The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-10

SOCIETY


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Mr. John Donnellan win be the best
man at the Donnellan-Falls weddine
next week The other men in attend
ance viii be Captain William F.
Creary, Lieutenant Chambers, Lieuten-
ant Madison and Lieutenant Jackson.
Miss Olive DOnnellan win be the maid
Of honor, and Misses Salisbury, Laura
Sherman. McGTath and Mary Kinney
viii be the brides maids. The
young girls viii leave Wednesday
go directly to San Francisco where
they viii spend q day or two before
going 70 the Donnellan home in Sac
/ ramentO.
Mrs Field and Miss Field will be
here today from OWensboro, Ky, and
viii be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
clinton B. Leigh and Mrs. and Miss
Pointer.
Mrs. Sam Porter entertains informal
" at cards today in honor Of her
/ mother.
Mrs. Stowe has returned to Park
/ City after a visit of week with her
son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard $. Stowe.
/ Today viii be a busy one socially.
among the more important events be-
/ ing the concert to be given by Miss
Berkhoel this evening at the First
Presbyterian church.
Miss Addie Zane entertains at a very
informal tea this afternoon for Miss
Jacobs.
DIT. II
IN New York week longer than she
anticipated. and viii not reach here
till next week.
Lieutenant Jackson has been trans
ferred to Fort Bliss and instead of re-
turning to Fort Douglas after his
visit TO Sacramento he VIII go directly
to his new post
The Council of Jewish women VIII
hold their regular meeting this even
ing in the 3. p. rooms. Rabbi Rey-
noids viii give a talk on "The Jewish
Renaissance" and Miss Morris Som
mers will read paper on Grace Agui-
lar. Miss Nellie Pinkerton win fur
nish the music
Mrs. Emma J. AcVicker viii give the
topic at the CleOfan this afternoon.
The subject is school Sanitation"
Mrs. Howard S. Stowe will entertain
the Woman's club today at her home
21O East Third South street. Mrs. p.
A. Cook viii present the topic
The German club viii meet this
evening with Mr and Mrs. Justus
Jungk at $780, East First South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Armstrong
will shortly be at home in their new
house 14o B street.
Mrs. George Alexander, who has
been visiting her sister at 50 South
Eighth East street viii leave shortly
for her home in PleasantOn, Iowa.
Mrs, H. ]. Burt entertained at a
small and informal Kensington yester-
day afternoon at her home.
Mrs. J. S. Joyce Of ogden spent the
past two days in the city visiting
IS
Mrs z. z. Corfman Of Provo viii
be in the city the latter part of the
week to spend a few da/s.
Mrs. H. d. Ellerbecl1, Miss Eller-
beck and Miss Geneve EIerbeck have
moved and are now in their new home
at 26l Second street.
Miss Mabel Geary was surprised by
a number of her friends at a very
pleasant party a few evenings ago.
The luncheon which Mrs. William
Reid planned for today has been post
poned for awhile on account of a slight
indisposition.
Mr.. Raysh N. Hartman. who has
spent the past week with DR.. and Mrs.
A D. Melvin will return today to his
home in Cleveland.
Mrs. Davidson will entertain the la
dies Of St. Paurs guild at her home. S54
East Fourth South street Thursday
afternoon from 2 till 3 o'clock d
Mrs. COulam entertained the Bon
alya Sewing club Thursday afternoon.
The time was delightfully."- passed in
sewing and music. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
A dancing party viii be given by the
O. B. B. at the Ladies' Literary
club rooms next Monday evening
Miss Belle BridweH will leave today /
on visit to the south. She will go |
direct to Atlanta and from there Will
visit her old home in Augusta Miss /
viii remain in the south sew |
7ral months visiting her many relatives /
and friends.
Eat Royal bread. It is pure and
SGD everywhere.