The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24

affairs which had a tendency. to
keep every one rather busy. The larg-
est event was. Of course. the second as.
sembly. but there We're numerous small
er affairs which are enjoyable. A nuns
Der Of dinners are planned for the next
Few days and the few matrimonial an
nouncements have a tendency TO keep
at least the brides and their friends
from ennui. The coming week PRONE
1ses some new kinds Of entertainment.
one q the largest social events of the
coming week viii be the breakfast to
DE given at the Ladies' Literary club
Ihe event is looked forward to with
sreat interest, as it viii be the most
important social and literary affair ever
attempted by the club. The matter IS In
excellent hands and promises 70 be all
that can be desired in the way Of social
success.
One OF the genuine surprises Of the
past week was the marriage Thursday
morning Of Mrs. Mabel Miner Mcclure
and Benner X, Smith, Although in
1umerable friends knew that the event
was TO be anticipated. no one supposed
& was to be either so soon or 50 quiet
The friends who had no opportunity 10
shower congratulations on them be-
AH4 CAAa4AA Wall DC GEaNy On LElEiE return
10 make merry IN their honor. Mr.. and
AIRS. BenneF X. Smith viii be at home
for the remainder Of the winter after
Feb i st the Miner home, as Judge and
AIRS. Miner will be on the coast till
spring.
The most interesting event OF the
coming week is IN the matrimonial line.
too, and although it viii also be on the
quiet order, it will be the chief tonic
OF conversation among the younger set
til another match is announced. The
marriage Of Miss Grace Jacobs and
Lieutenant Sherman A, White win take
place Tuesday evening at the home OK
ne brides parents on East Brigham
street. The ceremony viii be performed
at $3.50 by DR.. ". N. Paden, and VIII
be witnessed only by the brides intI-
mate friends and the relatives and
brother officers of the groom. The
bride win be unattended.
The third ia the series Of assemblies
VIII take place Tuesday Feb. 9. The
second was in all respects a most en-
3oyable event, and nothing but praise -
heard for the patronesses who have
shown 50 well their ability to manage
series OF parties to perfection. The
list is just right for dancing purposes
and at the same time is thOrOughly rep
town. The next, coming Immediately
before Lent, VIII be the last till the
Easter season, when an elaborate at
fair win close the dancing events Of The
winter
Tt is quite unlikely that the second Of
the large dancing affairs planned by the
garrison people viii be given at aiL
The preparations for leaving are al
ready begun, and IT, as IT is supposed,
the regiment is 10 start for the Philip
pines about March /, there viii be little
time for formal gayety. This viii not
interfere with the smaller and less pre-
tentiOus affairs Of which there VIII be
several, ana which the post people ana
their friends And even more delightful,
The marriage Of Miss Maud Lewis
and Afr j. j.. Craig win take place
Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock at the
home Of the brides mother, Mrs, 7. .,
Lewis. Immediately after the young
people viii leave for a visit Of some
weeks ia the east. Later they viii maRs
their home in this city
IS
Mrs. White, mother OF Lieutenant
White. and her daughter, Mrs. Holt.
win leave during the week for New
New York where AIRS. White viii re-
main for the winter.
Mr.. Jack Jevne. who accompanied
Mrs. Jevne from Los Angeles. left FRI
day for home. Mrs. Jevne will remain
In town for the remainder Of the winter.
-
Mrs. Stephen II. Babe0ek wiz leave
Thursday for Denver to meet Miss Blu
ford Of Nashville. Tenn. who yin hs
her guest for several weeks.
Mrs, Q. u. Richards win entertain the
NJ. a. +. Sewing club tomorrow at her
home
Mrs. I. c. Miller has gone east TO
spend the remainder Of the wiater. She
gyili visit in PtttsRurg. Washington and
New York.
Miss Sue Clark gave q delightful
china shower yesterday afternoon in
honor OF Miss Maud Lewis, whose mar
Tiage takes place Tuesday. An after
noon Of informal visiting was followed
10y a tea AZ which covers were laid for
sixteen.
Miss Jessie Goddard Of the High
school corps. who went abroad last
summer Sith the family OF DR. J. G.
=. King, has returned and is at home
at s. Fifth East street.
Miss Edna Dwyer IS expected heme
tomorrow after a month spent with Mr.,
and Mrs. Harold Russell ia New York
Miss Louise Peery Of ogden Is IN
town, and is the guest for q short time
OF Mrs. Joseph jenkins.
zz
Mrs. White, mother OF Lieutenant
White. is the guest Of Captain and Mrs.
Pardee at Fort Douglas. Lieutenant
White is with Captain Harbeson.
Mrs. Burke, mother Of Mrs r. II.
Claiming, has returned 20 Idaho after
a visit OF some time with her daugh-
teFs
AIRS. p J. Queally Of kemmerer,
Wye, is the guest of Mr., aud Mrs. 81.
=. Whitney.
Mrs Holt Of New York viii arrive IN
the city tomorrow to be here for the
marriage OF her brother. Lieutenant
Sherman White.
The J.. G. W. club VIII be entertained
by Mrs n. a. Peters, 50 West Sixth
South street. next Thursday afternoon,
Jan. g.
mrs. Vivian Jones leaves shortly for
g visit to New York City.
Blanch aud Ralph Weston Of Day
ton. o., win be the guests OF Miss Alice
Rudd for 3 few weeks.