The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-14
Society.

A number of friends from salt Lake
VIII go TO Ogden today to attend the
marriage OF Miss Louise Perry, daUgh-
Ter OF Mrs d. H PeeTy of that city,
70 Emmett Fulkerson of Chicago. Miss
PeeFy viii be attended by Miss Stella
harmon OF Kentucky as maid of honor
and the Misses Nellis HeaIy and Edith
Harmon viii be ribbon bearers. d. H.
Peery goes 10 give the bride away. and
Frank Fuikerson of Chicago brother
OF The groom, viii be the bsst man. The
ceremony VIII be performed by Bishop
ROBERT McQuarrie. who baptized the
pride IN her infancy, the hour set being
) clock Later a large afternoon re-
ception will be given and the young
couple viii leave on a wedding trip on
the evening train.
Mrs. T. g. Weber was the hostess
yesterday at an elaborate bridge tea,
at which some twenty-fOur of her
friends were entertained. The spacious
rooms were bright and fragrant with
June roses, pink roses in quantities be
ing used IN the drawing room and Ii
braTy. In the dining room white and
green alone decorated the table. great
white DeOni5s being the only flowers.
At the close of the game prizes were
awarded to Miss Mary Kirkpatrick.
Mrs Ferdinand J. Fabian and Miss
Blanche Kimball- Mrs. Fabian and
Mrs Samuel Woodward poured
Mrs George W. Rose and Miss Gsr-
tTUde McGrath entertained a party of
about a score at a luncheon yesterday
at the Country club. The guests were
seated at one long table, which was
done in pink peOnies and ferns. The
guests were the matro1s who are the
rfG Fr--s-
lowing the luncheon a putting contest
was held. in which the prize was won
by Mrs Seton Lindsay.
Mrs Lindsay r. Rogers will be the
hostess today at a large luncheon to
be given at the Alta club, the first Of
series Of which the cond viii take
place tomorrow at the same place.
The usual midweek luncheon at the
Country club will be given today. a
number of members and th5ir friends
having planned to take the midday
meal there.
Mrs John Reed arrived from Denver
yesterday to visit Salt Lake frisnds.
She is at home for the present with
Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Armstrong at
their home or c street.
day. after an absence OF some months
in the east and south.
Mrs. William Igleheart and the two
boys left last evening for a visit of a
few weeks with Mrs. Kenneth G. Kerr
at Brighton Beach
Mr. and Mrs Robert J. Glendinning
returned yesterday from Denver
s.
Mrs. W. c. Cambridge of Denver is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Knox
for short time.
Mrs. Rivers of Los Angeles is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. WhittemoTe
during the present week.
Miss Helen BambeTger entertained
the girls of her sewing club. number
ing ten. at a picnic luncheon at Lagoon
yesterday in compliment to Miss June
Bintz-
Lewis E. Mccormick gave a small
dinner at the Country club last even
ing.
luncheon today. followed by bridge, at
her home.
Miss Della Richards gives a luncheon
today for Miss June Bintz and her at
tendants-
Miss Alice CTismon is in town from
Twin Falls. Ida, visiting Mr.. and Mrs
D. s. Spencer.
Miss Leone TAYLOR is back from a
year spent at Columbia college.
Miss Jessie Henderson arrived from
Fr0fr1 SUNDAY and will visit several
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Maria
Henderson, at 755 Third street.
The marriage of Miss Virginia Holt
and Dryden r. CoOmbs will take place
today at the home of the brides par
ents-
The marriage of Miss Clara Robinson
and James A Shorten takes place to-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. T. G.. WINNER enter
tanned at dinner yesterday in honor of
Mayor J. T. Dudley of Santa Monica,
Cal. and Carl F. Schader Of Los An
geles. old friends Of the family. who are
here with the Los Angeles excursion
lists. Covers were laid for eight.
American Beauty roses predOminated
in the decorations.
Mrs : f Marshall Will give a linen
shower and afternoon party for Miss
Anna Hall tomorrow at her home on
Second street.
Miss Birdie Foreman spent yesterday
in the city on her way TO Park city TO
visit Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Boreman.
Mrs r g. Wilson and daughter are
home from the east and will join Mr.
Wilson shortly in Los Angeles, where
they viii make their home.