The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-24

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One of the prettiest events Of the
autumn was the luncheon given at the
Country club yesterday at which Mr.
Will Hall and Mr.. Frank Judge were
the hosts The guests were seated at
the long table which was decorated
with pink roses and ribbons. The cen
terpiece was one tall candelabruHa
shaded with pink and smaller Candida
bra We're at either end. Surrounding
the base of the center was a circle Of
pink roses and outside. of this were ar
ranged bows of pink satin ribbon ex-
tending 10 the ends OF the table. The.
ladies who were guests Of the affair
were Mrs. David S. Murray, Mrs. Sam
Porter, Mrs. Harris X. Masters, Mrs.
Robert G.. Smith. Mrs. Thompson of
Helena. Miss Dern. Miss Geddes, Miss
Salisbury Miss woodward. Miss Me-
Grath Miss Dolly. Miss Noble. Miss
Burke. Miss Young. Miss Emily Read.
the Misses Miller. the Misses Mcintyre,
the Misses Kinney and Miss Laura
Sherman.
Mrs. Ledyard NJ. Bailey will euter-
tain a number of friends at a ''tele-
phone tea" at her home this afternoon
in honor Of Mrs. Gilbert McClurg, who
is TO be her guest.
Miss Mary Louise Anderson viii en-
terrain at tea at the Country club on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs George y. Wallace entertains
a a luncheon Saturday in honor of
Mrs. T. B. Davis.
Miss Katherine Judge and her sister,
Mrs. Woodward, are on their way
home. but they Will return by way OF
the Suez canal and remain some time
in France, probably in AIarseiIles.
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Mrs. Packard entertains at a lunch
con at the Country club on Wednes-
day Of next week.
A delightful informal evening was
spent by a number of friends at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Gray last
evening. An imprOmptu musical pro-
gramme was rendered, those taking
part being Mr.. Grant Hampton. Mrs.
Martha Royle King and Mrs. Charles
Wilkes.
Saturday viii be the last day Of the
social programme for the present sea
son at the Country club. Mrs. Russell
L. Tracy will be the hostess and tea
viii be served as usual. There win be
a table dhOte dinner in the evening
and an approaching and putting con-
test in the afternoon.
Mr.. L. A. Monroe, chief clerk of the
traffic department of the San Pedro.
leaves this evening for Los Angeles.
where he will be married Tuesday next
to Miss Viola Cornell. Later they will
leave for trip along the coast, and
after Oct. 10 they will make their home
in this CITY
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Ellison are down
from Ogden and are at the Wilson.
They viii make their home in Salt
Lake.
The nurses at st. Marks hospital viii
give a small and informal dance this
evening in their hall in honor of Miss
Katherine Madison, who leaves the
morrow.
Mrs. Harold Russell Of New York
viii leave early next week for her home
after a visit of some weeks in the city
Mrs. Sturgis has returned to the posi-
after a visit of some months at her
home in Minnesota.
Mrs. Walter C. Filler will return Sun
day from Santa Cruz.
Mrs. L. Tiernan is visiting in Wiscon-
sin, whence she win go to Pennsylvania
and New York to visit friends.
Mrs. A. c. Mccain entertains at
kensingtOn at her home this afternoon.
Mrs. G.. d. Moore entertains the mem
bers Of the executive board Of her club
and the chairman Of the programme
committee at luncheon on saturday.
There viii be two weddings of note
today. that of Miss Winnie Welby and
Mr.. F. NJ. Earls at St. Marks church.
and that of Miss Margaret Smell and
Mr.. Bismarck Snyder at the home Of
the brides parents
Thistle Social club viii give a social
at their rooms in Federation hall to-
night. A number of talented people
viii be present TO entertain. All Scotch
people are invited.
The joint meeting Of the Council Of
Jewish Women and the Jewish Keller
society viii be held at , O'clock today
instead of the later hour.