The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-15

N~~NN AaAANAhs MISS CuSAR I1dlUln.
Miss Agatha Berkhoel. Miss Beatrice
OConnor, Miss Florence Sears. Miss
Marguerite Donnellan. Miss Hera Lynn,
Clark.
Miss sherman and Miss Laura Sher-
man entertained at a delightful infor-
mai luncheon yesterday at the Country
ciup' The guests were seated at one
long table which showed an artistic
decoration of pink sweet peas. The in
Nited guests were Mrs A. Z. Walker.
Mrs E. f. Haskell. Mrs. T. G.. Griffin.
Mrs. W III. Cunningham, Miss Aileen
Maclesn, Airs. Benner y. Smith. Miss
Catheiine Williams, Miss Elizabeth
Cosgrih, Miss Gertrude McGrath. Miss
stella Salisbury, Miss Leta Mcmillan.
Mrs. William Bayly, jr., and Miss Hen
rietta Holmes.
The marriage of Miss Catherine Lowe
ana Grant Hampton will take place
inns afternoon al o'clock at the home
or the brides mother. The ceremony
VIII be witnessed by only the fmmedj-
ate relatives. and the brides lifelong
friend, Miss Margaret Park. viii attend
her. Sam Park will be the best man.
Inc young people will leave Immediate
ly after for wedding trip through
the east, and will later> make their
home with Mrs. Lowe
Mrs. \. T. Nollmer viii entertain a
number Of her friends at the 6rst i'm a
series Of Kensingtons this afternoon.
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DIR. and Mrs. s. H. Pinkerton will
ieaVe some time next month TO visit
ST. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ainswortb Ne
Broom are back from their wedding
trip and are spending a short time with
Mrs. ferguson on Twelfth East street.
Mrs. Martha ROyle King viii receive
her friends in her studio 255 CONNER
cIal club building, today She viii be
assisted by her pupils, and viii be glad
to see all friends.
Mrs. Charles Wilkes. will leave today
for Washington, where she viii visit
her parents for some time.
Mrs. Isabel Morrow, widow of the
late General Morrow. once the COM
manding officer at Fort Douglas. is at
the post, the guest for a month of Can
tam ana Mrs. Morrison.
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Mrs. W. H. Alexander entertained q
few friends at a delightful but very in
formal luncheon yesterday at her home
on East Second South street.
n. r. Hager, formerly Of this city. is
here from ST. Louis. where he has
charge Of the Philippine educational
exhibit. and is spending a few DAYS
with friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Rhodes OF Homo
lulu, II. l., spent the day in Salt Lake
Yesterday as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
William Iglebeart. Mr.. Rhodes is on
the editorial staff of the Hawaiian
star, and is en- route to Boston as a
delegate to the Episcopal conference.
Senator and Mrs. Kearns left yes
terday morning for Portland and other
sound cities.
Athol RaWlins and Alex Thomas left
last evening for Ann Arbor, where they
viii enter college aud where they will
spend two years, taking their long va
cation next year cruising on the lakes.
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Among those who entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Country club
were Miss Katherine Judge. Miss Mary
Louise Anderson and Miss Katherine
G;eddcs. Miss Geddes also entertained
at a dinner at the same place last even
ing.
Ed Copley has returned from his east
ern trip and is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Child. He is accompanied by
his friend. Mr.. Huebnersof Detroit, and
together they VIII make a trip TO the
Queen Of Sneba mine and later viii &c
TO San Francisco.
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Dr., and Mrs. f. V. Silver are rejole-
ing over the arrival Of another little
daughter.
Mrs. George X. Fisher has returned
from California, where she spent the
summer.
Mrs. Vivian Jones has returned from
Europe and is again at home at White
hall.
Mrs. A. b. Cochran of Chtago is the
guest for short time of MIR. and Mrs
w W. Armstrong at their home on {
street
The marriage of Miss Agnes Watson
daughter of Mrs. Alexander Watson
and Robert l. Booth viii take place
this evening at O'Clock at the home
OF the brides mother, 474 South Third
West street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hale entertained
a few friends at a dinner at the Coun-
try club last evening.
The marriage Of Miss Ella NJ. Hogan
and Or, William II. Wright, both OF
| Pocateilo, toak place last evening II
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