The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-18
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a very dainty and pretty luncheon
was that given yesterday for Miss
Edith Ferry at which Mrs. George r.
Hancock was the hostess. The table
was done entirely in white and green
and clusters OF white sweet peas were
used as favors Cor each guest. A high
cut glass vase filed with white car
nations formed the oenterpiece and this
WAS surrounded with pIumOsa- A pleas
ing innovation was the serving of the
last course on the veranda- The wO-
men present to meet Miss Ferry were
Miss Edna Dean Davis, Miss Matte
KimbaH, Miss Mcmillan. Mrs. SowIes.
Miss Thorne, Mrs WOrthington, Miss
Biz of Michigan, Mrs. EnsIaw, Miss
Critchlow and Miss Hancock.
One of the most enjoyable musicaIes
of this musical time was that of last
evening given at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Clawson by Mrs. Claw
son and Mrs. John z. Hansen at which
Miss Rebecca Morris was the guest OF
honor. A great many of the society
people of town we're entertained most
delightfully."- by the musical numbers,
which included selections by DR..
Browne Miss Ramsey. Professor Nc
Clellan and Professor Petersen.
Mr. and Mrs. A W. Copp entertained
a party of friends at a lake party last
Monday evening The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. George Steiner, Mr. and Mrs,
Fred Hale, Mr.. and Mrs. William Reid,
Dr.. and Mrs. Enefoeck, Mr. and Mrs
Ed McGurrin. Miss Lawson. Miss Mere
dith. Miss Dern, Miss Mcintyre, Miss
Jasmine Young, Miss Hale. Mr.. Sat
terlee. Mr.. Barnes, Mr.. Jack Royle and
Mr. Miner.
Mrs. Rawlins and Miss Rawlins en-
tertained yesterday at the second in a
series of card parties. The rooms were
frightened again with a prOfusion OF
roses and the event was a very enjoy
able one. The game of the afternoon
was sixty-thre and prizes were won
by Mrs. Ellerbeck and Miss Mantor.
Mrs. John Reed was the hostess yes
terday at a very prettily appointed
luncheon given in honor of her guest,
Mrs. w. w. Armstrong of Park City
The house was decorated with guam
titles of roses and the faVOrs for each
guest were pink roses. Covers were
laid for six.
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A very pleasant affair was the in
formal musicale for Mr.. StenhOUse
given by Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Moultor
last evening. A fine programme was
rendered, consisting of numbers by
Miss Lawson, Professor Anderson, Mr.
Stenhouse and Miss LambOurne. About
twenty guests were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W Moore of Roch-
ester, N Y, spent Tuesday in the city
the guests Of their nephew, Mr. Hugh
Satterlee.
Mrs. A. c. Ewing is expected home
today from the south, where she has
spent the past two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. MoyIan c. Fox and Miss
Jessie Fox arrived yesterday from the
east and are at home once more a
their house on Brigham street.
Mrs. T. J. Amy Is contemplating 60
ing east to make her home and the
house at 9O7 First street is to be solo
shortly.
Mrs. Julia Taylor and Mrs Richard
ROYAL Romney have issued invita- tons
cor reception to be given at the nome
OF Mrs. Taylor next Tuesday afternoon
The marriage Of Miss SchOles and NJ
John S Sears viii take place TO-DAY
1 given in the evening at the nome u
the bride. 716 Fourth street.
Mrs. Thomas Carter gives a large
/ reception this afternoon in honor o
her daughter. Mrs. Thomas Goulf
/ Griffin
Mrs. David Evans entertains at
/ luncheon today, and again on Saturday
next at a reception
Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. Lamb will en-
| terrain G number of friends at lax
/ party Saturday evening
| Mrs. Emma Bledsoe entertained tn
/ little folks Of her Sunday school class
at d pleasant party yesterday after
/ noon.
! Miss Edythe Ellerbeek entertaine;
/ the young girls Of the Cup and Saucel
! club at her home Tuesday afternoon.
! Miss Anna Mccormick will entertain
at a luncheon today in honor of Mis-
Edna DOnnellan-
/ Mrs. c. n. Loring and daughter
/ Adele. left last Wednesday evening 10
! Denver to visit with friends and rela
! tiyes.
Yesterday was in many respects
/ banner day for social life Wedding
I almost innumerabIe, two large must
! Gales, two IUncheOns and few snaHe
/ events filed the day almost to NOR
/ than sufhciency.
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The marriage of Miss LenoTe briggs
! formerly of Utah county, and of MI
/ George r. Steele took place last even
( ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs l. NJ
| Tanner The young people are DOT
/ we'll known here and have host o
! friends in the former home of tn
bride. Mr.. Steele is the well know
! drug clerk in GOodbe-P Pitts drug store
I They viii make their home in this city
! The double wedding occurred las
/ evening of Miss Nina McOmie Of Muir
ray and Mr.. Joseph d. Harker OF Tay
1 louisville, and of Miss Emma Harke
and Mr.. Joseph McOmie. A reception
/ followed the event at the home Of Mrs
J. P. McOmie, when a great man,
I of the friends of the young peopi
! gathered to extend good wishes. Bot
/ the young men are rising business me-
/ of their respective homes. and tn
young ladies are well known in Muir
ray.
The marriage of Miss Vera Higgin
| and Mr.. Robert Wilson took place las
! evening at the Mission chapel, and wa
| followed by a large reception at IN
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