The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-01

SOCIETY
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The event of today is the marriage
Of MISC June Mcintyre and Mr.. Fred
erick Dera, which takes place this even,
ing al $50 at the beautiful home OF the
brides ssarents ca 3 street. <fhe invi-
tations humber about eco, and the
guests are all 10 witness the ceremony.
The attendants are to be Mrs. James
Chambers Dick, Miss Elizabeth Nc
lntyre ana AR. Frank Judge. Mr.
Goshen win perform the ceremony.
Air. David Kennedy Of Kingston. y
y. is in town for the Mcintyre Dern
wedding Mr.. Kennedy visited friends
ia town some two or three years ago
and made many friends at that time
who VIII be glad 10 welcome him back.
Mrs. a. ]. Gorham entertained yes
terday at = very pleasant afternoon
affair for Miss Buddemer Of Portland.
about sixteen guests were present and
finch was played. Miss Buddemer
sang several solos and the remainder
of the afternoon was spent informally.
The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
held a most interesting meeting yes
| terday afternoon at the Beehive house
in honor OF the birthday of Mrs. En-
cline b. Wells, who is 20 years young"
The large rooms were filed with the
friends of the association and of Mrs.
Wells, and the guests were received by
Mrs. Alice Merrill Horne, president Of
the society, Mrs. Wilcox, AIRS. Isabel
Sears. Mrs. Chariotte F. Richards and
Mrs NJ =. Young. Later a programme
of songs and topics appropriate to the
occasion was rendered, inciuding very
interesting sketch Of the life of Mrs.
Wells given by her daughter. Mrs. An
ME Wells Cannon Mrs. Cannon re-
viewed the principal events Of her life.
but dwelt especially on the personal
and private side of her character. Mrs.
Julia A. Farnsworth Bund read pa
per on Pioneer Mothers" and Miss
Enid Edwards sang a solo.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ivers have gone
east. called there by the illness Of a
relative.
Mrs. George Hasiam of Fremont,
Neb.. VIII reach town today TO be pres
ent at the marriage of Miss Mcintyre
and Mr.. Dern.
Mr.. David S. Murray is in Montana
on ten days trip.
Mr.. and AIRS. Kenneth c. Kerr viii
( entertain at dinner Friday evening.
! Mrs. w II. Cunningham arrived last
evening from san Francisco. and is at
home with her parents, AR. and Mrs.
John Dern.
Mrs. William Jermaine entertained at
a luaeheon Friday last.
Mrs. w. j. Lynch entertains the
Third Street Card club at its next meet
! ing.
Mr. and Mrs. George T. OdeH leave
today for a trip of some length along
the coast, going by way Of Portland.
e.
Last evening at the home of Mr.. ard
Mrs. John Q. Cannon. Mrs. Isabel Sears
and Mrs. Cannon gave q reception in
honor OF the birthday of their mother,
I Mrs. Emeiine =. Wells. Only the mem
bers OF the Wells family were present,
but the guests numbered about seventy.
An Informal programme of music and
congratulatory speeches was rendered
and 4 supper was served.
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The regular meeting of the tourists
/ section OF the Ladies' Literary club is
postponed for one week.
@
TIE Cleofan wilRsneet today at the
| home Of Mrs. Charles Wells and viii
/ take up the study of points Of interest
around Florence preparatory to read
/ ing Ruskin's Mornings, in Florence"
So
! Miss Buddemer and Mrs. Puffer, who
1 have spent some time with Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar /. Cox. leave today for. New
! York. whence they sail a week later for
the Mediterranean.
The Twelfth Night club viii meet at
/ the home OF Mrs. Job White, . Emery
I flats, Friday evening OF this week.
/ The Wasatch Literary Circle meets
/ this afternoon with Mrs. Walker 1884
South Eleventh East, instead Of with
] Mrs. McNiece, as announced. Mrs.
I Montgomery will give her paper on
/ "Reminiscences Abroad" ON March 10
! at Mrs. McNiece's-
= r.
! Mrs. c. \. Stain has gone south on a
, ten laNe' trim leaving Tuesday