The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-29
SOCIETY

Mr. and Mrs T. J. Hagenbarth enter
tanned about twenty friends last even
ing at a dinner at the Alta club com
plimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
Wood, who are just home from a tour
OF Europe. The large round table was
laid in the gold room and the decora-
tons were in American Beauties and
deep red peOnies. An orchestra MAS
stationed outside in the hallway, fur
nishing fine music throughout the even
ing. The friends to meet Mr.. and Mrs.
Wood were Mr.. and Mrs Simon Pam
berger, Mr.. and Mrs. David Keith, Mr..
and Mrs Thomas KeaTns, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. H Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Buckingham, Mr.. and Mrs. H. <. Wood
Of Spencer Ida, Judge and Mrs. +. T.
HulanisH Of Ogden, Mrs. A. Z. Kim
ball, John Dern, W. s. Mccormick, Fa-
Their Guinan Of All HallowS college and
Bishop Laurence Seaman.
Friends of John L. Kemmerer. sec
rotary and treasurer of the Kemmerer
Coal company, have received invita-
lions to his wedding with Miss Frances
Mott Ream, daughter Of Norman b.
Ream of Chicago, on June 4. The Cere-
mOny takes place in the Congregational
church at Thompson, Conn, where the
Reams have their summer home Miss
Ream is one of the prominent young So
ciety women of Chicago. The KEN
merers will make their home in Scran-
ton, Pa.
The Misses Eudora and Evelyn Daily
entertained about thirty-five Of their
friends yesterday afternoon at a ard
party for Miss Helen Bambsrger.
Five hundred was the game played.
and prizes we're awarded to Miss Bob
EllerbeCk and Miss Eliza beth McIn-
tyre. The hOstesses were assisted in
entertaining their guests by Miss Lou
Use LamsOn, Miss Mercy Berkeley and
Miss Mamie SappingtOn. The home was
bright with pink, Prosperity and Law
son carnations being used.
Miss Daisy Raybould entertained at
a KensingtOn followed by a tea yes
teTday afternoon in honor Of Miss Mary
Sharp. Dolls were dressed as brides
during the afternoon. Miss Abbie
Wells won the prize for having dressed
her doll most gracefully. Miss Sharp
was given a special prize At the tea
which followed Mrs James b. SadleT
and Miss Ella MantOr poured tea.
Miss Edith Sherman and Harry
Sherman entertained about forty Of
their friends Sunday evening at an n
given I'm honor Of Miss Mary VIM and
Miss Mary Block of St Louis Fol
/ lowing the supper a musical pro-
gTamme was rendered by Miss Cecilia
Sharp, Mrs. Harry David Cue and Mr..
Sherman.
Mrs. Jacob Moritz will entertain IT a
luncheon today for Miss Helen BAN
berger and Mrs. y. a. Ransohof
The date set for the marriage of Miss
Emily Whitney and WinsIOw F. Smith
is Thursday, June Z. The wedding Will
De a quiet one. but the young people
viii receive their friends Informally
during the afternoon at the home of The
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs, .. Il
Whitney.
Mrs. J. w. Timpson Of Sugar City.
Ida, Will be in town during the week
! to spend some time with the Whitney
family
Mrs. J. J. Bamberger Of New York
is the guest Of Mrs J. z Bamberger
for a few weeks at the Bamberger
home on East First South street.
An eastern newspaper announces the
engagement of Miss Gwendoline Young
/ of Denver to Robert Livermore Of New
York. Both the young people nave
friends in this city.
Mrs. William G. Jennings viii enter
/ tain at bridge on Friday next instead
/ Of today as announced.
/ Mrs David S. Murray viii entertain
at an informal luncheon today for Mrs
! Jack Jevne.
Mrs Grace CIawson Woolley will en-
/ terrain today at an informal affair for
/ Miss Emily Whitney.
/ Mr. and Mrs. E. o. Howard viii give
dinner tomorrow evening for Miss
[ Mary Robinson.
Mrs. F. B. Hall and her son, Barron,
I viii leave shortly for Chicago
Abraham Hanauer entertained at a
/ luncheon Yesterday at the Alta club
/ for Mrs, Joseph Bamberger.
/ Mrs. S. B. Page and Miss Corolyn
/ Holmes viii leave today for Denver to
make their home.
/ The members Of the Third Presby-
/ terrain church viii give a. reception this
/ evening in GUntOn memorial chapel in
honor Of their pastor.
/ Mrs. Kate BrideWeII Anderson viii
/ present a number Of her pupils this
/ evening at a recital at the First Pres
! byterian church.
/ There VIII be a TummaEe sale in the
/ basement Of St. Marks church at 10
/ O'Clock today
( Mrs. John Shea left Sunday after
! noon for a two or three weeks visit
[ among relatives and friends in Kan
! saS City.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Ruff announce
/ the engagement Of their daughter,
/ Emily to Frank I. Frazier. The mar
/ rage will take place June IA.
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