The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-20

SOCIETY F:
ttttt+tt*t+$ +*ktk+++tktkS

/ friends informally yesterday afternoon
at her studio in the Commercial club
| btdlding. She was assisted by her pG-
pills. In the evening she gave a mu-
| sicale in the same place to members OF
the profession. A large number of the
local musicians were present. and, sew
eral took part in the informal pro-
gramme. The affair was designed TO
bring into closer touch the members Of
the profession in Salt Lake
George II. Burgess and Miss Bertha
| Rynearson, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Rynearson of Woodland sum-
nit county. will be married this even
ing at the homie of the bride, SOS West
! South Temple street. The ceremony
will be performed by Bishop George r..
! Emery. The wedding will be extreme
by the immediate family.
The Leonard family leaves today to
make their home in Los Angeles. Rob-
! ert Leonard will enter the employ of
| the Los Angeles Traction company and
Miss Sallie Leonard will join the fam
! ing course.
I
J Mrs. II. C. Mcmillan and Miss Letl
Mcmillan will leave today for the
east. After placing the Misses Mildred
and Bess Mcmillan in school they will
/ spend some time visiting i'm the larger
! centers. Mrs Luelwitz will remain
I in Salt Lake till their return. and Mrs.
Samuel Adams of Denver Will probably
come over later for visit.
%$#
Mrs. William Igleheart and Miss
Igleheart viii be at home this after
noon and Tuesdays throughout the
winter at 957 First street.
Mrs. Eugene Lewis and son. who
have spent the past year abroad, are
expected home about October l.
Miss Katherine Judge. who has been
a guest at the Claiming home for some
time. left yesterday for the Judge
| country place.
Miss Katherine Burke is visiting
friends in Chicago.
Miss Mary Louise Anderson and Miss
Helen Crawford left yesterday morn
ing for a short trip TO Chicago. y
Mr.. and Mrs w H. Cunningham
have moved from First street and will
shortly beat home to their friends st
100 Second street.
Robert D. Grant returned yesterday
from two weeks business trip TO
Butte.
Miss Geneve Douglas returned Sun
day to her home in ogden after visit
of several days with Salt Lake friends.
Miss Jessie Anderson will be the
guest for some time of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Cunningham
Mr.. and Mrs. David Keith leave this
morning for a visit TO st. Louis.
Mrs. George H. Wood goes to Ogden
tomorrow to be the guest for a few
days OF Mrs. George NJ. Hanson.
Cards are out for the marriage Of
Miss Mary Arson and J. Fred Daynes,
which takes place Wednesday, the
2Sth.
Mrs. w s. Mccormick and son Al
bert will leave this morning for st.
Louis.
Major and Mrs. George VI. Downey
Will entertain at dinner Thursday even
ing in honor of Mrs. H. c. Morrow.
Mrs. William Bayly. Jr., gives
luncheon at the University club tomor
row in compliment to her mother, Mrs.
William Bayly of Los Angeles. who Is
her guest.
Mrs. o. w. Powers gives another OF
her informal luncheons today, each lis.
including only a few of her many
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Walker have gona
to Idaho for ten days hunting trip. |
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A Keyes will |
leave this morning for an eastern trip. |
They Will be away several weeks.
Miss Olive Jennings entertained a
few friends informally at a supper last
evening.
Mrs. Walter Scott has issued invita-
NiOiio lOL Il tdIu party 10 Dc given 10 1
morrow afternoon for her sister Mrs |
Holden and her niece, Miss Vera Hol-
den
The first meeting Of the tourist sec
ton Of the Ladies Literary club viii |
be held this morning at 10 O'clock at
the club house. The section will take |
up the study of Japan Mrs. F. d |
Bickford Will give the first topic. "Dai !
Nipo. the Geography of the Land and |
the Origin Of the Race"
Midshipman Wallace, son OF H. J.
Wallace will leave Friday to resume |
his studies in Annapolis.
Miss r. 4. Faust left yesterday MORN /
ing for San Francisco. where she in |
tends studying medicine.
Mrs. X. Y. Hall has returned from /
visit Of some weeks with her sister. /
Mrs. W. w. Macintosh. at Winter
Quarters.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Adna c. Clarke
of Fort Douglas leave today for their |
new post at Fort Flagler. Wash.
Mrs c. L. Angel entertained yester- |
day at an informal affair for her sis |
ter, Miss Lyn.
Mrs, Edwin F. Holmes will entertain
------------