The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-26

-"~t '-al many OF the leading people
are as vet absent from the city. and
"lIers are stll iu the throes Of house
leaning. The luncheon given at the
Iliilieielal club Thursday in honor of
SiIs. baldwin and Miss Bessie Glen
-illHins at which the Misses Noble
were me hostesses. and Mrs Elmer
s luncheon yesterday were the ,wo
o's events outside OF the assembly.
some dinners at which only a few
were entertained. preceded the ASSEM-
NY and the coaching party ny Miss
NIedf} Friday evening was stlII am
DyHeF delightful affair a number OF
lllH are planned for the coming
week. oQt nothing Of special signid-
,dHce. As yet there Is little doing iu
t"t matrimonial line. although two
marriages which viii interest a great
many people are 20 be contaminated.
!nat OF Mrs. Herman and Mr.. A. O..
'HiIth takes place Wednesday evening.
one or the most beautifully arranged
affairs of the week and one. too. most
unique In the way of feminine enter
'alnnents was the luncheon given yes
trfday by Mrs Elmer b. Jones iu honor
or Mrs Charles c. PIummer. president
or the Reviewers club. The guests
We're seated at small tables done en-
uIeiy ln spring flowers. and the rooms
were beautifully decorated with flow
eflnB branches of peach trees. Eacn
table showed "a distinctive decoration.
one being in viOIets. another iu lilies of
the valley another iu danOdils and
sun another Iu spirea. Each center
piece was divided into four parts and
these were tied for distribution among
the guests al the end OF the luncheon.
but the unique part was in the tOasta
Which We're given during the courses
The first was our President" and was
responded 90 iu a most delightful vein
by Mrs W. r.. Wlghman. one of the
charter members of the club The lext
toast was given by Mrs. PIummer. Ito
one Mrs. a.. =. Richards toasted
The Books We've Reviewed % and Mrs.
w. r. Adams responded 90 "Our New
Members" Altogether it was q most
successful luncheon and one which was
a delight to every sense.
The chief event of the past week was
the fourth assembly which took place
Thursday evening. 10 was by Gar the
most enjoyable of the series. and AZ
though the attendance was rather
scant, every one seemed 20 be I'M the
best of dancing moods The dec0r4-
n j
ing the main floral decoration Tor the
n table In the supper room. Many OF the
familiar faces We're absent. but two
new girls were there. Miss Bessie Glen
dlnnlng and Mrs. j. o. Reber. and. fer
q wonder, there seemed TO be plenty of
dancing men.
The marriage of Miss Bertha Carter
I and Mr.. Thomas GouldstOne Griffin VIII
take place Wednesday morning at 1880
90 St. Marks cathedral No cards have
been issued but an the friends of the
young couple viii be welcome Mr.. H.
q. jackson win be the best man and
Mr. ID. Macpherson Boyd viii play the
wedding march. They win leave immc-
dlaiely after the ceremony for the west
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Weir arrived IN
the city Friday az noon after an alb
sence of some three months abroad.
Judge and Mrs. James A. Miner have
returned from an eastern trip.
Mrs John Cain has gone east. for a
Visit OF some time with relatives and
Lieutenant White left Thursday even
ir5ar, 7' -,. "'l5'e NE joined nus reg
I'M v-,It.,s ~ ,''s l.iPP'neS.
regiment and viii De With him in Ma
Mia.
Mrs William p, L-D,,. 20 De-. -,,...
viii be- the guest of Miss LEILA Fowler
at 8gg sixth street for fba nayt yyeal,
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party given -bv Mrs 4 % ~, .-.,i
Miss Lane.
zee
u Mrs. r. H. Charming will entertain
q few friends az "a luncheon na,f
Wednesday in honor of Mrs. r. A.
Baldwin.
mr. and Mrs. r. b. Cameron are set
Ne4 iH their new home an 326 East Sec
'"d south street
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MIS-. Abbot Rodney Haywood of Og-
Gen spent few days of the past week
200 the city visiting the Misses Phillips.
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