The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-14

most delightful affairs Of the kind ever
given in the city. The Mcmillan reeep-
ton Friday afternoon, the luncheon
given by Mrs Hubbard Reed for 14rs-
William Sharp, Mrs. Putnam musl-
Gale ia honor Of Mrs Melvin, and q
number Of weddings have contributes
TO make the week a gay one In add
ton 10 this there have been numerous
smaller affairs. and the attractions or
the past two nights at the theatre nave
been great The week just opening has
a host of good things to offer and the
prospects are that the younger people
especially VIII be kept rather busy
Mrs. Fred KnickerbOcl6er entertained
at very enjoyable luncheon last Tues
dav in honor of Miss Anna LOda, who
IS shortly to be married to Mr.. Floyd
KnickerbOcker. The decorations were
entirely in pink, large pink peOnies be
ing especially effective Carnations
were used as favors and true lovers
knots of pink satin ribbon decorated
the table. The young ladies present TO
meet the guest Of honor were Miss
Margaret LOda Bessie Williamson,
Jennie Green Myra SOwles, Katherine
Momatt. Jennie Sands, Gertrude Reilly
Harriet King. Gertrude Richards, Jean
Home, Lennie Rutt, Marie Luce, mrs
w B. Munday, Mrs W. B. Guthrie,
Mrs William Boes.
The women who have entered for the
first handicap at the Country club so
far are Miss Hardness, Miss Marjorie
Miller. Miss Woodward, Miss Salisbury,
Miss Dern. Miss June Mcintyre, Miss
Steiner and Miss McGrath. The first
score was played last Wednesday ana
four points was the highest made
Next Saturday afternoon Mrs Simon
BambergeT viii be the hostess and
there will be an approaching and put
ting contest at 4 o'clock.
The big event in the matrimonial line
of the presents week. and indeed of the
month is the marriage of Miss Francis
HOwatt and Mr. ]. Fred Odell, which
takes place next Saturday. The we'd
ding VIII be a quiet one, the ceremony
at $50 being followed by an Informal
reception at the HOwatt home. The
bride viii be attended by her sister
Miss Jane HOWatt. as maid of honor,
and Miss Jean Odell viii be the brides
maid. Mr.. Hal Hampstead is to be the
best man.
One Of the prettiest children's par
ties imaginable was that given yester-
day afternoon by Mrs. r. II. officer IN
honor of her sons. ROllin and Neill. The
lawn was enclosed with bunting, and
flags, rugs and cushions made it a very
attractive place It was filled with
merry thrOng Of youngsters. over forty
children being present. FavOrs were
given to each child in addition to boxes
Of bon bOns.
A great many Of the young girl
frieuds of Miss HOWatt called at the
home yesterday afternoon and greeted
the bride-elect in an informal way
Tea was served and a few pleasant
hours spent.
The hop at Fort Douglas, which was
postponed for week takes place Tues
day evening Mrs. ROWlands. Miss
Creary and Lieutenants HardtmaR
and Jackson viii be the committee in
charge.
Among the events planned for the
week are the two large card parties to
be given Tuesday and Wednesday by
Mrs Joseph L. Rawlins and Miss Raw
Inns.
Mrs. Russell L. Tracy will be the hos
tess tomorrow at a luncheon TO be
given at the Country club in honor Of
Miss Edna DOnnellau.
Mrs. George r Hancock win enter
tain at a luncheon Wednesday in honor
of Miss Edith Ferry
Mrs T. G. Weber and Miss Weber
viii give a tea next Friday afternoon
at their home on Second street
Mrs Thomas Garter has issued invi-
ta lions for a large reception to be given
Thursday in honor of Mrs Thomas
Gould Griffin
Two parties are to be given during
the week BY Mrs. David Evans,
luncheon on Thursday AMI a large re
ception on Saturday
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Cary and child
rem left yesterday morning for Cary
hurst at the mouth of Provo canyon,
where they Will spend the summer.
Mrs. L. C. Pond Of POcateno. Ida.
and Mrs. J. ", Hyde of Baker City,
Ore, are visiting their mother, Mrs
Joseph Kimball.
Major and Mrs. Wood are back to
heir home az Fort Douglas.
Mrs. James w. Nein has gone to
Colorado for part Of the summer.
The Misses Sylvia Cohn and Ruth
Palmer have gone 10 California for a
few weeks outing
Mrs. VI. 3. Conway has returned to
her home in Kentucky after pleasant
visit of a few weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Perry S. Heath
The Misses Adelaide and GwendOlyn
Anderson. daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
K. r. Anderson, went to California last
Tuesday, where they viii be the guests
during the summer Of their sisters,
DR. LaEOree Of San Francisco and Mrs
Blanche Eckhoff of san Rafael.
Mrs. Z. F. Daft and daughter EStelle !
left Wednesday morning last for Cali
fornia to spend the summer with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Beatrice Cheeseman is expected |
home from school shortly.
Captain VIM was the host at a very
delightful affair yesterday afternoon /
u honor of Miss Julia D5an The party
assembled at the Officers club and en- !
Ioyed few hours OF delightful infor- /
nality. The friends present TO meet |
Miss Dean were Mr.. and Mrs David s /
Murray DR.. and Mrs. Hepburn Mrs. |
Mclaughlin, Mrs Louise Smedley 4
smith. Miss Creary, the Misses Sher- /