The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-24
Society,".


Among those Who entertained friends
at the mid-week luncheon yesterday at
the Country club were Mrs. r. H Of
ficer. Mrs. J. r. Walker. Miss Mary
Kirkpatrick, Miss Mary Louise Ander-
son. Mrs w. p. kiser, Mrs Dorsey
Ash, Mrs. r. III. Charming, Mrs. c. r.
Pearsall, Mrs. T. b. Beatty, Walter
Fitch and II. ID. Niles, jr. a slight
change has been made in the pro-
pramme for Saturday, no affair being
arranged for the afternoon. The din
ner VIII be at $3.50 and the dance at
$3.50.
The marriage of Miss Mary Louise
Madison, daughter OF Mrs, Mary L.
Madison. and Edward NJ. Garnet took
place last evening at the home of the
brides mother. 342 Third East street.
The wedding was a quiet one, only the
members of the brides family being
present. Dr. William NJ. Paden read
the marriage service at 8 O'Clock, and
the young people left shortly afterward
for their new home. They win be at
home at 25O West Third South street
Miss Margaret Marks of Butte is the
guest of Captain and Mrs Alpha L.
Easton at Fort Donslas.
Mrs. G. d. Crabs is the guest of Mrs.
Frank Harris for a time. ana the two
are at present at the New Hermitage
Ia Ogden canyon.
NIs. and Mrs. w. NJ. Bradley are
spending some time with friends In
Mackey, Ida.
Miss Mabel Taylor of HYDE Park is
the guest for time of Miss Mildred
Tibbals. Miss Taylor was a classmate
of Miss TibbaIs In a post graduate
course at Wellesley.
The marriage of Miss Hannah David
son and William f.. Keyting took place
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock at the
home,of the brides aunt. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Clarence T
Brown, formerly OF salt Lake, and was
witnessed by only the close friends
Mr.. and Mrs Keyting viii be at home
after September 1. at 10 Wayne Court
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henrotin and
their baby viii leave today for Chi
cagO. where they will spend some time
with relatives before leaving for New
York, whence they sail for their home
in South Africa
Mrs. \. r. N1cNitt Mrs. II. Lawson
and Miss BlaDch Lawson have returned
from a visit of a month in Portland.
Miss Agnes Davidson of Wichita,
Kan. will be in the city the latter part
Elbridge Thomas.
Mark McChrystal Is home from a
summer spent in special work al
Columbia college.
Emily s. DriscolI. of Boise. Ida. is
visiting the family Of w. II. Innis. 252
East Third South street
Miss Catherine Martin. formerly of
Salt14ake, was married July 20, to VII
liam James Reanne in Seattle. in which
place she is engaged as sOloist in the
leading Episcopal church
The Misses Elsie Parsons, Georgeida
Moore and Virginia Beatty are home
from Brighton where they have spent
some weeks
George II. Rathman returned yester-
day to his shOme In Iowa. Mrs. Rath-
man will remain behind for stay of
some two months with her parents,
Captain and Mrs. T. T. Singiser, at the
KnutsfOrd.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Varian are home
from fortnight's stay in Nevada.
Miss Fannie Breeder ana her guests
Mrs. Wilmington UnderhiI and Ray
mond Frisbee, are in ogden spending
few days with Mr.. and Mrs John T.
Hurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Haywood viii
be at home after September 1, at the
Manitou.
Mrs. George r. Smith with her three
small daughters. Jasmine. Vivian and
SheOdOsia, visited the Portland fair
last week They are now at LoRg
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Simon and chill
dren have returned after a three
months trip to the Pacific coast.
The Misses scailon entertained
party Of friends at the lake Tuesday
evening. including u number of the
army people.
Mr.. ana Mrs. il. r. Evans will leave
about September 1 for visit in Dem
yer.
Mr. and Mrs. George Nolan left yes
terday for a months fishing on Bear
river.
Mrs. J. f. Bradley has returned from
a summer spent at Long Beach. Cal
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. II. Tarbet are home
from the coast, where they have spent
the past month.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Dunn of Bling
ham are in the city for short stay and
are at the Wilson.
Colonel L. a. Wall left last evening
to join Mrs. Wall and the daughters at
Long Beach, Cal.
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