The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
CURRENT EVENTS IN
LOCAL SOCIAL CIRCLES

Mrs. Arthur H : Bird was the host
ess yesterday at a luncheon at the
Country club given i'm honor Of Miss
Stella Salisbury The tabiFS. seating
about thirty-five guests. were arranged
ON the VeTanda which was enclosed
from the storm, and a cheerful fire
biazed i'm the CRATE indoors. Pink sweet
peas were used in decoration and the
place cards were pink The guests were
the close friends of the bride-tO-he and
Of the hostess, only the younger mat
rons and the maids being present
Later a few games of bridge were
played. the regular outdoor events be-
ing postponed till better weather.
The B;HtZ-Daly wedding viii be the
most ella bOrate matrimonial event of the
week. The marriage VIII take place at
s o'clock Wednesday evening. Bishop l..
b Seaman officiating. The bride VIII be
attended by Mrs Frederick L Leonard
as matron of honor. Miss Marguerite
DOnnellan as maid of honor. and the
Misses Evelyn DAILY. Florence Grant
Della Richards and Mercy Berkeley as
n bridesmaids. Little Brownie Brown
NH be the flower girl and Edward
Roberts the best man
Mrs J. y Kimban. Miss Blanche
Eimhall and Mrs r g. Woodruff enter
tanned at a dinner last evening III com
JIiment to Mr.. and Mrs. Warren +.
Russell of Massillon. O., who are visit
Ing ian the city Covers were laid for
fourteen. the decorations being all i'm
rose color. Mr.. Russell ia former res
i5eut of the city They viii remain
perhaps a week longer
Samuel NewhOuse left yesterday In
his private car for a southern trim of
~ few DAYS. Accompanying him were
and Mrs David 3. Hampstead. William
W. Rogers of New York and Lafayette
Hanchett. Mr. NeWhOuse's business
manager. The car viii go to the mines
al Newhouse, and viii go on from there
10 Los Angeles for "a stay of few
days
Nr4a and Mrs + \ Greenwood enter
tanned at euchre last evening i'm com
TIimeut TO Mrs NJ A. Greenwood of
California. who Is their guest. Six Ia
hes were filed with the players. and a
clever feature OF the tallies was the
paintings by famous men and women
instead of i'm the ordinary way by
Numbers The rooms were bright with
Quantities of roses 4 bout thirty friends
were entertained
Miss Ethel Lane was the hostess yes
frrday az a china shower given for
Miss Leone Erickson. whose marriage
10 Ernest Anstee takes place tomorrow
afternoon. About twenty-five close
f:ieuds were present and Miss Erickson
received many beautiful pieces OF china
for. her new home The house was deco
rated with roses and syringas, and "a
flower game was played
Mrs. Hal W. Brown entertained at a
luncheon Friday for Mrs. J. A Turn
nFfer Narao4Y.a+ F~uI1ar- n Stony
city. who's are her guests The table
decorations were pink roses. and covers
were laid for eight The other guests
were Mrs. Osborne and Mrs Hatfield Of
sioux city. guests of Mrs. T J. Nor
gan. Mrs. Morgan Mrs T r Black
and Mrs George schramm-
Mrs. \ r.. Hutchinson gave a lunch
con yesterday in compliment 10 MIS-.
Ira O. Rhoades- at which the decOra-
lions were La France roSss. the guests
10 meet Mrs. RhOades were Miss Win
ME Rhoades, Mrs. George Y Wallace
Ms. F. L. Oswald and Mrs. Elizabeth
Belden.
The marriage of Miss Ileda Rawlins
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l.
RawIins. and William W Ray. will
taixe pIace next Tuesday. The wedding
viii be quiet one. only intimate
friends being present / ne young COu-
NE will leave Wednesday morning for
&c northwest. whence they so by boat
+oTorver California for a short stay
DIR. and Mrs. 4. A Kerr entertained
. dozen of their friends At dinner
T-iday evening in celebration of the
g~et anniversary of their marriage
Mrs. John Z Woodward VIII give 4
l,,nrheon Tuesday in honor of Mrs
theodore \. Baldwin and Mrs. Towel
OF Detroit.
Mrs. George W. Snow entertained
h0ut thirty of her friends yesterday
. erernoon at cards. Five hundred was
80 game played. and the score and
If.iIy cards were handkerchief in