The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-27
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Mrs A G. Andrews entertained at a
Kensington for Mrs. John Reed yester-
day, at which about twenty of the in
innate friends Of the two were present
Besides the customary needlework. a
musical programme was enjoyed. those
. king part being Mrs. Edward Wragg
MIS- Harry CAM. Mrs. W. R Pearson.
Mrs John Reed, Morris Andrews and
Mrs Andrews. The house was filled
with sweet peas in the various coIors,
every corner being banked with them.
The large event OF today is the musi-
cal to be given this evening at the
NJ II. Walker home in honor Of Alberto
Jonas. The assisting artists will be
J. j Mcclellan, former pupil of
Jonas, Willard Weihe and Hugh Dou-
gall. The fine organ in the Walker
home viii be heard played by both the
great master and his talented pupil,
and many Salt Lakers are looking for
ward to the opportunity.
Mrs. ". A Chapman gave an in
formal affair yesterday afternoon in
compliment to- Mrs. G. .. Baxter of, St.
Louis. who is visiting Mrs. F. Z. Bax-
ter Sixteen friends were present to
meet Mrs Baxter
Miss JOY De Camp is in the city. the
guest for short time of her aunt. Mrs.
Ledyard NJ Bailey. on her way through
to join her mother in California.
Samuel NeWhuuSe and his party. Mr..
and Mrs. David :. Murray and Mr. and
Mrs. David II. Hampstead. returned
yesterday morning from ten days
visit to the coast over the Salt Lake
and San Pedro route
Mrs. W Montague Ferry and Mrs.
Charles G. Plummer viii entertain
Friday at 4 luncheon at the Country
club i'm compliment to Madam Amelia
NJ Fox, who is a guest Of Miss Agatha
BeTkhoeI
Mrs J. g. Leary and Miss LoreHe
Leary have returned from the east.
bringing with them Miss Leila Potter
of St Joseph for a short visit.
Mrs. W. II. Dunn of Bingham is in
the city for a stay Of few days
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Glosz have made
a camp at Green's farm. southeast Of
the city. and will stay there during the
sumner.
Mr. and Mrs. g Stanley Price and
Miss Mamie Price are n back from a
visit of some weeks in Los Angeles and
vicinity
Mrs. 4. r. Greeson and daughter.
Hilda, have arrived, and the family are
now at So Q street.
Mrs Jackson McChryStaI and Mrs
Philip Clark viii leave late in the week
for Washington TO spend part Of the
summer.
The b. F. Thornburg family have
gone to their summer cottage in Par
ley's canyon To spend the summer
The marriage of Miss Beatrice Cole
man and Frederick Brain win take
place tomorrow at noon and be followed
by a reception in the evening
Isaac Jennings has returned from a
stay of some months in Arizona
F. r. Barney Of Grand Rapids. Mich.
spent Sundey in town. a guest AT the
W. Mont Ferry home.
The marriage Of Miss Grace Leaver
of Toole and George A Smith of this
city Will take place tomorrow and viii
be followed by a reception in the even
ing
Miss Edna Colvin of Denver is in the
city. the guest for a month of her
cousin. Mrs. J, NJ. Hamilton.
Mrs, L. p Christensen entertained
yesterday afternoon in compliment to
her sister. Miss Clara Stevens Six
tables were filed with the guests, who
enjoyed the game Of high five.
\ reception was given last evening
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs Harry A.
Luce in honor Of the marriage Of Miss
Florence Hall to their son J. Frederick
Luce. The home was bright with Jap
aDese lanterns and many cOlOTed lights
The dining room was decorated with
roses and carnations. and many flags
were hung throughout the rooms.
Dancing was provided on the lawn and
later a supper was served out of doors.
Miss Katie O'Rourke and Miss Myrtle
Evans served punch, and Miss Vera
Miss jamie Vincent and Miss
Maud Porter served in the dining
room.
The groom was for many years cross
bearer at St. Marks cathedral and bore
the cross at the memorial services for
for Queen Victoria. The bride is the
daughter of Mrs. Kate Hall.
Mrs William H King received infOT-
mally yesterday and had with her Mrs.
William Hoffman, formerly Of Salt
Lake