The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28

gayety as was the order for the last
few weeks of the winter season IS well
coined by even the devotees Of the So
CiaI game. OF course this peace viii be
more OF less eniivened with small af-
fairs which viii in no wise interfere
with the worship and the penitence Of
this peculiar time. As the attractions
at the theatres are better for the inn
mediate future than any which have
preceded them, there win be some ex-
cuse for having fewer large affaire.
The main event of the coming week
IS the marriage Of Miss June Mcintyre
20 Mr.. Frederick Dern. which takes
place Tuesday. The wedding viii be
AT the home Of the brides parents on
= and Seventh streets, and win be at
tended by a large gathering OF friends.
The brides attendants wiz be Mrs.
James c. 7. Dick, sister OF the groom
as matrOn OF honor and Miss Elizabeth
Mcintyre as maid Of honor. Mr.. Frank
Judge viii be the best man and Rev.
Elmer I. Goshen wiz perform the oere-
m0ny.
Mrs. J. Fl. Young was the hostess yes
terday at a very pleasantly arranged
luncheon in honor Of the birthday Of
her mother, Mrs Henry w Lawrence.
The table was bright with spring flow
eTs. daffOdils and bright yellow ribbon
giving the color note. The guests num-
bered twelve and included. besides Mrs.
Lawrence, Mrs. lie Grand Young. Mrs.
Miles, Mrs. 7. 4. KimbsiI, Mrs. Sprague,
Mrs. T. G. Weber, Mrs. n. G. Bailey,
Mrs. Mcmillan Mrs. G. s Zane, Mrs.
Hanauer and Mrs. Stanchfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar /. Cox celebrated
Eheir second wedding anniversary Fri
DAY evening with a very enjoyable
finch party, st which about twenty
Of their friends were entertained. Be
sides the game Of finch a guessing con-
test was INDUCED in, and prizes for
both were awarded to Mrs J B. Evans
and Mr. BTamel-
The Los Angeles Express has the
following:
Judge J. A. Miner. formerly chief
justice Of Utah, accompanied by Mrs.
Miner, IS in Los Angeles for the VIM
ter They are not strangers here, hav-
ing made several previous visits to the
city, and their friends welcome their
return. They are popular socially and
Judge>and Mrs. Alexander Campbell Of
Hope street, are among those who viii
entertain for them in the coming
weeks.
Mrs. Edwin T. Holmes win receive
her friends next Friday from till 8
in the new art gallery. Mrs. Holmes
viii allow her friends TO see her eX-
quisite samples Of the embrOideries
done in various parts OF the world, Of
which she has a very large collection.
The friends of the former Mrs. John
TiItou Donnellan were very glad to
welcome her back to the city for few
days during the past week, when as
Mrs. J. Z. Kennedy Of Washington, D.
G. she passed through here accom-
panied by her husband to the coast
Mrs GIL Bersach Of Provo is spend
ing a few days in the city. and is at
the Kenyon.
Mrs. s. Z. Bransford has invitations
out for a luncheon TO be given next
Tuesday
Mrs David Hemphill viii entertain
at luncheon on Thursday Of the COM
ing week.
Mr. Rudolph J. Decker was called TO
his home IN Brooklyn yesterday by a
telegram announcing the illness Of his
father
Mr. and Mrs. John Dern have re
turned from their Mexican trip, and
are again at home on East Brigham
street.
Mrs. Benner Y. Smith viii be at
home Mondays after March 1, at the
Miner home on East Brigham street
Mrs. Graham +. Putnam will resume
her Fridays at home next Friday at
62s East Second South street
Mrs. Puffer of Portland viii reach
the city tomorrow and viii leave on
Tuesday with Miss Buddemer for a
tour Of the Mediterranean, sailing from
New York Tuesday March s
Miss katherine. Williams who has
spent the past few months i'm the east,
is home again.
Mrs Jack Jevne left yesterday FOR
her home in Los Angeles, after a visit
OF two months with Mr.. and Mrs. David
Murray and Mr. and Mrs. W W. flagg'
Mrs. George Rose. who has spent the
year with her mother. Mrs. McGrath.
viii leave during the week for her
home in Arizona.
Mrs. Thomas Kearns IS expected
home about Wednesday Of this week
Mrs. c. ". Gushing entertained at a
very pretty luncheon Friday in honor
of Mrs. story. who is visiting Or. and
Mrs. Mayo. Covers were laid for six
teen.
air and Mrs J. r. Jeps0n enter
tanned at a pleasant party Saturday,
the occasion being the birthday Of Mrs.
JersOn. The house was decorated with
American beauty roses and white
carnations Dainty refreshments were
served. The evening was spent in card
playing, and q number Of vocal and in
sirurnentaf selections were also en-
5oyed. The guests departed ar late
hour. wishing Mrs. JepsOn many more
such happy birthdays. Those present
were. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Neager-
Sir. and Mrs +. II. Bishop, Mr. and
Mrs. VIII Price. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
woodbury.. IT,. Mr.. and Mrs Cushman,
Mr.. and Mrs A. Gerber, Mrs. Butler.
Mrs. Gaylor, Mrs. H. +. Vunder. Miss
Wright. and Messrs. George Sharp,
Charles Rule, Leo Butler and Gaylor.
Miss Elizabeth Weitz entertained
some forty Of her SRI friends at cards
on Washington's birthday. The home
was beautifully decorated in flowers
and natural colors. Prizes were won
By Miss Pearl Rothschild. Miss Brun-
ton and Miss Mulvey.
one Of the most sociable events OF
the season was leap year dance given
last Thursday evening at the Unity
hali under the auspices Of the Utah
kadimoh Gaia No. s., X. OF Z. The
affair was q grand success. the guests