The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-17


the last days of 1903. Among the
large affairs were the last Assembly.
which was a most charming affair: the
Heath reception. an enjoyable and
charming party, and the Holmes dance
Friday evening. which was also one Of
the bright events of the spring. MI
merous dinners preceded all these
events and several luncheons have filed
in the daytime of the past week. Not
SO much is to be found in the out
look for the coming week, but, with
The opening of the Country club next
saturday and number Of other al
fairs arranged for the same time, So
ciety VIII be kept from wearying.
The date set for the marriage of Mrs.
Louise Smedley Smith and William H.
Curtin Of st. Joseph, Mo-, has been
changed, and the ceremony will take
place as planned Wednesday, April q.
But. owing to the sad death Of the
brides brother, there will be no social
affair following the marriage service.
The groom viii be accompanied here
by his sister, Miss Julia Curtin, and
the bride and groom will make tour
of the Pacific coast before going to
st. Joseph to live. They will be at
home there after the middle of June.
one Of the events of the week will be
the marriage, Wednesday evening, OF
Miss Laura Louise Bird and Frederick
Sinclair. The wedding will take place
at the home of the brides parents at
7:30. and the ceremony will be per-
formed by Father Kelly. The bride
will be attended by her sister. Miss
Fannie Bird. and Lawrence Hammel
will be the best man.
DIR. and Mrs. II. d. Niles entertained
at a very enjoyable dinner Thursday
evening at the University club. Their
guests were DR.. and Mrs. Union Wor-
thington, Major and Mrs. Cailiff, Miss
Startling, Mrs. Ira II. Lewis, Miss Mi
rim Startling, Rev. Elmer l. Goshen,
J. Wollcott Thompson and Z. w. Pack
ard.
Mr. and Mrs Frank x. Stephens en-
tertained at a very pleasantly appoint
ed dinner last evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Benner Y. Smith. The ia
bic decorations were most unique con-
sisting OF a basket arrangement of daft
fodiIs and marguerites, with place
cards cards to match. Covers were laid
for ten.
The fifth annual opening of the COun-
try club viii take place next Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. Robert Hardness and
Mrs. George p. Holman viii be the
hOstesses.
A number Of the young people are
planning an early horseback ride for
this morning. and the probabilities are
that Il merry party will set out for
one Of The canyons.
Miss Katherine Wells has issued in
vitations for a Eensington tea. 10 be
given a week from Wednesday in hon
or of Miss Catherine Gunner
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Tarvin Harris en-
entertain at a Bohemian supper to-
night at their apartments in the Louise
flats.
Miss jasmine Young has issued invi-
tations for a luncheon. to b. given
next Friday for Mrs. Russell J. Schulz
der.
Mrs. II. D. Niles entertains at "a
luncheon at the Alta club on Thursday
Of this week.
Miss Florence Grant, who is still in
the east, is spending the present week
with friends in Dixon, III.
1t is quite likely that Mrs Mont
gCmery Belvin of San Francisco viii
remain in the city till early in May.
Mrs Elizabeth 9. Center has taken
apartments at Whitehall. where she
will be at home after tomorrow.
Mrs. &. A. Walker and Mrs. FOOte
left Friday for a few days stay at the
Walker farm.
The Plate club meets Tuesday at 2:15
with Mrs. De Graft at lGl + street
Mrs. s. d. Evans entertained about
forty little people yesterday afternoon
in honor Of her youngest child.
The dance given Friday evening at
the Ladies' Literary club by the stroll
lers' club was a most successful event
The hall was decorated with palms
and cut flowers. and about 80 young
people enjoyed the evening. Punch
was served on the lower floor. lnVi-
tatfons will be issued during the COM
ing week for the second event given by
the club. which viii be held May at
Christensen's hall.
The Social Sixteen met at the home
of Mrs. James DnwoOdey, Thursday
afternoon. and a most enjoyable time
was spent. after which the club ad-
iourned to meet with Mrs Lever. %
North First West, Thursday afternoon,
April %.
Next Friday, the 22d inst, viii occur
the select leap year party at ChTisten-
SENS. given by Mrs. L. =. Christen-
son. Mrs. g. l. Berry. Mrs. a F. An
cell. Mrs. :. Lund. Miss Ella Stickney
ana Miss Mabel Cunningham. Invita-
tions have been mailed and all neces-
sarv details arranged for one of the
most enjoyable affairs Of the season
pleasant evening was spent on
Wednesday by the members Of Com
uany ID indoor baseball team. They
we're entertained at a theatre party
and followed by q supper given by
their manager. Charles f. Bellemere-
Mr. and Mrs. William GOOdfellow, Ft.
WAYNE. Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Z.
Kearns. Salt Lake, and Mr.. Edward
Quinn. Omaha. are members Of a party
that arrived here this morning after a
pleasant sojourn on the Pacific coast
and the Santa Catalina islands.