The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-02

SOCIETY



Mr.. and Mrs. William Howard Dick
son announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Irene Earle, to Mr. Russell
G. Schulder. The date for the mar
riage has not yet been set.
A delightfully."- informal affair was
the musicale and porch party given
last evening at Rowland hall, at which
Mrs. George Robinson was the hostess
and Miss Edna DOnnelian was the
guest of honor. Only about thirty
guests We're present, and the musical
programme. which was thoroughly en-
joyable. was the main entertainment
of the evening. Among those who took
part were Mrs. c. c.. Plummer, Miss
Florence Robinson and Miss Olive Don
nellan.
The marriage OF Miss Adele Horn.
and Mr.. Clarence Post took place yes
terday afternoon at $3.50, the Rev. Mr.
Biekel officiating. The young people
left last evening for Omaha, where
they viii spend some time. They win
be at home after Aug. 1 at ass South
Fifth East street.
Mrs. Fisher Harris entertained yes
terday at a very prettily arranged
luncheon. at which covers We're laid
for twelve guests The table decOra-
tions were all on the Fourth of July
order and included hrecrackers and
flags, with flower pots as favors for
the guests.
Mrs. Walter Metcalf and her son. Ed
ward, left yesterday morning for their
home in Chicago. They have been the
guests for the past ten days of Mrs
Henry SwonsOn. and they have been
ant nrs a IN cd q
of friends both at their homes, at the
Country club and at the lake.
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The principal event of today is to
be the luncheon given by Miss Nc
Grath at the Country club in honor OF
Miss Edna DOnnellan. About thirty
guests will be entertained
Mrs. George futile of st. Louis is TO
be the guest of honor at a card party
this afternoon at the Porches, given by
her mother, Mrs. George Y. Wallace.
Mr.. Byron Cummings is to give
a large tea at her home this afternoon.
Card parties are to be given by Mrs
/ Lawrence Kimball and Mrs. John
Clark this afternoon.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Flowers
and Mr.. Edward Kaighn took place
last evening at the home of the brides
parents. The wedding was a quiet one,
being witnessed only by the immediate
relatives.
Mrs. w. F. Loomis leaves early next
week for a visit Of some time I'm the
east
$50
Mrs. L. L. Archer is settled in her
new home in the Miller flats.
Mrs. w H. King is spending a few
days In Provo visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Nelson will spend
4 the next two weeks in Chicago and
/ Mackanack island, in Lake Huron.
] Miss Bertha leasing and Mr.. S. j.
l Price were married yesterday at the
/ city and county building at high noon,
/ in the presence of a few Intimate
/ friends. The ceremony was performed
/ by Deputy County Clerk ]. L. FL
/ dredge. jr. The bride. who is a very
! charming girl, was attired in a hand
! some gown of white satin and carried
/ orange blossoms. She was given away
/ by her father, Mr.. Louis Leasing of
/ Minersville After the ceremony tho
/ pdi " uiONe III carriages 10 the. w llSOu
hotel. where luncheon was served.
/ Those present, besides the bride and
! groom. were Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Les
/ sing, Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Brown,
/ Mrs. LOchrie. Mrs. Guio. Master Guio.
! Mr.. Fennemore. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Hughes. The groom is a rising young
| mining engineer with the o. h COM
! pany, and the Lessings are among the
+ oldest and most respected citizens OF
/ Beaver county. Mr.. and Mrs. Price
viii make their home at Milford.
The wedding of Miss Annie NJ Meyer
| hOfer and Mr.. Ned Price took place
/ last evening at the residence of the
/ brides father. $40 GTandview avenue.