The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
CURRENT EVENTS IN
LOCAL SOCIETY CIRCLES

Mrs Henry DinWOOdey entertained
yesterday afternoon at a kenslngton
and high tea in compliment to her
uieces. Emily and Helena Mar Whit
nev. both of whom Will be brides of the
springtime. The guests numbered
about thirty-fve, all of them being
Young girls or brides. The two brides
to-be were given a shower of handker-
chiefs and following few hours spent
over needlework tea was served. The
dining room was entirely in green and
white, the large table where the two
brides were seated presenting picture
with its silver candleSttckS With green
shades and trailing lines of smilax. Tall
white carnations were used and place
cards of imported postal cards adj
dressed to each girl and showing on the
reverse side an Irish joke were at each
place. Six smaller tables were similar
Is decorated.
Mrs. Dinwoodey was assisted in re-
ceiving her guests by her sister, Mrs
George T Bourne, Mrs. Leroy Gore
DinWOOdey and Mrs Anna Dinwoodey-
The invited guests were the Misses BeS-
sic and Naomi Felt, Theresa Taylor
Margaret Werner, Sybn FOOte, Gwen
Knowlton. Claire Smith, Dorothy DWy-
or. Mrs. Sara NJ Wilson, Misses Emma
Morris. Edith and Annie Grant, Addle
Cannon, Laura Young, Mrs Mary
Decker Hughes, Misses ESSle wilson,
Geneve Love. Marie Cummings, Hazel
KimbaH. Rebecca Nibley- Hattie Whit
ney. Retta Piper. Helen Bourne, Hazel
Calder, Priscilla Smith and Helen Jen-
nings-
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth c. Kerr enter
tanned the Aud Lang Syne club at
bridge last evening, about two dozen
friends being present. St Patrick and
all his signs and insignia reigne1 in
the rooms and much merriment was
caused by the novel ideas in green dec
orations.
Mrs. J. r. Folsom entertained about
thirty of her friends yesterday after
noon at a bridge tea. ShamrOcks were
used throughout the house and the
green of the day was seen in all the
appointments even to the ices Mrs
Folsom was assisted by her sister, Miss
Edith Sherman and a few other
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. o. LeatherwOOd en-
tertained about forty of their friends
last evening at a St Patrick's day par
" IN honor of Miss Belle Shirley of
TOpeka and Miss Emma McLauTy OF
New York. who are visiting here -Ihe
decorations were all in honor of the
patron saint Of the day and games sig
nifcant Of the day were enjoyed.
Ben Davies, the welsh tenor, and
Mrs. Davies will be the guests of honor
at a reception to be given next Thurs
day evening in the parlors of the Ken
yOn hotel The hosts will be the mem
bers of the Cambrian society, and they
VIII welcome all their friends.
Mrs. r. H. officer viii leave this aft
ernoon for Los Angeles, where she viii
spend a few weeks with friends. She
viii join Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Officer Of
-. Nz-fr, tn Gar
cisco. and viii come home by that
route.
Mrs J. c. Weeter of POcateilO, who
has spent the past week with friends
here, left yesterday morning for hel
home.
Mrs. Vivian Jones will be home today
after spending the past six weeks II
New York and on the eastern coast
Bishop and Mrs. o. F. Whitney an
nOunce the engagement of their daugh'
ter. Emily, TO Winslow Farr Smith The
wedding will take place early in June
The marriage of Miss Helen Mar Whit
ney and J. w. TimpsOn, whose engage
ment has been announced, will take
place Wednesday, April IL
Mrs T c Crawford entertained tbs
Sewing club. Of which she is member
at her home. go Fourth street, Thurs
day afternoon. After few hours will
the thimbIes buffet supper was served
y \
Mr. and Mrs. James z. Jennings vii
give dinner for a few friends thi.
evening at the Alta club
Mr.. and Mrs Alma W. Cowan ar,
now at home TO their friends at 266 Eas
Fourth South street.
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Miss Emma Crawshaw of ogden anC
William II. Stevens were married las
Wednesday at noon in the Salt LAX,
temple, and later they were entertained