The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-10
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Mr.. William Pomeroy Gay and Miss
Annie ArrOwsmith. both of this city.
were united in marriage b. Bishop
William Mcmillan Of the Twenty
eighth ward Tuesday night at $50
o'clock. at the residence Of the bride.
81 North sixth West street.
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The dinner given last evening at the
Alta club by Mr.. and Mrs J. W. NELL
was one OF the most enjoyable affairs
of the season. The table was spread
in the west dining room, and was ar
tistically decorated with spring flowers
of all varieties. May baskets. filed with
violets and narcissus. were at each
lady's place and boUtoniers OF violets
We're provided for the men. After the
dinner the party repaired to the rooms
of Mr.. and Mrs. Neil. where a delight
ful evening was passed.
Mrs. Walter Filler was the hostess
az a most enjoyable box party at the
matinee yesterday afternoon. given in
honor Of her sister Miss Fiier OF Phil
adelphia. The guests occupied the stalls
at the play, and afterwards went to the
Tavern, where they were met by the
gentlemen. and ; o'clock tea was
served. The rear room at the Tavern
was shaded and lighted with candeI-
abra shaded in red. Here most de-
lightful hour was passed by the guests,
WhO numbered nearly fifty.
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Mrs. George a. Snow viii entertain
the music section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club at their special meeting next
Monday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Peters of Portland,
Ore, are in the city visiting Judge and
Mrs. Miner and Mrs. Mcclure.
Mrs. Hoyt sherman viii leave the
beginning of the week for Des M0ines,
Ia. TO visit with her uncle, Major HOyt
sherman. She viii probably be gone
for some months.
Mrs. Fred Hale will entertain at
cards tonight at an informal party for
Mrs. w. w. Armstrong of Park City,
who is her guest
Mrs. s. H. Babcock viii give a lunch
con today to about thirty Of her
friends.
Mrs. Edwin f. Holmes gives another
in the series of luncheOnS at the Amelia
palace this afternoon.
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At the meeting yesterday afternoon
of the committee on the entertainment
of western bound club women, a great
amount of routine business in regard
to preliminary preparation was dis
posed Of It was decided to divide the
general committee into sections for the
different days and provide chairmen
for the various days. The delegations
Z .tr-fss 1saf7 hn
to Monday. the 2Sth, inclusive, and the
DAYS have been assigned as follows:
/ Friday. the Cleofan. the Authors and
the Council of Jewish Women, With
these ladies acting as chairmen for the
day. Mrs CrismOn. Mrs. b. J.. A. Cui-
mer and Mrs. Jacob Bamberger; sat
urday will be in charge OF the 2. Z. Q.
/ society and the WOman's club, and
( Mrs. John Reed and Mrs. .. ). Kin
ney will be the chairmen sunday the
Ladies Literary club and the Riview-
/ er's club win have the management
I and Mrs William Jennings and Mrs
/ &. E Richards viii be the chatrmeni
Monday will be given to the Ladies
/ Literary and the Press club with Mrs
! Henry Wallace and Mrs. Adler as
I chairmen. The chairmen Of the vari-
/ Gus days will report their assistants
/ before Sunday. at which time the lisI
viii be given in full. together with the
! committees on decoration and music
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Mrs. Sarah Biggs who has beer
/ spending the past few months IN the
I city visiting with old friends. VIII leave
] early in the week for her home II
/ Pittsburg.
The young people OF the Twenty
/ first ward viii give a dancing party
in the ward hall tomorrow evening.
Tonight at the hall Of the order oc
I ours the ball and banquet OF tn
Knights TemplaT.
Miss Emma Sutherland, daughter o.
/ CONGRESSMAN George Sutherland, IS II
the citv for a few days. en- route Il
/ Berkeley. she is visiting Miss Pear
Van Colt.
a very pleasant surprise was givei
/ Tuesday evening in honor of the us
/ birthday of A Z. Youngberg, at TN
/ home of Mr. and Mrs. Barlow. TIT
/ evening was most enjoyably spent Dl
1 all in games interpreted with must
/ and songs. after which refreshments
I were served. Among those who par
. & LltlDdLEu were AllE ANlAtff AAt-
Hattie Barlow, Edith Everett. HATTIE
McKermau. Mary Barlow, Bertha WI
lev. Mary Marsh. Martha Stokes, Olg'
/ NIcKerman. Freda Oberg. Elsa Ander
{ son. Anna Erickson, Helma Young
berg. Sadie Youngberg. Hilda Young
berg and Florence Franklin; Messrs
Erickson. Cofod Peterson. Everett
/ FIlerv. Olson. o. \. Peterson. sand
{ berg. Trayner. Flowers, G. J. Erickson
/ King. Reynolds. Wigner and Ship.
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Mr.. and Mrs o. \. Palmer AM
daughter Marjorie, left yesterday TO
a trip to Los Angeles.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Rogers of Buf
lafo left today for their home, ate
a visit of two weeks in the city Wit
Mr.. and Mrs. David Evans.
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Mrs. George X. Fischer has invita-
lions out for large party on tn
18th Of the month.
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