The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-08
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The day will be given over to the
bachelors at the Country club. There
viii be secret" approaching and put
ting contest, and tea viii be served at
O clock II is whispered that one of
the most eligible Of the bachelors has,
been practicing over the tea pot for the
past month in the intervals allowed by
the stress of politics, but at the last
moment he was called from the city on
business, and a mystery as TO who will
pour the tea today is hanging over the
club and its members The tea viii be
forthcoming, nevertheless, and viii be
served by some one of the handy men
at the hour named. A table d hOte din
ner, the last of the season. will be
served at $500 The bachelors who are
TO be the hosts today at the club are
Messrs- woodward. Forester, Wicks.
Hazleton, Schramm, Goodwin, Porte-.
Peery, Mccormick, Shoup Smith
Sprague, WoolcOtt Thompson. Willard
Thompson, Wallace, Jones, Alley, Bam-
berger, Burke Gibson, Hampton. Han
auer, Heintz, Judge, Lawrence and
Duncan McVichie.
Miss Mcmillan entertained yesterday
at very delightful luncheon in honor
OF Miss Porter. The decorations were
all in the colors to be used for the
wedding on Tuesday, red and white
american Beauties and white brides
roses were used as table decorations,
and the place cards were daint S-heart
shaped cards painted in the two coIors.
The young ladies present to meet Miss
Porter were Mrs. A. c. Allen, Mrs. w.
II. Cunningham, Miss Dern, Miss Nc
Grath, Miss Holabird. Miss Michigan,
Miss Mcintyre, Miss Salisbury and
Misses Kinney.
The hop at the post last evening
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MISS Porter was most delightful af-
fair A large number of young people
from the city went UP, and enjoyed a
delightfully."- informal time in the post
hall. The guests We're received by Mrs.
Califf and Miss Bulb. who did the hon
ors for the young officer. After few
hours of dancing, a Welsh rabbit sup
per was enjoyed at the Officers club
and a gay hour spent there.
The second IN the new series of Red
and Black parties was given last even
ing at Christensen's hall and was a
great success in every particular. The
chaperOnS for the winter are Mrs.
Simon Bamberger, Mrs. H. w. Brown,
Mrs. John Dern, Mrs. HOyt Sherman,
Mrs. John F. COwan and Mrs. w. A.
Sherman. A large number of the High
school students enjoyed the dancing,
and the music furnished was excellent.
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This evening Miss Porter will enter
tain the young ladies of her bridal
party at dinner, and Mr.. Mann will give
a dinner TO the men. of the party at
the Alta club.
Mrs. Windsor V. Rice will entertain
the members of her card club at lunch
con today at the Knutsford.
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Miss Carrie BrideweI is expected in
the city this morning
Mrs. F. z. Straup of Bingham, who
has spent the past week in the city,
returns this morning to her home.
The P. E. o. society will meet this
afternoon at 2 o'clock with Miss Clara
han at Gordon academy.
Mrs. Frank Harding entertained at
cards yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. w. A. Nelden left yesterday for
Washington She goes as a director in
the National Needlework Guild, which
is about to be reorganized.
Mr. D. Macpherson Boyd and Mr.. T.
G. Griffin leave shortly for California.
The many friends of Mr.. Albert P
Taylor, formerly of Salt Lake City, will
be pleased to hear of his approaching
marriage to Miss Dawson of Honolulu.
HonoluIuans are looking forward to the
event, owing to the prominence of the
bride-elect and the popularity of the
groom to be- The wedding takes place
in November.