The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-20
KgEssOr Social Events.

Miss Stevenson entertained informal
" on Wednesday afternoon.
AIRS. George Steiner entertains the
Whist club on Friday evening.
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A new whist club met at the home
of Mrs. Joseph f. Caine on Monday.
1t is definitely settled that the as
semblies will be resumed this winter.
The Trousseau club met with Miss
Pauline Groo on Wednesday afternoon.
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Mrs. Burns Macdonald entertained a
number Of friends at the Country club
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Cries and little
son. Arnold. -efe on Tuesday evening
'or the east
Mr.. D. =. Burley and Mr.. Schu-
macher entertained the visiting rail-
road officials at luncheon at the Alta
club on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. +. s. Ferry gave din
ner party at the Country club last
evening: their gusts of honor being
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On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs
George 4. Snow gave dinner at the
Alta club TO party Of friends. The
ta'ie was spread in the green room.
There viii be a meeting Of the ST.
Mary's Alumni association at the acad-
envy building this afternoon at 4
o'clock All members are requested to
be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Heath. MIR. Nc
Cutcheon of Michigan and -Ir- and
Mrs. ]. T. Harris were the guests Of
Colonel and Mrs. Holmes at the The
atre on Saturday evening
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The first Of the series of Red and
Black parties is to be given on Fri
dav evening. Oct. %. at Christensen's
hall. Mesdames Simon Bamberger. Hal
Brown. John Dern, EIoyt Sherman. AL
Cowan and Sherman will be the chap
erones.
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The Yuletide season Will be made
merry at the Gardo rlansiCn by
large house party entertained by Colo
mel and Mrs. Edwin Il. Holmes. A
number OF guests are expected from
the east 10 spend the holidays in Salt
Lake City.
The second OF the Talks on Great
Authors" by Mrs. Igleheart. will be
given at Rowland Hall next Friday
evening. Rudyard KipIing is the sub
iect. ana the talk Will be illustrated
by readings from his stories and
poems.
Mr.. Scott Lynn entertained a few of
his friends at dinner on Monday even
ing in honor of the thirteenth anniver-
s.iry of his birth. A unique feature of
the table decoration was the large
birthday cake representing an entire
football team.
The ladies' of the Order of the East
ern Star surprised Mrs. J. E. Beverage
st her home on Tuesday and spent an
enjoyable evening with games and mu-
sic. Present were Mesdames Lawrence,
A. p. Mayberry. Taylor. Baxter. Stan
hilber, Cooper. 5. l. Nentress, Middle
state. Steadman of Dillon. Mont: W.
Hatfield, Fred Wanless. Houghton,
Harry Mr.. and Mrs. b. Estes. Mr. and
Mrs. COrnfuth, DR.. and Mrs. Chapman,
Mr.. Graham.
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rhe May club met at lie home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Bench on Wedne sday
evening. Mrs. Burt was greeted most
heartily by the members Of the club
she having just returned from Eng
land. a few games of Might've were
played. the following being winners:
Mrs. J. d. Ford. Hr. w. Williams, Mrs
w Williams and Mr.. J. W. Timms.
Mrs Bench was assisted in entertain
ing by Mrs. w ). owen and Miss An
ME Owen.
The club adjourned to meet in two
weeks with MIR. and Mrs. Williams.
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society convened with Miss Edith May
The newly elected officers were inaug-
U~ated and considerable routine bust
ness was disposed of. The following
lmpromptu programme WaS rendered;
Plano solos. by Mr.. MvNurrin and
Anna Jensen: remarks by Archie
Sheppard. Ripley Johnson and VIII
McGiliivray; a recitation by Anetta
Salmon. and vocal solo by Hannah
Davidson. The names of Dora Chesh-
ire. MarjOry MillirOu. Clyde Bailey AMI
Leslie Spence were submitted as can
didates for membership.
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Miss Jessie Il. Thorn and Mr.. Albert
T. Williams were married Tuesday
evening at SIS o'clock at the home OF
the brides mother. Mrs. J. w. Thorn
$50 South First West street. \ bout
fifty relatives and friends Assem- bled
TO witness the ceremony which was
performed by Elder Heber * Cutler.
The bride was attended by Miss Flo
Thorn. and the best man was the
grOom's brother, Mr.. Jack Williams At
the close OF the ceremony the guests
partoOk Of a delicious supper Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams viii be at home after
Oct. p at SIS South West Temple
street.
on Thursday evening Miss Ruby
Young was agreeably surprised by a
number of her friends. Present were:
Misses Nettie Poulton, Anetta Salmon,
-AAAlN A-eAA sun 1A@fAlf AOuEEr sylvia
Poulton, Josie Larson Ivy YOung.
Vivian Drew. Margaret Ryan. Belva
Fisher. Margaret Summerhays. Anna
Wilcken. Ethel Stuart, IIazeI Love.
Jessie Christophersor. Lou Mcclellan
and Aessrs. Archie Sheppard. VIII
Ball. Cooley Stayner. Rufus johnson.
VIII McGillivray. Tom Jackson. Harry
Ball. Jay johnson. Jack Horne Fowler. I
Burton. Ripley Johnson, Frank .2igbv
Dale Pitt, VIII Nuttail. Than Smith.
Mrs. Agnes Osborne. the ponuls =
pianist Of 525 East Fourth South. gave |
a pleasant social on Monday evening |
In addition to the musical selections |
given by the hostess. Mrs. Bonita
Lalin CcclSs sang a number Of her
choice vocal selections. and Miss Vera
a Felt also furnished number of
, songs. Luncheon was served and with |
ne pleasant chit-chat and musical
numbers. "A most pleasant time was
had by those in attendance. There were
present Mrs. Bonita Lakin Cocks. Mrs |
Lakin. Mrs. J. F. Grant Keetie. M
and Mrs. d. p. Felt, Mrs. Keetic Kim
ball