The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-24

Miss Palma Breeder and Miss Aline Rey-
nOlds of Salt Lake, are the guests of
Mrs. j. 7. Hurst, 2535 Adams avenue.
Mrs. Rosina Mole entertained the High
Five club at ner home, 257l Lincoln ave
nue., on Wednesday. There were about
twenty guests present. Mrs. f. Nelson
won the prize
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harcombe an
nounce the engagement of their daughter
Ethel TO Lee Harper Walker of Salt
Lake, the marriage TO take place in Oc-
tcber.
Miss Anna Mckay and Thomas B. Farr
were the principals in a marriage which
was sOlemniZed Wednesday in the Salt
Lake temple. Upon their return from the
capital in the evening a reception was
given in their honor at the home of the
brides father, Bishop David Mckay, on
Madison avenue. Only immediate friends
and relatives were present. The bride is
popular among a large circle of friends
and the groom is one of the employees
MIS-. Earr Will be at home after Oct 10
at 22H Adams avenue.
Another wedding of interest TO a host
of friends was that of Miss Mayme Nor
rell OF Logan and Ray West of this city,
which took place Wednesday i'm the Lo-
gan temple. The event was followed by
a reception in the evening at the home
OF the brides parents. The bride is the
daughter of Professor Joseph Morrell of
the Agricultural college of Logan and
the groom is the son of Joseph A West
Mr.. and Mrs. West have left for Ithaca.
\. Y. where Mr.. West is a student at
Cornell college.
Mrs. A S. Griffith and daughter. Mrs
l. g. WOdtke of Charles City, Ia, have
been the guests of their cousin. Mrs A
w. Putnam, during the past week They
left this morning for Portland and other
points of interest in the northwest and
British Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Mcguire have had
as guests the past week Mrs George W.
French OF Dillon, Mont. and Colonel M
Burchett of Grand River, Ia
ROYAL Eccles left Wednesday for Ann
Arbor, Mich, where he will take a course
III engineering at the University of
Michigan.
Miss Clara Kellogg returned to her
home IN Cleveland, O., Thursday, having
spent several weeks in this CITY
Miss Lucy Stein was pleasantly sur
prised last evening by number of her
friends at her home, 2234 Adams avenue
Mrs. Ben Z. Rich and Mrs. John Henry
Smith of Salt Lake visited in Ogden a
few days this week.
Mrs. c. II. GOslin will entertain the
TOlstOi circle Tuesday afternoon at her
home on Robinson avenue.
Miss Florence Emery of Salt Lake is A
guest at the home of President l.. w.
Shurtliff.
Mrs. w. J. Jones of Salt Lake is visit
weeks.
Miss Maytie Heller has returned from
a months vacation spent in San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. Selma Kay wertheimer who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Abe
Kuhn, has returned 10 ST. Louis
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
gave lawn party at the home of Mrs.
Bradley on Seventeenth street Thursday
Mrs. George NJ. Hanson gave an in
formal reception on Saturday in honor
of Mrs. Job White of Salt Lake, who
will be Mrs. Hanson,s guest for one week.
Mrs. r. l.. Reynolds of Salt Lake was
the guest of Mrs. +. E. Stewart here on
Friday last.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Alvord of Salt Lake
are the guests of Mrs. AlvOrds sister.
Mrs u. V. Withee. Several informal
afternoons were held during the week in
honor of Mrs. AlvOrd. Mrs. +. w. Matt
son gave a teo on Tuesday. Mrs William
Van Allen entertained at whist on We'd
nesday and Mrs. w. e. Lawrence gave
a reception on Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Plake, en- route
from Iowa to Los Angeles. were the
guests Of Mrs. Wallace Foulger last
At the home of Mrs, w. B. Littlefield,
ASS TWenty-seventh street. A family re-
union was held on last Friday evening.
There were about twenty members of The
family present
Mrs. w. L. Watts gave an at home
OH Monday afternoon. at her home on
Seventeenth street The house was pref
tIly decorated with asters and the tables
were pIHdfneittI Win melons decorated
with flowers. The afternoon was pleas
antly spent a t guessing contests and re-
freshments We're served. Mrs. Watts was
assisted by Miss IneZ Farr Mrs Heber
Scowcroft won the first prize, Mrs ] W
West of Hood River. Ore. the consola-
ton and Mrs. W. Fred Bossner the BOBBY
prize Among those present were Mrs. c.
w. McCune, Mrs. VIII Curdy. Mrs. Robert
Burton Mrs. MOroni Thomas. Mrs. Heber
ScOWcrOft. Mrs Joseph McFarlane, Mrs
W. FRED Bossned Mrs. j. L. Herrick
Mrs. j. w. West Mrs Rollo Emmett
Miss Katherine Carnahan and Miss Net
tie Herrick
Mrs. r. s Farnsworth gave a reading
at the F. j. Kiesel home at o'clock
Friday afternoon from Loves Labor
Lost"
Mrs. A. G. Horn entertained a number
of guests at bridge whist at the Virginia
on Thursday.
Mrs. A. S. Condor gave Kensington
at her home, 2416 Madison avenue
The ladies OF the Congregational church
gave a reception at the church on Fri
day evening in honor Of their new minis
ter. Rev. n s. Elderkin and Frs. Elder
kin A pleasant evening was spent. the
occasion being taken advantage of by
many to become acquainted with the new
pastor. Refreshments were served.
William Perkins and Miss Laura Mar
kle were married at the Episcopal par
ing. Both are very popular here and have
a host of friends. The bride has charge
Of the millinery establishment OF Mrs. j.
Warner and the groom is foreman Of the
Utah State Journal composing room. Mr..
and Mrs. Perkins are at home to their |
trends at 40s Tventy-sixth street.
Mrs. Thomas Malohev gave an old fash
Toned party TO about forty guests at the
country home at Five Points