The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-02
Society,".


The dinner dance given at the post
last evening by Mrs. John z. Wood
ward and Miss Katherine Judge was
one of the most elaborate events ever
given there The affair was in compii-
ment to Miss Stella Salisbury and
Louis Mccormick, the date Cor whose
marriage is just announced. The broad
lawn facing the semi-circfe was the
scene of the dance. and here a floor
was laid for the dancers. The band
was stationed i'm the stand TO the right.
and at one end a small tent with wide
flies was arranged for the punch bowl.
strings of gay coiored lanterns We're
hung everywhere and they lighted the
lawn and the surrounding porches. Pre-
cedfng the dance a dinner for thirty
was given, the quests occupying two
large round tables The decora tons
We're of golden eye, bowls of the snowy
yellow flowers filling the centre of each
table. Covers of cluny lace were over
the shining mahogany and sprays OF
plumosa were scattered between.
The marriage of Miss Kate Dwyer
and Louis w. Critchlow will take place
al $50 O'Clock tomorrow evening at
the home of the brides father on North
Temple street. The ceremony VIII be
read by Rev. w. NJ. Paden OF the First
Presbyterian church and viii be wit
messed by only the two families Of the
young people. Later they will leave
for Alexandria, III.
The date set for the marriage of Miss
Stella Salisbury and Louis Mccormick
is Wednesday, September 6.
DIR. Della NJ. Rice of Chicago is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira II. Lewis
for a fortnight or SO.
Miss Marie Berkhoel has returned
from Brighton. where she was TIE
Of
I'D WickiuD.
DIR. and Mrs. e. d. Hammond have re-
turned from Portland and various coast
towns on the Pacific. DR.. Hammond
was an attendant at the Medical con-
vention at Portland. In their tour they
were ACCOMPANIED by DR.. F. w Ham
mond, of Rutland. Vermont, and DIR.
j C Hammond of Omaha.
The musicians who have been holding
meetings with Arthur Shepherd for the
past few weeks Will meet today at
$3.50 with Mrs. Harry 3. Windsor for
the study OF modern music and COM
pOsers. Those who will assist in the
programme are Arthur Shepherd, Mrs.
Agnes Osborne, Miss Agatha BerkhCeI.
Mrs G. S Price, Mr. and Mrs. Carlson,
Miss Geneve Ellerbeck. Miss Celia
Sharp, Miss Allenbaugh. Miss Olive
Greisinger and Miss Edna Cohn-
Los Angeles Express: Mr. and Mrs
w. p. O'Meara have returned from their
wedding trip and for a few weeks will
be the guests of Mrs. O'Meara'S aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. p. ]. McCor-
mick OF 500 South Bonnie Brae street.
Later they will go to Salt Lake City to
make their home.
Miss Addie Zane will give q luncheon
tomorrow for the three autumn brides,
Miss Stella Salisbury, Miss ElOise
Sherman and Miss Sarah Alexander.
Judge and Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux
and their daughter. Dorothy. will leave
this morning for Brighton, where they
have taken the Powers cottage for the
next fortnight.
Russell L. Tracy entertained a few
friends at dinner last evening in COM
pliment TO Mr. and Mrs. Warren &.
Bogue, who leave tomorrow for Denver.
Miss Josephine Dunn Of Chicago and
Arthur Burbank of this city were
quietly married yesterday afternoon by
Father Kiely at the residence of Bishop
Laurence Seaman in the presence of a
few intimate friends They will make
their home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b. Windsor, Mrs.
J. c Hooper, Miss Ruth Copp and DR..
I. r. Stratton viii leave Friday for
warm weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard s. Stowe en-
tertained a party of friends at dinner
last evening.
Miss Mary Mayne and her guest,
Miss Bennington, viii leave the latter
part OF the week for Portland and later
for San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. E. o. Lee have taken
the PIummer cottage at Brighton for
the remainder of the summer.
There viii be an informal dance at
the University club Friday evening
given by some of the younger mem
beers.
There will be the usual table d'hote
luncheon at the Country club today, for
which a number of members have Sc
cured covers
The marriage Of Miss Hazel Young Be
atie and Edward Partridge KimbaIl
took place yesterday noon in the temple
No reception followed the event a
simple wedding breakfast for the fam