The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-05


the CITY, and as novelty st promises
TO be most attractive.
Mrs. A. Porter Sinclair has for her
guest Mrs. 9. Bowman of Oakland, Cal.
Mrs n NJ. Cunnington announces the
ems cement OF her daughher, Frances
70 Mr.. Theodore Strfnger. The wedding
takes place in June.
The many friends i'm This city Of
Mrs. Sarah Sloan were interested in
il. Henry. which took place in New
York on Tuesday afternoon.
The marriage Of Miss Inga. Hansen
the temple Wednesday, at high noon
IN the evening d reception vas held
at the brides home on G street
The Danish Brotherhood has issued
special Invitations Cor a banquet 20 be
held in ST. Marks han next Tuesday
evening, TO commemorate the seventh
anniversary OF their organization.
Mrs. Y, E. Bartlett has announced the
engagement Of her daughter, sadie
WiJherly. 70 Leon Goodrich Campbell.
The marriage viii take place IN the
Christian Science church on May is.
Fred r.. Sandberg was the recipient
of a pleasant surprise. commemorative
of his S6th birthday. at his home S61
East Eighth South, last night. Some
Thirty OF his friends gathered at the
home and the evening was passed with
games and music Delicious refresh
ments were served
Mrs Edwin r KimbaH and Miss
Hartwell left during the week for
Europe They VIII go at once to Paris
where they viii meet Miss Mary Kim
ban and Miss Rose HartweIl, who are
they viii pass the summer visiting the
principal cities of Europe.
Dean and Mrs. Eddie of st. Marks
gave an informal reception "wednesday
evening complimentary to Gerald Bur
leigh, Allen Burleigh and Clarence
Burleigh. members of the cathedral
choir, who leave shortly for the east.
The guests included the members of
the choir and the Junior Brotherhood
The May club. accompanied by a
number of friends, gave a surprise 70
Mrs. Purt at her home in Darlington
on Friday evening The lady leaves for
England IN FEW days, and this even
ing's entertainment was for the purpose
OF 5ldding her gOOd-by and wishing her
bon voyage. The evening was very
pleasantly spent,
A dainty and select card party was
given Friday evening by Mss Cora y.
Evans al her home. High-five was the
principal amusement. although many
other games were played. Those pres
ent We're Misses AEaTcelia Hanson. Olive
Evans, Jessie Brown, Hazel Watson.
AIaud MOrrisey and Cora =. Evans.
Messrs. !. Olsen, W. Perkes, O. Lewis,
g. Eardly, Byron Sperry and Ernest
Bridge.
The we'll known artist-autnor, Alfred
Larnhourne, and his brother, Mr.. George
w Lambourne, left yesterday for the
east They VIII go to Chicago, where
Mr.. john q. Cutler, Jr.s W1llsjoin them,
and thence VIII 80 to Philadelphia aud
New York, returning by way Of Buffalo,
and visiting the Pan-ATnerican expo
sitton. Mr.. Lambourne expects to
gather some interesting data. concern
ing the progress OF American art.
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The past grands Of the, Rebekahs met
al tins home Of Mrs. Coker on Thursday
afternoon, and held q very interesting
busIuesS nesting, adopting bylaws,
etc. Mrs. Shoebridge a visiting lady,
gave a talk on the .'+CIimate and Gus
toms in the Philippines" which was
much enjoyed by those present. De-
hcious refreshments were served, after
Ms. Ida b. RASMUSSEN the first Thurs
day in June Those present were Mes
DANES Geary, RASMUSSEN, Culmer,
Boes, Ripple. Melton. Price, Jeffries,
Darke, PendIeton, Coker, Elliot, Shoe
bridge, Stein. Watrous, Soper and
Hurst.
On Wednesday afternoon Ms r. J.
Caskey entertained at luncheon in
honor Of her guest, Miss Katharine OIL
Yer of Chicago. TWenty-four guests
were seated at small tables, beautifully
decorated with pansies, while yellow
coreopsis formed the tasteful decora-
ton of the large dining room. After
the eIbOrate and daintily served
luncheon had been enjoyed the cOnpa-
ny was favored with a solo and violin
Obligat0 by II -s Andrews. Mr.. George
Shelton reya-sereo several charming
violin solos. and Miss Oliver recited in
her own inimitabl manner selections
from . A Window in Tlrun1s," respond
ing to urgent requests with two scenes