The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-22
SOCIETY


Mrs. Frank c. Kelsey received in
formally at her heme yesterday aft
ernoon for her guest, Mrs. Lillian r.
Fardee Of New York. Many Of the old
friends OF both the hostess and Mrs.
Paroee called during the hours. The
home was frightened with quantities
Of brilliant nasturtiums. and Mrs. KEEL
sey was assisted by Mrs. David Hemp
hill, Miss Florence Pardee and little
Miss Marie Hughes.
Miss Pearl Weller entertained a par
" of = dozen friends at the lake last
evening in honor Of her guest, Miss
Moilie SidebOtham Of Chicago. The
steam launch was chartered aud the
party enjoyed a trip to the island, fol-
lowed by supper and dancing
Mr.. and Mrs Benner X Smith and
Mr. and Mrs Ira H Lewis will leave
this morning for tour Of Yellowstone
National park
Miss Bertha Hampstead leaves Sat
urday for California TO join her sisters,
Miss Hampstead and Miss Lulu Hemp
stead.
Mr. and Mrs. F. r. Francis VIII
leave next week for Parley's canyon,
where they viii spend the summer.
MIS-. H. d. Niles and Miss Elizabeth
Niles entertained a few friends at an
informal luncheon yesterday at the
Country club.
DR.. Arnold entertained a party of
friends at the lake last evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. May of New
York, who are at the Knutsford.
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to San Francisco for a short visit.
Mrs w b Searle Of Provo is the
guest Of Miss Fannie Buekbee.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cole of Logan
are guests for time Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Snow
J. F. Edison Of California entertained
a party Of twenty at the lake in honor
of Miss Carrie SRppingtOn and her
guests. Miss SWeetland and Miss Ev-
ans. The launch was chartered and a
delightful ride over. the lake enjoyed.
Mrs. G. F. Stiehl entertained a merry
party of children yesterday in honor
OF the fifth birthday of her little son,
Ralph Philip Stiehl. The big lawn be
fore the house was spread with tables
and small chairs and the merry thrOng
of little people played games and en-
jOyed the delights of outdoor play. The
invited guests were Ruth Richards,
Ruth, Helen. Mary and Murray Godbe.
Hope Parker, Marietta Melvin, For
dyce Melvin, lisa bel and Gordon Ferris.
Jessie Brink. Rosetta ElleTDeck Elmer
and Jennie Darling. Dorothy Jacobs
David Keith, jT-. George Forester,
Royal. Eta and Edna Gustin, Romney
and Brian Hayward, Marjorie Howard,
Marie Odell, Mary Dern and Joe H.
Richards.
Marsh and Harold Pitzman Of St
Louis are expected in the city next
week to visit for time at the Sal
Miss Eleanor White of Denver is
guest at the home of Major and Mrs.
NJ. A. Breeder.
Miss Ruth Cooper is expected here
today from Seattle She is TO visit
Miss Eveline Thomas.
Mr. and MTs.-AT- J. Cheeseman and
family viii go to Brighton next week
for short time.
Miss Belle Dewey enteTtains a party
Of friends at the lake this evening.
Archie Miner gives a dinner at the
Alta club tomorrow evening in honor
Of Miss Mollie Sidebotham Of Chicago.
Lieutenant Chambers has returned
from the Philippines and is at the
Preside. He is expected to visit
friends here on his way east.
Miss La Vern Mcbride of TooeIe is
the guest OF Miss RoEola King Of
POppertOn-
Miss Helen Gillespie ard Miss Bea
Cheeseman are expected home from
the Walker farm today
Mrs. r. C. Wilson VIII discontinue
her Thursdays at home during the
warm months
Miss Abba Rumel and Alvin T.
Smith were quietly married Wednes-
day evening at the home of TIE brides
parents. The ceremony was witnessed
by only the relatives. Mr.. and Mrs
Smith viii make their home in salt
Lake.
Miss Fora Shaw, daughter of 8
and Mrs James K. Shaw OF S4s East
Second South street, was the hostess
yesterday at a very large card party
at which about thirty of her friends
We're entertained. The house was dec
GRATED with a profusion Of summer
flowers. Sixty-three was the game
played.
Mrs julius Rosenberg of Poe tello
and her sisters, the Misses Cohn of
New York are On their way TO Yellow
stone park and are visiting in Zion
for a few days. They are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cohn.
Miss Clara Eye and Mr.. John Or
sci, both of this city, were united i'm
marriage last evening at o'clock by
Bishop William Mcmillan of the
Twenty-eighth ward. Tie ceremony
was performed at 500 West Second
North street.