The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-20
SOCIETY


I Mrs Frank B. Stephens entertained
at a luncheon yesterday in honor Of
Mrs. Clarey and Mrs. Stebbins of 0na-
ha. who are her guests. Covers were
laid for eighteen and the decorations
! were all IN the yellow tint OF nastur-
tiums, c0riopsis and gallardias. Place
cards hand decorated in nasturtiums
were at each place. Mrs stephens
gives the second in a series of lunch
cons next Tuesday
Mrs James X Ferguson viii be the
hostess at the Country club this after
noon when tea viii be served and an
approaching and putting contest en-
joyed. Later a table d'hote dinner with
music viii be served, for which num-
Der Of parties have been arranged
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Marshall and
Miss Mary kirkpatrick arrived from
California Thursday afternoon, ana are
at home at. 49 Fifth East street The
Marshall daughters are with the Kirk
patrick family IN san Francisco.
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Mrs. Alma Katz viii leave here about
the last Of the month to JON DR.. and
Mrs. Trip in New York and sail with
them for a three months tour Of Eu-
rope.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Schoppe, Mr. and
Mrs. L z. Ritter and Andrew Howat
are camping for a week at Lake
Blanche
Miss Eleanor Peterson and her guest,
Miss Bess Arnold, are now at home at
135 Second East street.
Miss 1Bess officer and Miss Ina Both
well will leave the last Of the month to
re-enter Stanford university
The dinner which was to have been
given by Owen Gray this evening at
the Commercial club is postponed till
tomorrow evening
Mr. and Mrs. William Bayly, jr-, have
returned from g delightful visit of sew
eTal weeks in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Terrell and Dr. and Miss Terrell
are spending a few weeks in Provo
canyon.
Friends in this city have received
cards announcing the. marriage, to take
place Aug. 81. of Miss Edna p Hill
lard Of Ogden and George ". Ruff of
Pasadena, Cal
\ large party Of young people en-
jOyed a lake party last evening under
the chaper0nage of Mrs. J. &. LeaTy
and Mrs L o. RhOades.
A number of lake parties are ar
ranged for this evening, and despite
the dinner at the Country club and
other attractions there viii be a large
number Of society parties
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Mr. and Mrs Leroy c. DinwOOdey
entertained at an informal dinner
Wednesday evening, their guests being
Mrs. Frank w. Jennings, Mrs David
3. Hampstead, F. c. Schramn and J.
5. Critchlow.
Miss Terrell entertained number Of
her girl friends informally last Tues
day afternoon.
Miss Caroline Paine. who has been
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. McGrath
for a time will leave the middle Of
next week for California
Miss Ida Hauxhurst entertained
yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss
Alberta Brown Games were played BY
the young girls who were the guests
and a few hours spent IN conversation
The following were invited: Irene
Walker. Ruth Storer, Evelyn Cone,
Jennie Brecken, Ada Hartly, Alice Hill
pert, Alberta Brown, Eva Thomas, Zina
Thomas, Kate Mathews. Emma Nc
Claim, Martha McClain. Nellie Wheeler,
Georgia Hamlin, Ethel McMichel. Nina
Beveridge. Miss Duncan, Sue Timer.
The marriage of Joseph s. Merrill and
Jennie Z. EordVall was so1emnized in
the temple Aug. 40. IN the evening a
reception was rendered the young cOu-
pie at the home Of the brides parents,
about seventy-five guests being pres
ent. The young couple left last
Wednesday for St. Louis. after which
they viii reside temporarily in Chicago.
Mrs. E VI. Shea and son, ri. have
gone to Spokane to visit Mrs. Shea's
mother. They expect TO remain TIL the
first Of September
Mr.. and Mrs James NJ Wardrop an
nOunce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Leone. to Mr.. Ernest 7. Taylor.
Marriage to take place early in Sep
TENDER
Miss Rowena Korns is visiting with
Miss Hunter in ogden.