The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-19
SOCIETY

ant Samuel NJ. Parker. Twenty-ninth
infantry, now stationed at Fort Doug
las The wedding will take place in the
spring" The announcement comes as a
surprise TO the friends of the two young
people, locally.
The marriage of Mrs. Flora Louise
Clement to Captain Sidney A. Cloman
took place yesterday at high noon at
the home of John Hays Hammond. a
lifelong friend of the bride, ia Lake
wood, n. J. The wedding was a quiet
affair, the bride being attended only by
her close friend, Miss Lillian Woodward
or this city. Captain and Mrs. Cloman
left Immediately after the ceremony for
New York. where they will spend a few
days. and whence they will sail on Sat
urday for London.
Mrs. Mark l. Requa entertained
about sixty of her friends yesterday
afternoon at tea before leaving tomor-
row for Oakland to spend Christmas.
The rooms were bright with Christmas
holly and evergreen. and the tea table
was all decorated in the holiday colors.
The hostess was assisted in receiving
her friends by her sister, Mrs. Ross,
Mrs j. r. Walker, Mrs. D. Moore Lind
say, Mrs. H. A. Whitney, Mrs. w. NJ.
Ferry and Mrs. Edward S. Ferry.
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Mrs. Ledyard NJ. Bailey was the
hostess yesterday at a musicale at
which q number of her friends were en-
tertained. The decorations were all on
the Christmas order, holly wreaths and
mistletoe being especially effective. A
centerpiece of holly was on the table,
and red and green CONNECTIONS and ac-
cessories added to the effect. Mrs. E.
B. Critchlow and Mrs. Russell c..
Woodruff poured. and Mrs. Thomas
| Weir and Mrs. c. Z. Richards assist
ed. A splendid musical program was
rendered by Miss Agatha Berkhoel,
Mrs. G. r. Alley, Mrs. Charles Read,
Miss Esther Allen, Mrs. Graham F.
Putnam and Miss Judith Evans. Mrs.
Richards read short story written by
| Mrs. Morris l.. Richie. Mrs. Bailey
entertains again tomorrow at the sec
ond in a series of afternoon affairs.
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Mrs. Samuel Newhouse and a party
of friends occupied the two stalls on
the right of the stage Monday evening
at the Orpheum, the guests being Mrs.
Stingley, the mother of Mrs. Newhouse,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Stingley, Mrs.
! George G. Moore, Miss Leila Stingley.
Miss Georgeida Moore. Miss Edith
Godbe and Mr.. Townsend.
| Mrs. ]. Walcott Thompson enter
tanned a few of her friends yesterday
afternoon at an informal bridge tea in
compliment to Mrs. Gibson, the mother
of George Jay Gibson, who is visiting
here. Four tables were filled with the
players and prizes were won by Miss
Adelaide Mason and Mrs. James A.
Miner.
r. F. Herdick of Algona, Ia, with his
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Davis will arrive in the city today to
spend the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Hornung. Mr.. Hedrick is Mrs.
Hornung's father. Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
Wis will make their home here.
Sherman Armstrong will be home to-
morrow from where he has been at
tending school in California.
Putting aside the recent rule Of the
club by which ladies are excluded ex-
| cept Sunday and Thursday evenings,
| the Alta club will permit ladies at din
ned on Christmas day and New Years
day.
The marriage of Miss Lydia Weller
| to Frank W. BraZier took place yes
evening by a wedding supper to the
relatives only. Mr.. and Mrs. Brazier
left on the evening train for Los An
geles, where they will spend about a
month. Later they will be at home at
12S West Seventh South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Ashley of Denver
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Weir
on their way through to South Ameri-
ca Mrs. Ashley is a well known club
woman Of Denver.
Mrs. David Keith will entertain a
party OF friends at the matinee today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie L. Savage will
entertain at a dinner tonight i'm honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond s. Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McFerrna Tay-
lor left yesterday for Philadelphia to
spend the holidays.
Miss Geneve Horlick entertained yes
terday at a small and informal lunch
con for few friends.
Miss Zaida Boutwell, and Miss Maud
Miller returned Monday from Stanford
to spend the holidays in town.
Mrs. c. z. Loose and her daughter,
Miss Fay Loose of Provo, are spending
few days in the city.
Mrs. w. H. Chevers of Ogden is visit
ing Mrs. w. L. Jones at the Emery
Holmes for a day or so.
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John II. Hancock will be home from
college tomorrow to spend the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
r. Hancock.
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Mrs. Lee st. Claire left yesterday
morning for Denver to visit her sisters
and her mother.
There will be no meeting of the
Shakespeare section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club this morning, the meeting
having been postponed until after
Christmas.
Miss Sarah G. Spalding will leave the
last of the present week to spend the
holidays in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Raybould left
last evening for Los Angeles, where
Mrs. Raybould will remain for the bet
ter part of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Montague Ferry will
entertain at a dinner Christmas day.
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