The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-16
SOCIETY

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The hop at the post last evening was
attended by Il large number from
town as well as by the people of the
garrison The hall was hung with
military trappings and flags and the
usual guidons of the regiment were
IN evidence. Music was furnished by
the regimentaI band, and late in the
evening supper was served in buffet
style in the upper end of the hail. The
guests were received by Captain and
MIS-, 5, v. Ham. Lieutenant and Mrs.
A. l. Easton, Lieutenant and Mrs A.
3. Sloan, Lieutenant o. E. Saunders
and Lieutenant B. p. Oswalt.
Mr. and Mrs George Y Wallace gave
a dinner last evening in compliment to
Bishop f. S. SpaIding and Miss Spald-
ing at which twelve guests were en-
tertained. The table decoratio We're
OF red carnations and violets, the tall
flowers being used as a center piece.
punches Of the violets tied with rose
colored ribbon to match the carna-
lions were at each place. The other.
guests were Dean and Mrs. J. b. Ed
die, Mr.. and Mrs. William IgIeheart
Miss Clara Colburne. Miss Adelaide Ma
son, Leo Mark and George Y. Wal
lace, II.
Mrs. c. Won Knobloch was the
hostess yesterday afternoon at large
card party given in compliment to her
guest. Miss Eleanor LandelI Fox of
Philadelphia. Thirteen tables were
nlled with the players, the game being
slXty-three. The house was decorated
throughout with strings of rsd hearts
and the score cards were hearts done
by the guest Of honor in water colOrs.
Smaller heart shaped valentines were
used for tallies. Prizes were won by
Mrs. T. l. Hammer. Mrs Arthur
Brown, Mrs. w f Jones, Mrs. La
Forgee. Mrs A H Boxrud, Miss T. l.
Fox
The marriage of Miss Maud Frame,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archibald
Frame of Taylorsville and Stanley A.
Hanks took place yesterday morning
in the temple, the ceremony being per
formed at noon by +. NJ. Lyman, the
grandfather of the groom The cere-
mony was followed by a reception at
the home of the brides parents in Tay-
louisville, which was attended by
large number of friends from the city
and from Tooele. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanks
will make their home in this city. e.
Cards win be issued i'm a few days
for the marriage of Miss Leonie d.
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viii take place Feb. %. at the home of
Miss Pratt's parents on State street.
Miss Pratt has been spending the win
ter with her parents, having come here
early in December. Announcement OF
the coming marriage was made yester-
day. Mr.. Bergener viii arrive in a few
days.
Mrs. John n. Sharp entertained a
number Of her friends at a Kensington
Mrs. j. n. Young, who expects to leave
shortly for Denver to make her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George z. Curtis have
returned from California and with
them is Mrs. James Chandler Roach of
Philadelphia. They are at home at the
Louise flats with Miss Mary Rider and
Miss Eliza Curtis
The Misses Loretta and Lillian Nc
Govern, who spent year or so in Salt
Lake, leaving here last winter. are now
in their old home at Augusta. Ga.
where Miss LOretta's health is improv-
ing.
An event Of this afternoon will be
the reception at Rowland hall i'm honor
of Miss Sarah SpaldinG. at which Mrs.
James Brown Eddie and Miss Clara
Co1burne viii be the hostesses. The
hours are from 3 till 3
Mr.. and Mrs c. r. Pearsall and Mr..
and Mrs. L. L. Terry will entertain
the members of the Aud Lang Syne
club at the Country club this evening
Mrs. c. X. Won KnobIoch will leave
the latter part of the week for a visit
with her mother in Philadelphia. Miss
Eleanor Fox viii remain for some time
with DR.. and Mrs. Landenberger.
NTrs HTcLrenna v-bo left hero
some time ago for visit to California
and thence TO the south, is visiting
friends in New Orleans and will be
there for the festival of Mardi Gras.
Mrs. Richard r. Lyman entertained
her club at her home Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. g. Lamb gave
dinner in compliment to DR.. Albert
Watts of Boston last evening.
Mrs. w. w. Cuff, Mrs. Frank Olsen
and Mrs. John Pawlas entertained at
two card parties last evening and
were all Of hearts and flowers and in
the game Of sixty-three prizes were
won by Mrs. William H King and w.
NJ. BOtkin.
The members of Westminster Pres
byterian church will entertain this
evening at q reception in honor of Rev.
!. McLain Davis and Mrs. McLain
Davis.
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Miss Georgia Hartley returned from
Phoebe yesterday.
a matter Of some surprise to his salt
Lake friends is the news from Spokane,
Wash. that on Feb. IA Il Valentine
luncheon was given to announce the
on "a cement of Miss F,uDheD1ia I JlhO
daughter of Major and Mrs. G.. L.
Luhn of Spokane. to Mr. George Har-
ris Smith of this city