The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
CURRENT EVENTS IN
LOCAL SOCIAL CIRCLES

Mrs. John Cain was the hostess yes
terday at a breakfast at the Kenyon
given i'm honor of Mrs. May of Ro-
chelle, III. The table was laid in the
ordinary of the east wing and was in
the form of a T. The cOlOrs used were
pink and green, and these were carried
out in carnations, pink candles and ap-
pie blossoms. with sprays of SpTingerii
over the table Three heavy silver can
deIabra at the ends held clusters Of
candles, and crystal candlesticks were
arranged throughout. The guests were
MesdameS J. NJ Bowman, NJ L. Richie,
A J. Hosmer, Frank +. Stephens, J. NJ.
Dart O. r. Cary. Charles G. Plummer
Audrus. r. g. Woodruff. William Lyle
heart r. r. McConaughy. Charles l..
Rood. s H Kister, D II. Porter, Sam
Porter. g. d. BickfOrd, Ellen Elliot
Byron Cummings. Ledvard NJ Bailey,
J l. Priest, 9. i. Richards, @. r. Both
well. w. r. Wightman, Eugene Lewis.
Moody Of Fort Douglas. \. r. Vol-
mer, s. Lincoln Boggs, +. A Vincent.
F g. Kelsey. II. w. Brown and Miss
Blanche Kimball.
Miss Margaret Harris. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher =. Harris was the
hostess yesterday at a Japanese party,
at which about twenty-five of her
young friends were entertained. The
house was decorated entirely i'm Japan
Csc lanterns and fans. while great
branches of cherry blossoms added fra
GRANGE and suggested japan The ia
bles were arranged for "A variety of
MikddO caps were used for bon bOns
and nuts. and tallies we're japanese
hgures painted on rice paper.
The house party of friends from
Omaha and Chicago. which has been
entertained at the Buckingham home
for the past few days. We're special
guests at lake party given last even
arrr NaH r. Ii Il.
leave for their homes during the early
part of the week.
The marriage of Miss Chloe Simms.
only daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Simms Of Gibson city, Ill and Rus
sell Lowry of salt Lake viii take place
next Thursday at the home of the
brides parents The wedding will be
a quiet one, witnessed only by the rel
atiVeS of the two young people. After
"A short time spent in Chicago and the
vicinity, Mr. Lowry will bring his bride
10 Sat6 Lake and they will make their
home at First and D streets.
Lieutenant and Mrs. William ?. Plat
of Fort Mckinley have gone to Fortress
Monroe. Virginia, where Mr.. Platt has
been sent on detached duty for a period
up to July.
O J Salisbury and his daughter. Miss
Stella Salisbury. reached home yester-
day from New York Mrs. Salisbury
remains in the east little longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 6. Richards of ogden
spent yesterday i'm the city.
Mrs Henry La Motto has discontin-
ued her tuesdays at home for the sea-
son.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Breeder entertained a few
friends at a luncheon at the CONNER
Cial club yesterday in compliment TO
Mrs. John T. Hurst OF ogden. who is
visiting her.
DIR. and Mrs. A d. Melvin and their
two children left yesterday morning for
Washington, where they win make
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter DruehI viii he
a home after tomorrow at the Emery
Holmes.
Mrs. Kenneth 9. Kerr and her chill
dreu viii leave tomorrow over the San
Pedro for Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Buckingham
and their family will be at home after
this week at 1O49 Third street where
Mrs. Buckingham will be at home
Thursday through June.
Mrs. George Z. Holman will entertain
al cards next Friday afternoon. the
members of the Bridge club being her
guests.
Mrs. James r. Miner has returned
from California and istat home at the
Emery H dimes.
The last hop Of the. winter series will
he Eiyen this week end at Fort Douglas.