The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-08
SOCIETY

rage to W. F. Bee takes place Tuesday
| Oct Il. During the afternoon each
/ guest embroidered the prospective
] brides initial on a linen piece. The
parior, hall and library We're brilliant
in autumn leaves, with the color scheme
! in the dining room being green and
} heliotrope. A centerpiece of rare lace
/ over the mahogany board made an eff
/ fective setting for the cut glass bowl Of
( heiliOtrope asters. Graceful sprays OF
/ Virginia creeper trailed TO each plate
/ from the chandelief and a true lovers
/ knot OF heliOtrOpe satin ribbon Each
/ guests place was indicated by Tiny
wooden spoon tied in the cOlors. with
! the name burned in the handle. while at
/ the guest of honOr's place was a large
! wooden spoon appropriately burned.
( The guests were: Misses Marjorie Ivie,
/ Files Yeates, Katherine WiswaH Mar
gaTet Werner. Carrie Atkins. Edgarda
! WedgWOOd Carrie Snyder, Claire
Smith. Dot Partridge, Merle Lynch.
Miss Alice G. Farrell entertained at
a dinner Thursday evening for Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Rulon. Covers were laid
| for eight.
musical event of the week will be
the recital given by Hugh w. DouGail
for his pupil Mrs. James Deirick,
7 Tuesday evening al the Clayton music
store
Mrs. Wing B. Allen Will be here from
Goldfield early in the week for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs W. ii.
Alexander.
$50
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Mease of Free
port, H., are guests for a short time Of
Mr. and Mrs, Hal ". Brown.
Mrs. Frank ID. Ely of Fort Douglas
viii leave shortly for visit TO her
home in Paterson, \. J.
Raymond Frisbee of Tonopah is in
town for visit of a week with the
Breeder family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Walker are in
their new home at 1903 East Brigham
street.
Mrs. Hector d. Lane. mother of Mrs.
\. @. GOODWIN and Mrs. f.. o. Saun-
ders, viii leave shortly for her home in
Alabama, after spending the past two
years here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Eccles and Miss
Neda Eccles of Ogden are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. O. y. Banks at their
home on East First South street.
Miss Katherine Williams returned
yesterday morning from a two weeks
stay in the mountains Of Colorado with
friends.
Gibson Berry left Friday for Nevada,
where he will be In the employ of the
Western Pacific for some time.
NTre Toap,,aI Ctt,ayrs,,
viii be at home TO their friends at 326
| G street after Oct. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Raymond are
/ now at home TO their friends at COG
I Second street.
Mrs. L. NJ. Earl Of ST. Anthony. Ida.
; Is i'm the city and the guest-Of Mrs. W.
/ c. Wallace.
! Miss June Ballard of California is a
( guest of Lieutenant and Mrs. John \.
/ STRAIT at Fort Douglas.
The Christensen dancing soirees will
/ be shortly resumed at Unity hall, which
will be the regular place of the aca-
denny this year
! Mrs Frank Shields of Park City Is
/ in town visiting her mother, Mrs. c. W.
! watson.
Mrs, Elliott NJ. Best accompanied by
her nephew from ST. Louis will leave
early in the week for Los Angeles to
/ supervise the completion Of their new
/ home on Berkeley Heights. where they
viii be Joined by Mr.. Best early III
January.
Mrs. Curtis will entertain the women
and friends of j. b. Mexican, W. r. c..
. AT her home on Windsor avenue, next
Thursday. She viii be assisted by Mrs.
CroWl Mrs. COrnforth, Mrs. Cooper and
Mrs. Cliff.
Miss Dorothy Lemdn of Cincinnati
/ O., ia the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Hyde
Dale.
/ Mrs. r. II. Legg and family will leave
about Oct. 10 for San Francisco to re
main indefinitely. Mrs Legg viii be at
home TO her friends during the coming
week at 247 West Fifth South street
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A Honnold returned
Wednesday from a trip to Portland
and points of interest up in the Puget
Sound country.