misses Bessie and Alice
brooks, Eva Pyper. May Busby. Mabel
Wells, Edith Stanton. Nellie smith
hazel Wilkinson. Vera Oswald. Messrs
Bert KnOWlden. Spencer and Iobn
p Dung. lester Price. Willie Turn
nauSh, George Fassel. Sidney Cheshire
and George Soderberg.
me Misses Nellie LOback and Rubv I
Lee entertained yesterday afternoon a.
.df1s, the game being sixty-three. The