The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-06

vossts Of Mr.. Chester Mason and Mr..
go Mccormick.
Mrs Sturgiss of Fort Douglas en-
tertained about twenty guests from the
st,v at most delightful buffet
isrcbeon at the post Friday.
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Mrs. II. s Young entertained :. num-
tsr Of friends at an evening party
Irnssdsv in honor Of Miss Louise Peery
~ ogden, who is spending week with
her.
Miss vilette Eardley entertained at
luncheon Monday in honor of Mrs
Carrot. The parlors were decorated
with ferns and cherries, and the guests
numbered four.
Mrs. J. II. Hamliu was the hostess on
Saturday evening at "a beautifully ap-
,.ofnted dinner given in honor of Mrs
1uflker and daughter from Silver City.
Ia. The decorations were roses and
carnations.
Yesterday. at the Swedish Lutheran
church. AxeI Lundquist and Anna Ny
strom Of Eureka, and Miss WendIa
Cbarlson and John SamaOn of the same
Mace were married by the Rev. En-
manel Rydberg.
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The regular meeting Of the Woman's
Democratic club win be held at the
residence Of George II. Wood, 659 East
Third South street, Wednesday, July 9.
at o'clock p. m. The programme will
be announced later.
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Mrs. Charles S. Burton will chap
eron a large party of young people
on a trip up Provo canyon from the
ggd 10 the 18th OF the month, where
they win be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob F. Gates for a week The affair
IS arranged in honor of Miss Lulu
Gates and as farewell TO her.
Miss Helene shepard entertained in
formally Tuesday evening in honor of
Miss Mary COwan, who left Wednesday
morning for Butte Mont. The invited
guests were Misses Mary COwan. Lucy
Gabv May Billings. Celia MacCready.
Alton KimbalI. Edythe Lowther and
Edith I[ingsbury Messrs. Elliot KIM
ball. Serge Campbell Lawrence Beck,
Joe Sheets, Chamberlain. Savage, Law
renee Hammel, Smith. Pembroke and
Grow.
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Mr.. and Mrs. +, G.. Holding at their
home on Wednesday evening. The dec
oratfOns and TALES were of a patriotic
nature. a few games of high FIVE were
played. the following ladies and gem
tlemen being winners: Mrs. y. CAL
Iacher, Mr.. I. Harvey, Mrs. E. G. Hold
ing and Mr.. w. II. Branch. After max
ing presentation 10 the hostess and
partakng of refreshments in the din
tr,or 81 rrh a cd g.
weeks.
Mrs. H w. Branch gave two very
unique parties during the last week in
honor Of her birthday. The first was
on Monday afternoon, at which the
time was pleasantly spent in a guess
ing contest, Miss Williamson winning
first prize and Mrs. Claud Give the
consolation prize. A dainty luncheon
was served on small tables, each deco
rated with a different flower. Those
present were: Mrs j. NJ. Hurst, Mrs
II. J. Bull. Mrs. J. L. Wonnacott, Mrs
c. Give and the Misses Graham, viii
hanson and Jennie Williamson. On
Tuesday evening the guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. J. Harvey, d. GALLAGHER, A.
GALLAGHER, ]. Timms. Il. CT. Holden, w.
Culver and Mr.. Strickland, who en-
joyed a few games of cards, for which
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey were awarded
first prizes, Mrs. Culver and Mr. Gal
lacher. second. and Mrs. Holden and
Mr.. Strickland. consolation. Refresh
ments were served on small tables
decorated as follows: First, pansies;
second, carnations; third, marigolds.
and fourth, sweet peas. The rooms
were decorated with many cut flowers
ana the hostess was the recipient of |
many pretty presents, among which /
was an elegant rocking chair from the |
You and I Crystal club, of which she |
IS a member.