The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-19

SOCIETY
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/ The only large event Of yesterday was
+ the luncheon given by Mrs. c. D. Moore
F Tor the members Of the Reviewers club.
The diT.ing room was a perfect picture
with its freize Of green trimmings and
/ it1 masses Of ferns and flowers. The
4 table was bright with silver and cut
glass, an immense bowl Of the latter
filed with pink earnat ions forming the
i eenterpiece. Two handsome candelaoru
with pink candles and shades were 1T
either end Of the table and piUmosa ard
carnations We're streN-n over the cloth.
] The place cards contained quotations
from favorite writers, and covers were
( laid for seventeen. The guests were
Mrs. Hal w Brown, Mrs John Deiano,
/ Mrs. Ellen Elliott. Mrs. David Evans,
/ Mrs. Z. .. Lee, Mrs. ". S. LOOMS. Mrs.
/ W. A. Nelden, Mrs. Charles 6. Piumz
mer, Mrs. J. {. Royle. Mrs. c. +. Rich
ards. Hiss Della r. Snow. Mrs +. A.
Vincent, Mrs. Z A. WedgwoDd. Mrs
+ W. r. Wighgr1aEs and Mrs. r. G. Wood
ruff. AT the close OF the luncheon the
usual programme was followed. The
I chief article on which was an original
I story by the Order" by Mrs. Rich
ards.
Lieutenant Sherman A. White, ac-
/ compan!ed by his mother. reached town
! yesterday morning. They are at the
/ Kenyon for short stay in town.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Reyes win enter
tain very informally Wednesday tven-
ing.
Miss Gertrude Ryckman Of Fort Col
/ Inns, Colorado. daughter OF Mr.. j. H.
/ Ryckman, was married last week to Mr..
/ c. d. Lloyd of this city. The young
people returned Immediately to this city
and win shortly be at home at csc Fifth
street.
The tourists section Of the Ladies
Literary club viii meet this morning
at 10 o'clock at the club house. Mrs.
I. G. Weber swir give paper on the
national sport OF spain, and Mrs. Sam
uei +. Fenton viii talk or. the indus
tries of Spain and the customs Of her
people.
The Cleofan meets this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Charles Wells and
L.
The marriage OF Miss Jane Mackin-
tOsh and Mr. Malcolm @. Truman of
Chicago will take place this morning at
1920 o'clock The ceremony viii be
followed by a very informal breakfast,
and only the close friends and relatives
of the bride and groom viii be present.
The chief event Of this evening is the
second assembly, which takes place at
Christensen's hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Z. Allen entertained
at an informal dinner last evening.
The Browning section Of the Ladies'
Literary club viii meet next Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. Ferdinand J. Fa-
bian. The section viii finish the study
of 'Belaustion's Adventure"
Mr.. Thomas Weir, who has been II
FOR some time, is Improving but is not
yet able TO be out OF bed.
Miss Sue Clark will entertain at a
Kensington next Saturday afternoon
for Miss Maud Lewis, whose marriage
takes place next Tuesday.
( Mrs. ]. ApBleBaum. who has bsen vis-
ting her mother, Mrs. L Engilman, LETT
yesterday for the coast
Mrs. Scion Spiro has gone east, where
Ishe will be Joined shortly by Mr.. SpiTo.
and whence they will go, accompanied
by their parents. on an extensive trip
to Florida and Cuba.
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Miss lone Morrison is back at her
studies in Wellesley after spending her
vacation with friends in New York.
The Thistle club has issued invita-
tions for a night with Robert Burns at
the Electric Workers hall next Friday.
Among the jolly crowds to take adj
vantage of the good sleighing of last
week WAS u party composed of Stella
Daynes, Olive Cushing Grace Rad
cliffe. Ethel Hawkes. Charles Howard
William Sears, Claude Erskine ard Cliff
Young.
Mrs. Charles Z. Perkins will enter
tain the ladies of st. PauTs guild this
afternoon at the rectory of the church.
Lieutenant Sherman A. White ar
rived in the city yesterday from the
Philippines. Re was accompanied by
his mother. The engagement was re-
Gently announced of Lieutenant White