The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-21

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The luncheon given by Mrs Albert
i cooper Allen yesterday in honor of Mrs.
h l.. Miller was one cf the prettiest of
those which have followed the holt
I days. The tables were spread in the
two parlors and the dining room and
( the rooms were darkened and then
lighted with the daintiest of candles
on each table. The color scheme was
carried out most deliberately in pink.
white and green, and the flowers used
were carnations. Place cards tied with
4 ribbons of the pink were round cards
done in the three colors and showed
ngures of society girls at golf, tennis,
! or ping pong. The guests numbered
/ nearly fifty, the ladies invited TO meet
Mrs. Miller being Mrs. Mics. formerly
! of Portland, Mrs. Holmes. Mrs. Web
Der, Mrs. Mears of Portland, Mrs. Sol
Siegel. Mrs Oberndorfer, Mrs. Pardee,
! Mrs. Barth. Mrs. Hepburn. Mrs. w.
Mont Ferry. Mrs. Pearsal, Mrs. Glen
DINING, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. J. II.
| Young, Mrs. Rooklidge, Mrs. Mcmillan,
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Mrs. Holman, Mrs. Ewing. Mrs. Frank
en-, Mrs. Ferris, Mrs. Mclaughlin, Mrs.
Evans, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. James E.
Jennings, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. ElIerbecl
and the Misses Judge, Dolly. Sadler
Anderson, Burke, Keogh, Dern and
Noble
An engagement announcement which
will be of interest to a large number
/ TaL "a ic of
4 Olive Foster of Shreveport. La. and
I Mr.. Felix Melville Williams. The an
| nouncement was made by the brides
/ mother, Mrs James Foster and the
! marriage viii take place with very
/ elaborate ceremony on Wednesday, the
18th Of the month. The bride viii be
given away by her brother Mr.. VII
liam L. Foster, and will be attended
by her two sisters, Mrs. Mcmillan. wife
| of the governor. and Mrs. Foster Come
gys. Later the bride and groom will
leave for New York in Mr. Williams
private car They viii spend the COM
ing year abroad. Miss Foster spent
some time in the city last year and
made many warm friends. She is one
Of the best known young ladies of
| Louisiana
The marriage of Miss Minnie Thomp-
son and Mr.. Arthur Campbell of Chi
cagO took place last Monday evening.
The ceremony was performed by Brig
ham T. Cannon, and the bride was at
tended by Miss FEMME Peterson as
bridesmaid, while Mr.. Alonza T. Hyde
! was the groomsman. Professor An
derson played the Mendelssohn we'd
ding march prior TO the ceremony.
After a short reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Campbell left for a trip to the coast.
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Mrs. William H King was at home
yesterday afternoon. and the home was
filled during the hours of the. afternoon
with callers. Mrs. King was assisted
by her mother, Mrs. F. NJ. Lyman, Mrs.
DunyCn. Mrs. George Read and Miss
| Cunningham. During the afternoon
Mrs. Dunyon delighted her listeners
with number of vocal selections.
The hop planned for Friday evening
at the post is to be one of the most
elaborate given so far. Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. FOrman will be the hOstesses, and
the affair will be managed by Captain
HarbesOn and Lieutenant Heidi
Miss Jean Spencer left Sunday morn
ing for Pacific Grove, where she viii be
the guest for the next six weeks of Mr..
and Mrs Charles S Burton
Captain Ham is new arrival at the
military post. -
Mrs. Jennie Nelson of Ogden spent
yesterday in the city
Miss Mabel Renshaw has returned to
the city after an absence of nearly a
year in Butte, and is at home to her
friends at S34 East Second South street
Mrs. William Reid entertained al a
delightfully."- informal tea yesterday aft
| ernoOn.
Mrs. Judge and Mr.. Frank Judge
have returned from a short trip to
California Mrs. Judge and Miss Kath-
crime will leave very shortly for an ex-
tended trip through the Orient.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Armstrong of
Park City left yesterday morning for a
trip to the coast.
Miss Lucille Sears will leave tomor-
row morning for Provo, where she win
spend few days with the Misses
Mr.. Thomas O'Connor left early in
the week for st. Joseph. Mo, where he
will be married the latter part of the
month to Miss Ida Limpus. Later they
VIII return to Salt Lake to make this
| their home