The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-22

about to succeed it. The big
affairs OF the past few days have
been quite numerous and many OF
them have been given in honor Of
Miss Dern. The biggest event was the
dance given by Miss Mcintyre last
Wednesday evening at the beautiful
Mcintyre home on Seventh street. The
Donnellan-Falls wedding of the same
day taking place. in san Francisco was
another event in which much Of the
society Of Salt Lake was interested.
Mrs. Thomas Weir's tea on Tuesday,
Mrs Donuellan's luncheon on Thursday,
both IN honor of Mrs WOlfersberge
Of Denver; Mrs. F'ranken's two aft
ernoons, and the luncheon given at the
Alta club by Mrs. Walter Filler were
all delightful affairs and had each their
share Of guests. Very little is planned
for the coming week except the we'd
ding Of MISS Dern and Mr.. Dick, which
takes place Wednesday evening, and
the details Of which have been pub
llshed in The Herald.
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Mrs G. B. Diehl was the hostess
yesterday at a bridal luncheon given
for Miss Dern, whose marriage viii be
one Of the events of the coming week.
The decorations were all Of white and
green and covers were laid for twelve
A CeuterpieCe Of honiton lace over pale
from this arose vase OF white carna-
tiOns with smilaX and asparagus ferns.
Around the whole was a garniture OF
pale green tulle- Everything was OF
the daintiest in the two colors. The
guests present to meet Miss Dern were
Mrs. W. II. Cunningham. Miss June
Mcintyre Miss Leta Macmillan. Mrs.
5. Q. Adams of Denver. Mrs Luelwitz,
Mrs. J. T.. Gallagher Miss Laura Pres
ton, Miss Claudia Morris, Mrs. D. Q.
Roberts and Mrs. Dana Smith.
mrs. W. T. Benson gave a delightful
euChre party yesterday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. J. Fred Odell. The rooms
were prettily decorated with chrysan-
themums and five tables were filled
With the guests. Those present besides
ArB. Odell were Mrs. Schoppe, Mrs. ..
II. Hampton, Miss HOwat, Miss Addie
Hampton. Miss LOra Schoppe, Miss
Jean Oden, Miss Catherine Culmer,
Mrs. DeWolf of Beaver, Mrs. Joseph
richards, Mrs. Arthur Shepherd, Mrs.
u, +. Ritter. Mrs. Sam Porter. Mrs.
hyde Dale, Mrs. John Lewis, Mrs.
worse, Mrs. II. q. Odell. Mrs. Evans
and Miss Fannie Bird
The society of the Kings Daughters
OK the First Presbyterian church gave
a pleasant entertainment Friday even
ing which was attended by a large
number of her friends. Besides the
little play "a District School, several
readings were given by Mrs. IgIeheart
and some excellent musical numbers
were presented.
A number Of the leading society peo-
pie are planning to give box parties at
the performance Of Cinderella or A
Dress Rehearsal" which is to be given
matinee and evening performances at
the theatre Tuesday. Dec. 1. under the
direction of Mrs. Martha Royle King.
Mrs. Hal W. Brown entertained in
formally at her home yesterday after
noon.
Miss Jean Preston is visiting friends
IN Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Lamb entertained
informally at cards last evening and
viii have a few friends at an informal
musicale tonight
Miss Ruth Kirkpatrick will entertain
a few friends informally tomorrow
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Marshall.
Mrs. Charles Brink entertains the
home on n street.
Mrs. w. r. Benson win give a Iun-
cheon to the Third Street Card club
next Wednesday.
Judge and Mrs. J. NJ. Bowman and
Miss Mary Hoag VIII so to Ogden to
spend Thanksgiving day with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph HOag.
Mr.. W W, Ritter has gone east for
q short business trip.
Mrs Edwin F. Holmes will resume
her regular Fridays at home this week
and win be at home to her friends next
Friday afternoon from 3 till o'clock.
A buffet luncheon viii be served at
the Country club next Thursday from
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Miss Emma Ramsey returned yes
terday from Provo and is the guest OF
Miss Jennie Sands.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Sands win enter
tain at a dance this evening for Miss
Emma Ramsey and Miss Jennie Sands,
who wiz leave shortly for long con-
cert tour.
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Miss Leta Mcmillan gives a luncheon
next Tuesday at her home.
Miss Maud Ritter entertained yester-
day afternoon at a high tea at which
covers were laid for seven.
Mrs. r. S. Ferry entertained a few
friends at tea last night.
Miss May 8Iidgley entertained a few
friends at cards Wednesday evening.
Progressive high FIVE was the pcinei-
pal feature. The prizes were won by
Miss Julia Murray and J. A. Murray.
Refreshments were then served. after
which music was rendered by some OF
the guests and was enjoyed until a
and MIS-. Thomas Midgley, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. GessfOrd, Mr.. and Mrs. b.
A. Midgley Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. NIidg-
ley, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Perry. the
Misses Sadie and Bertha Nidgley, Julia
Murray. Miss Blair and Messrs J. r.
Murray. w. Lowry. Earl AIidgIey and
Rex MidEiey.
The seventh annual ball Of the IN
ternational Association Of Machinists
win be given next Thursday evening at
Christensen's han. The affair is for the
benefit Of the sick members.
The members Of the Bonalya Sewing
club were entertained by Mrs. Harris
Thursday afternoon. A most enjoyable
time was spent by all present. The
time was passed in sewing and light