The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-24
THE SALT LAKE HERALD ssTURpAY, june "a, 1906
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Mrs. John Z Woodward. Mrs. George
ID Jameson and Miss Katherine Judge
VIII De the hostesses at the Country
club this afternoon. There viii be tea
and tennis in addition 10 the clock golf.
ana later in the evening an informal
dance viii be given. the regimental
band from Fort Douglas furnishing the
music for the day
Mrs Samuel Paul and Mrs. A. 5.
Martin entertained a number of their
friends yesterday at d kensiBgtOn az
the Paul home on East Second South
street.
\ number Of the younger dancing set
went 10 Fort Douglas last evening for
the informal hop which was given. The
guests were received by Lieutenant and
Mrs w H. Point and Lieutenant and
Mrs. o. E Saunders
Mrs. W. ". Armstrong will give a
luncheon today in compliment to Mrs.
John Reed and Mrs. w. e. Cambridge,
both of Denver.
Mrs. William McCaskeH enteFtains at
the Country club today for Miss Stella
Salisbury.
Miss Pearl Savage entertaius this
AFTERNOON for Miss Anna Han
Lieutenant and Mrs. w. p. Plat are
now at Old Point Comfort spending a
part Of the summer, Mr.. Pl5tt's COM
pany being stationed there on duty.
Mrs. ]. &. Macfarlane and her mother.
Mrs Richards, were down from ogden
yesterday to spend the day
Miss Helen Boxrud, Miss Elizabeth
Niles and Miss Louise BascoIn viii be
home today from Wellesley. where they
have been in school the pas. two years.
captain Howard r. Perry and CAP
tam Frank d. Ely have gone 10 Denver
to take part IN court martial case
there
The Misses Lueila and Aida Stevens
are back from Berkeley and are at
home at 24I East Fourth South street
for the summer.
Harold Fabian will be home today
from Yale 10 spend the summer.
Miss Nellie Henderson, of Ogden
spent yesterday in the city.
Mrs. Grant BagIey and Mr. and Mrs
Elmer F. CoTfman of Provo are visiting
friends in town.
Mrs J. PTesneH viii leave some time
next week for visit with friends IN
Denver.
Mrs H D Lane entertained few
friends at bridge yesterday AFTERNOON
at the home of Lieutenant and Mrs. A.
. (1polyK-H-r7 Of Fort T0o7rg1as
Mr.. and Mrs. \. D. F. Reynolds have
moved to the corner OF T and Third
streets.
Ms. Il J. Corey and her daughter.
Miss Merle Corey left Wednesday for
Portland, ore, 10 make their home.
Alan l. Lovey leaves today for Butte.
Mrs Lovev viii remain in the city
some time longer visiting friends.
Mrs A r KimbaH entertained the
500 card club at her home yesterday.
Mr and Mrs. Frank KimbaH have
moved and are now at home on seventh
East street.
$3.50
Miss Annie Z Wade and Thomas a
Martin we're quietly married at $50
o'clock Thursday morning AT St Paufs
Episcopal church. Rev Charles +.
Perkins performed the ceremony in the
presence of relatives and d few init
mate friends The bride was attired in
a neat travelling suit Of blue broad
cloth. The couple took the morning
train for Seattle and western points
and upon their return viii be at home
to their friends at $40 East Eighth
South street.
The wedding Of Miss Gertrude Cur
ley and Clarence DaIIOn took place last
Tuesday night at the home Of the
brides uarentS. Mr. and Mrs. G. X
GuTley 1858 West First South street
The young couple left Yesterday for
three weeks visit to New York. They
will make their home in Salt Lake city