The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-12
THE SALT LAKE HERALD TUESDAY SEPTEMBER H. 1905
Society.

lespie at the Emery Holmes. The long
oval table was decorated with a low
bed of pink asters and tall vases Of the
same flowers were used. AT each place
was a small pink basket filed with
pink sweet peas and tied with pink
ribbons, and at the brides place was a
dainty silver cream spoon as special
gift The other guests were Mrs.
Frank Schirmer of Boston, Mrs. John
Henry Walker. Mrs. Frank Lowe. Mrs.
Frederick st. Claire, Mrs. r. G. Schulz
der, Miss Helen Beatie, Miss Aileen
Maclean, Miss Leslie Kerr of Chicago,
Miss Helen Bamberger. Miss Allie Mil
Ter. Miss Margie Miller, Miss Polly
Wakeling, Miss Gertrude Hanson, Miss
Fannie Bird ana Miss Louise BascOm.
Mrs. II. G. Brockman was the hostess
at a luncheon at the Emery-HOlmes
yesterday given in honor of her sis
ter. Miss Anna Flisdner of Portland,
Ore. The long table was decorated
with pink and white asters arranged IN
low star-shaped bed, and place cards
in pink and white were used. The
friends TO inset Miss Fliedner were
Mrs. c. b. Diehl, Mrs. Thomas Marion
eaux, Mrs. William Clark, Mrs. ID. {.
Brownlee. Mrs. II. L. Nelson, Mrs. a.
A. MOullUiis MIS- EiiAdbENAA IL CNAeRS
and Miss Geneve Clark.
c. c. Parsons entertained at dinner
Sunday evening at the Alta club for
Miss Helen Gillespie and Louis Gates.
The guests to meet them We're: Mrs.
Frank Schirmer Of Boston and her son,
Miss Aileen Maclean. Miss Allie Miller,
Miss Geneve Horlick. Matthew Brodle
and Sidney Bamberger.
Dr. and Mrs. \. Il. Cook and their
two little daughters. Harriet and Doro-
thy. have returned, after summer
spent on the coast. They spent some
time in Portland, going thence to
british Columbia and later down the
coast to Los Angeles. They returned
over the salt~Lake Route.
Mrs. c. C. Slade returned Sunday
from a stay Of some months IN the
east.
Miss Katherine Geddes will entertain
tomorrow at the Country CLUB III honor
of Miss Eloise Sherman and her guest
Miss Belle Parsons.
II (
Miss Eloise Sadler gives a whist
PARTY at the Ssldler home Thursday
evening in compliment TO some of the
boys who will leave shortly TO re-
enter college.
Miss Denna- Budd Geddes entertained
about a score of her young girl Irlehds
Yesterday afternoon at an informal al
fair. the home being bright with yellow
flowers. The hours were passed IN
chatting over the thimbles and infor-
NAL music.
Mrs. Russell c. Woodruff left yes
terday, accompanied by her small SON.
for California, where she will place the
boy in school for the winter
Mrs. Daniel Swan, who has spent the
summer hare with her relatives anu
friends, leaves this afternoon, accom-
panied by her son, Daniel, jr., and
her daughter Nellie. for the home in
Washington, d. c. Mr.. Swan was for
merly in business here and IS now IN
one of the government departments in
Washington.
Mrs. w. H. Bird is back frOom VISIT
of some time in Park City with Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Bird.
Mrs. D. S. Spencer and her children
are in Twin -F: Ida
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Whittemore and
their family have returned from sum-
mer spent at Ocean Park, California.
SIS
Mrs. AdeIbert RSundy and daughter,
Dorothy. are expected here from sgd
ney, Australia, to spend the winter with
Mrs Charles \. Game and Mrs. VIII
Clark.
Mrs. W. ]. Browning has returned
from a visit to the yir and a stay OF
some time in Portland.
Mrs. Charles Schwab and party OF
friends in their private car are to ston
off in Salt Lake on their way home
from the coast, coming in from Los
Angeles over the Salt Lake Route.
Graham Lawrence has returned from
| a hunting trip into the Chalk creek
country and along the Weber river.
| Miss Elizabeth Cosgrifr entertains at
! a bridge party tomorrow evening for
Miss Eloise Sherman.
D. B. Baron Of this city and Bingham
| Junction has announced his engage
ment to Miss Frieda Strauss of Buff
| falO, y. Y.
There viii be a dance at the hop
room at the post next Friday evening
to raise funds for the equipment of a
football team.
=
Mrs. Z. NJ. bruce and daughters,
Ethel and Xenia, have returned home.
after visiting Portland and other cities
on the coast.
WEDDINGS.-Just the thing for
wedding presents an chinaware, cut