The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-18
SOCIETY

delightful musical the visiting guest
of the evening being Mrs Harry j. Rob.
inson, formerly Of Denver, now of Bing-
ham. Mrs. Robinson is a member of
| the Symphony and Tuesday Musical
clubs of Denver and as a student of
! Chopin has won an enviable reputation
as planiste. Mrs Peet's guests were
prominent members Of the younger mu-
sical set and the charming hostess had
arranged delightful evening of instru-
mental and vocal solo numbers, which
were greatly appreciated.
Dr.. and Mrs. j. T. Keith and Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Blyth gave dance last night
| at the Country club for which 200 in
vitations were issued, in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Pixley Blyth. A great
many out of town people were present.
including the Misses Frances Blyth and
Clark of Wyoming. who assisted during
the evening. The dining-room of the
club house was In red-dahlias, can
delabra and ribbons giving the color
effect.
Miss Tia Anderson, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Anderson of Mt. Pleas
ant, and r. Francis Campbell of this
city were quietly married Yesterday
morning at the Methodist parsonage.
Rev. Benjamin Young officiating Miss
Eloise Anderson acted as bridesmaid.
This Thursday evening large recep-
ton will be held at Mt, Pleasant, in
honor of the marriage. The young
couple Will make their home in this
city.
The members of the Utah Kadimoh
Gate pleasantly surprised Miss Celia
Levy and Miss Yetta Stein, two Oc-
tober brides and members of the So
ciety, at their club rooms. the B. B.
hall last evening. Both brides were
handsomely engraved. A dainty repast
was served. after which toasts and
speeches were given Music and games
were feature of the. evening.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Deisher
and John Laure of the Oregon Short
Line will take place Wednesday, Rev,
at which only the family will be pres.
ent. Later large reception will be
given the young couple by the bride g
mother, Mrs. Lillian Deisher.
The Roller Skating club. which has
been organized for the winter hy about
15O of the younger set, will meet to-
ace, with Mrs. Gould Smith Miss Filler
and Mrs. Callahan as some of the chap
erons,
Miss Leila Stinglev entertained in
formally Saturday afternoon at bridge
for Miss Lorene Leary, who left for
Chicago Sunday night. The rooms were
In pink carnations and sweet peas. The
guests made up four tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. LAFAYETTE Hanchett,
who were called to Denver by sickness.
returned last week, accompanied by
Mr., Hanchett' g mother. also of Denver,
who will visit them for some time at
their home on Third street.
Benjamin Roger Howell who has
been spending the summer at his home
in Rockville, Ind. has returned In
stead of resuming his work at the Uni
verslty of Utah this year, he will prac.
tice law IN the city:
Mr.. aud Mrs. T. R. Holiday have is
sued invitations for a party Wednesday
evening to be given in honor of Mr.,
and Mrs. Weight of Pasadena, vino are
here visiting Mr., and Mrs. Jack.
Mrs Waldemar Van Cott returned
the latter part of the week from Cali
fornia, Miss Nora Van Cott. her daugh-
ter, will leave for ST. Louis September
"a, 10 enter school.
Gen. and Mrs. j. Milton Thompson
gave a dinner at the Country club yes
terday for few Of their friends
Mrs. Hector D. Lane also entertained
at dinner.
Mrs. Alexander Moffat and Mrs Jo-
seph Patrick, who have been on a
ten days trip to the coast, are home
again.
Mr. and Mrs L. W. Snow entertained
informally Sunday for number Of the
home opera company. The evening was
pleasantly spent. with music.
Mrs. Arthur E. Smith. who has been
spending the summer at Santa Cruz,
Cal. left last week to join Mr.. Smith
at Reno.
Mrs. John McVicker returned today
from a trip 10 Minnesota, where she
went TO attend family reunion.
Miss Vivian Little will entertain
some time during the week for Miss
Pearl Pierce.
Miss Eva Snow will give cup and
saucer shower Wednesday for Miss
Pearl Pierce.