The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-25
Society.

MIR. and Mrs. J. Z. Bamberger en-
! tertained about sixteen of their friends
at dinner at the Lagoon last even
ing, going out on the 8 o'clock train.
| The party occupied a closed car to the
! resort, where dinner was served TO
them in the cafe
The Misses Caroline and Florence
Harrison have returned from summer
on the coast, having spent the past
few<weexs in Portland.
Rties anna 49,, tae4 ,as+ a,-o,-
! ing for Mackey, Ida, whence she goes
to Chehalis to conduct a department
in summer institute
Miss Georgia Wheeler has returned
from the Portland fair after stay Of
some three weeks.
/ Mrs. Mcdonald and Miss Bersbach,
who have spent part of the summer
here with their brother, Otto Bersbach,
left last evening for Chicago
Miss Matte CoughIin. who has spent
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
5. Stowe, left yesterday for her home
in Madison.
Mrs. ]. E. Bamberger will leave early
next week for New York, where she
turn from abroad.
Mrs. l.. KiRgsbury and her son, Ken
meth. have returned from their vacation
spent in Morgan with friends.
Miss Ruby Armstrong entertained
last evening in compliment TO Miss
Fannie Walters, who is visiting friends
in the city.
Mise E,un,,,o e,ar,,i,oT.o,, 10, ,.,.,,,.,,,,,
from Wasateh after a ten days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Midgley.
Miss Rita JackmaR was the guest
of Mrs. A E. Walker at Walkers
farm last week.
Miss Estelie Hawk is back from
stay OF some time with friends in
Portland.
Cards are out for the marriage Of
Miss Ruby Williams to Charles d.
Owen, the wedding to take place Fri
day evening, Sept. 1, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John c.. Armstrong.
Mr. ard Mrs. II. j. Schultz are home
from trip lasting three weeks through
southern California.
The Gaiety club last evening enter
tanned at SaItair in honor of L. G.. Har-
dy. The table was beautifully deco
rated IN pink and green satin ribbon,
each corner having a candlestick of the
same color. In the center Of the abIe
stood large vase of maPgueFites tied
with blue ribbon, the club color Mr.
ii. II. hadsen was toastmaster and a
speech on the ''OriginatiOn Of the Club
Was given by Mr.. Raymond Boes. the
! president; The Club at Present was
given by Miss Janet Whittich. "The
Future of the Club" by Miss Jennie
Nelson, In Honor of Mr. L. c. Hardy
by O. r. Meredith, and Farewell TO
the Guest by H II. Madsen The Ia
bic was laid for thirty and the follow
ing members were present Misses
Laura Parry, Janet Whittich. Jennie
Nelson, Daisy Nelson, Winnifred- De
Neleming. Veda Stringham, NaFonia
Young. Connie Young. Alice Hardy.
Mae O'Neill, Emma Dean, Helen Boes.
Florence Madsen. Edna Ryan. Marga-
ret Tree, Lila Sjodahl, Sney Thomas.
Messrs- Harry Madsep, Raymond Boes,
Charles Hansen. Sam Lackman. Sill
Simons, Frank POLAND. George White.
Mr.. Miller, Clyde Danner Paul Davis.
John Held, L c. Hardy, Ray Van Colt
oliver Meredith and Ruel Halloran.
Edward N Cooke OF Trinidad Colo.
and Miss Emma NJ. Rives of Salt Lake
city were married at 1890 y. m yester-
day at the home of the brides parents
IN the presence of a few relatives. Mr.
and Mrs. Cooke left last evening for
trinidad, where they viii reside.