The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-09

Like other brides and other bride
groOms, they had resolved to keep their
destination secret. Il was their inten-
ton to enter the carriage at the door
Of the home OF the brides parents
and thereupon TO vanish from their So
cial world for a time. There were
three girls a the wedding who didn't
ike secrets when the secrets were in
the custody of others. and they deter
mined 10 find out where the couple
went Generous HbatiOns Of punch and
huge slices Of wedding cake sufficed TO
enlist the cooperation Of the hackman,
who, after the eleventh Jolt of punch.
expressed a willingness to die for any
or all of the three girls A tri1ing serv-
Ice like cOncealing the three under the
robe in front of his seat on the carriage
He declared was but Inadequate reQuital
a. the lasting obligations they had
placed him under The three were thus
concealed when the happy pair entered
the carriage The bridegroom whis-
pered the name of leading hotel To the
driver. The driver delayed his depart
ure long enough to hang a lighted Jap
aneSe lantern to each bride and to affiX
suudry shoes and white ribbon bows to
the back Of the carriage, all in accord
ance with his instructions from the
three concealed damsels-
IhuS the equipaCe iOurneyed to
state and Second South streets. At this
point the bridegroom observed through
the front window of the carriage a sec
tlon Of white dress. At once he pOked
out his head and brought the rig to a
stop. The drivers explanations failed
10 make clear the necessity for the Ian
terms. shoes. etc. The ezra ged bride
groom then snatched away the laprObe
and discovered the three girls He said
nothing to them, but assisted his new
wife to alight and dismissed the driver
ON the spot The driver ushered his
three new friends into the carriage and
started with them for their homes, the
bride and bridegroom proceeded on foot
to the hotel. and the policemen and
others who had been attracted by the
unusual midnight spectacle appreciated
the affair i'm uproarious manner.
The probabilities are that the Couu-
Try club, which has been extremely well
patronized during the past week, will be
thrown open i'm "A more formal manner
next Saturday afternoon. Doubtless a
buffet luncheon will be served and pos
siblyr "a tea following the eXertions in
cident TO Arbor day.
Another prominent young Ogden COU-
pie are soon to announce their iuteu-
tons, and meanwhile a substantial
home is going up for the many wedding
gifts that will be forthcoming.
=
NO. II was not an announcement din
Der that was given last Sunday evening
AT the Kenyon. although the only thing
lacking to make it such was the an
nouncement 1t was just as plainly ev-
ident that such was it's purpose but
each guest WAS awaiting the one item
till the last course
In these days of lack Of invitations
the merchants are taking advantage of
the desire OF every feminine heart to
receive a neatly engraved card. and
in the past week by the receipt of a
small missiVe looking Just like the gen
Uiue. which when opened disclosed an
invitation to do special shopping
There Will be a lonely spot this sum-
mer upon the hill toward the tower.
and the big colonial mansion will not
erings as has characterized it in the
past few years.
\ number Of Salt Lakers are Consid-
erinE themselves fortunate in being i'm
San Francisco at the present time for
the grand opera and the probabilities
are that the audience the opening night
contained quite a representative salt
Lake contingent.
The stock of visiting girls. the only
real attraction for the young men dur
ing the quiet winter just passed, has
been sadly depleted during the past
week by the departure of Miss Eleanor
LandeIl Fox of Philadelphia and Miss
Pauline Terry. who has been a guest
a the Terry home for some time. Both
OF the young women We're exceedingly
popular visitors. DOLL BARET