The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-03

SePg lamp OSHSs.
Mrs. Virginia Snow Stephens is
spending the summer in the mountains.
Miss Bessie Pike and Miss Leigh
Block left last evening for a fortnight's
visit with friends in the town Of New
house. in Beaver county.
James Creighton Brown win be back
from Yale next Tuesday to pass the
vacation with his parents. He has
completed a successful year at the
Sheffield Scientific school.
Mrs. Fisher s Harris and children
have gone 10 Brighton for the summer
Professor Robert Baird of the North
western university st Evanston, III.
spent yesterday in the city visiting
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Pulver have
moved 10 salt Lake from Ogden and
are now at home at 90 L street.
Mrs. F. A. Vincent and Mrs ". S.
LOOMS have issued invitations for a
, KensingtOn to be given next Wednes-
day afternoon for Mrs. William Coates
and Mrs. Robert MunrOe.
Mrs. A. c. Ewing viii spent a part
of the summer at Wasatch.
Mrs. F. J. Hin and children are
spending the summer in Oregon and
the northwest.
r. Z. Sheets and daughters, Miss Eva
and Mrs. c. ". Reeder. left yesterday
for a six weeks outing in the Teton
basin, Idaho.
Mrs. MARCEL and daughter Fannie, ac-
cOmpanied by Miss Lizzie Brown, left
Friday afternoon on an extended trip
10 the east They viii visit the St.
Louis fair before returning
A party Of friends rendered Wilson
B. Rhodes birthday surprise Wednes-
day evening at his home, 1451 Second
East.
Mrs. Schrader OF Denver is spending
few days with her mother, Mrs. w.
H. Ruth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles CoIcock Jones
have returned to the city after several
months absence in Idaho and Califor-
MIA. and expect to make their home
here permanently. For the present
they are at the Fifth East hotel
Mrs. Joseph Young Of East First
South street has returned from Ogden
where she went TO be a guest at the
parties given by Mrs Thomas Fitz-
gerald and Mrs E NJ Conroy-
II. ". Willard and sister. Miss i. l..
| after July 4, al Vine cottage, l64 East
South Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Drummoud re-
turned Wednesday from a three
months trip east visiting friends and
relatives and seeing the fair
Mrs. F. D. Hahn entertained few
friends informally at luncheon and TO
spend the afternoon yesterday for Mrs.
r. E Samson of Colorado
The. members Of the P. 1. Y. society
gave a luncheon at the Commercial
club yesterday for Miss May Billings
/ the large round table was arranged in
the smaller dining room and was
/ decorated entirely in red. a round
mirror filled the centre of the table
and around this were ribbons of deep
red, while carnations of the same hue
were scattered over the cloth Five
! handsome candelbra holding red
candies lighted the table. The guests,
/ besides Miss Billings, were Mrs Ewing
/ of Colorado, Miss Pearl Weller. Miss
! Miss Mary Sharp, Miss Abbie Wells,
4 Miss Alma Young. Miss Terrell OF
1 Omaha. Miss ElleTbeck, Miss Eveline
/ Thomas. Miss Leda Rawlins, Mrs
4 Frederick SinCiaiTe, and Miss Jennie
Lynn.
/ Miss Birdie MahOn of New York and
I Louis Miller of this city were married
i at the home of the bride last Wednes-
] day. The young people are spending
/ their honeymoon at Atlantic City.
A pretty wedding took place at the
4 home OF A. F. Kendell. June IS, when
/ Mrs. Annie Barbour wac married TO
I J. H Martin. both Of Bingham. The
! rooms were tastefully decorated and a
dainty supper was served in the din
| ing room. The bride wore pretty
gown Of champagne color over silk and
I was accompanied by her sister. Mrs. 5.
! Jones. also Of Bingham. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Martin are well known residents Of
I Bingham, where they will be at home
/ 20 their friends after July .
The following is from the Denver
I Republican: AT high noon at the home
/ OF the brides parents, George Z. Mer-
/ rill of Salt Lake City, and Miss Lillian
/ Garland Chapman, daughter Of Mr..
I and Mrs. Albert Chapman of Cheyenne,
! were united in marriage by Rev. d. d.
/ FOrsythe of the First Methodist
/ church. The ceremony was witnessed
/ by relatives and a few close friends.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill left at once for a
/ wedding tour through Colorado to
] Salt Lake City. where they will reside.
! Mr.. Merrill WIS resident on Cheyenne
/ until a year ago, Iie IL secretary Of
I the Morrison Merrill Lumber company
of salt Lake and Cheyenne.
/ Air and Mrs Vincent erf ertained the
/ members Of the Banolia club Monday
evening al their home GA East Third
1 South street. The rooms were decor
I ated with beautiful cut flowers and AT
! a late hour refreshments were served.
The Social sixteen enjoyed an out
ing at Saltair last Thursday afternoon
{ and later entertained their husbands
; with a delightful supper.
/ The marriage of Miss Mabel Johnson
/ and Fred Gift was sOlemnized at tho
( residence OF Benjamin Young. pastor
: OF the First Methodist Episcopal
! church last Thursday a o'clock. The
I marriage was Witnessed by relatives
/ only. After the ceremony the couple
were driven to their cottage at : Denver
/ Court. where friends awaited them and
/ shOwered their congratulations. Dir.
/ and Mrs Gift viii be at nome 10 their
friends after July 10
/
/ The ". K. G Thimble club meets the
! last Friday in the month with Mrs.
Hardie. at 120 West Fourth South
! street.
/
| William Oliver Clelsnd and Gertrude
/ Elizabeth Corker. daughter of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. J. Frederick Corker. were mar
| ried yesterday BY Dr. w NJ. Paden.
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