The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-26
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A quiet home wedding of yesterday
morning was that if Miss Lilly Rich
ards daughter OF Dr. and Mrs Joseph
S. Richards. to Albert Center of Butte
No one but the Immediate family was
present, and the young people left i'm
mediately after for their home in Butte.
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The men Of the University club are
making ample preparations for the
dance they are TO give at the club this
evening II the weather continues as
mild as it has been. the roof garden will
probably be open to the dancers as well
as the lower floor
Mrs. Robert ]. Glendinning enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at bridge
tea at her home on First street. Five
tables were filled with the players ana
Easter favore were given the guests
The home was decorated throughout
with pansies.
friends this afternoon at the apart
IHents of Mrs. John Lewis. No. 10 Ems
ery-Holmes, from till o'clock.
Mr.. anar Mrs. w. S. Mccormick left
yesterday for New York. whence they
sail early next month for Europe.
There viii be a large crowd al thu,
Country club this morning 10 enter
classes under William Watson, The
list of applicants is greater than any
of the members anticipated.
DR.. and Mrs. John T. White gave a
dinner lsst evening for Frank Bur
beck of\"The Other Girl" company.
Mrs. 5. r, sturgiss gives bridge
party this afternoon. =
There will be a meeting of the Inter
Mountain Lawn Tennis association in
the Kenyon hotel parlors at 4 D. m.
April p.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank }. Cannon have
gone To Europe for a short vacation.
They expect TO return about June l.
Mrs. A. G. Ewing is in Kansas City
visiting her relatives.
Theodore Center is in town from
Butte and is spending a few days at
the University club.
b. L. hemper Of Omaha is expected
in the city today.
Miss Mamie sapnincton will enter
tain the Sewing club at her home to-
morrow
David Tarpey of san Francisco is a
guest at the lie Grand Young home in
Red Butte Hollow.
The young people of the Unitarian
society enjoyed dance at Unity hall
last evening in company with d large
number of their friends. The hall was
filled with dancers, and excellent music
was furnished.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Lawson are now
at their home. f23 n street.
Mrs. George b, Squires and Mrs
Fred w Price will entertain the James
b. Mexican Relief corps Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Squires, 1868 East
Twelfth South street.
The Women Of WOodcraft viii give
ball at their place of meeting this eve
ming, in the Knights of Columbus hall
q West First South street. Delegates
from Los Angeles will be present
Miss Amy Anderson Taylor enter
tanned Easter sunday. Music ana re-
freshments were the pastime of the
day. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. n. Hamilton, May Bush, Hulda
Johnson, Maud Fields, Rose Bush, VIII
Maxwell, r. Johnson, Roy Meacham,
Clarence Wilson. Billie Olsen. Jack Err
son.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
g. O. King. Mrs. :. r. King. Mrs. f..
a. Hartenstein and the Misses Glea-
son for an entertainment to be given
at = o'clock Thursday evening. a the
Ladies' Literary club, 20 Third East
street, to the members of the Order of
the Eastern Star.
Miss Elizabeth COsgTim, who has b. Ell
visiting friends III Denver. returned to
Salt Lake Yesterday