The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-21
lake HERALD sATURDAY. oCloBEK II 1gO5
Society.

( Society. !
Finals in the women's golf tourna-
ment WIN be played at the Country
club this afternoon. when Miss Maude
Fitch viii meet Miss Lillian Wood
ward on the links, Miss Woodward de-
feated Mrs. Seton Lindsay Thursday
and again was winner in her game
with Mrs. Steiner yesterday. Miss
Fitch won from Mrs. F. E. McGurrin
Thursday.
Mrs. Allen NJ. Smith was hostess last
evening at an informal dinner psrty
at Fort Douglas, covers being laid for
ten. Cbrysanthemums were used 10
decorate the dining room and Darlors.
The invited guests were Colonel md
Mrs. 3. G. Lockwood, Major end Mrs.
Edwin p, Pendleton. DR.. Keller, Mr..
and Mrs Richard A. Keyes and Mrs
Robert ]. Barkley.
Another informal dinner at the post
last evening was that given by Mrs.
5. ID. Sturgis TO a few of the officers
and their wives. The dinner was COM
piimentary to Lieutenant and Mrs. W.
Il. Lunn.
Miss Crete Pinkerton and the MEM
bers Of the Pinkerton Grant bridal
party were the guests at an informal
AFFAIR given yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. A. c. WheTry. Simple
floral decorations were used
In honor Of Judge and Mrs. Samuel
MeDowal, who are to leave Salt Lake
shortly. a reception will be given in
the Masonic pariors, beginning at 6
O'Clock this evening.
Miss Helen Buckingham entertains
this afternoon in honor of Miss Sarah
Alexander and Miss Crete Pinkerton.
Miss Leila Trent, now OF San Fran
cisco, who is visiting IN this city, will
be the guest of Miss Leta Mcmillan for
a week. after which she will visit Mrs
Rachel Miller
Miss Hester LaVeIle of Los Angeles
was the guest of honor yesterday eft
ernoon at q $500 marty given by Mrs.
George z. Airs. There were about
thirty invited guests. prizes being won
by Mrs. W. G.. Lamb and Mrs. Thomas
Kearns. Miss LaVeIIe who has been
the guest of Mrs. A. H. Tarbet caves
L
fair is one Of number given in her
honor.
Miss May Kervin gave a dinner TO
six of her friends last evening at the
Emery-Holmes.
Rev. and Mrs BENJAMIN Young en-
tertained the officers and teachers Of
the First NJ. +. church SUNDAY school
last evening at their home. 534 sGGth
Main street. There was an interesting
discussion of Sunday school methods,
IN which a. r. Moore. superintendent.
led. Special music was enjoyed and
refreshments were served. The guests
numbered about fifty.
Announcement of the marriage of
Miss Ellen s. Gray of New York and
George Derov Blood, son of Mrs. Ellen
Blood Of Salt Lake has reached this
city. The bride is the daughter of Mrs
Richard Gray Of New York City. The
ceremony was performed Saturday
Oct. IA. Mr.. and Mrs Blood are max
ing New England honeymoon trip.
They have not vet decided whether TO
make Zion or Gotham their home.
The wedding of Miss Kate Jeremy
and Cuthbert L. Olson viii be solem-
niZed at o'clock this evening at the
Jeremy home. 10 South Seventh West
street. The ceremony Will be a quiet
one. witnessed by relatives only. There
will be no reception.
Mrs. George A. Bacon OF Chicago is
visiting the family OF her son, George
II. Bacon, 81 r street, for a few weeks.
Mrs. ]. S. Gordon of Ogden, presi-
dent of the Utah w. c. T. T., is spend
ing a few days here as the guest of
Mrs. Thomas Nipper.
The second meeting Of the Wasatch
Literary circle was held last Tuesday
afternoon In Gunton Memorial chanel.
The hostesses were Mrs. William Oil
yer and Mrs. w. l. Brown. Mrs. w A.
Wight read a paper on Hawaii and
Madame Broadbeck was heard in two
vocal selections. The next meeting of
the circle will be held Nov. z, at Gun
ton hall, when the members will spend
an Evening with Browning" Rev. W.
NJ. Paden will be the speaker.
Cuthbert L. Olson was the guest of
honor Thursday evening at a stag
party given to a score of friends by
JOb White in the Emery dafs