The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
CURRENT EVENTS IN
LOCAL SOCIAL CIRCLES

Information comes from the east of
the engagement of Miss Louise Hughes
Of Denver 10 P. Randolph Morris of the
Salt Lake Route. The bride is the
daughter of Andrew :. Hughes Of Den
Yer, the general traffic manager of the
Rio Grande, and has been since her
debut into society few seasons ago
one of the most popular of DCnverS
society girls. Her grandfather is Bela
NJ. Hughes. well known since earliest
times in Denver. Mr.. Morris has lived
for some time in Salt Lake, having
only recently been transferred to Los
Angeles He IS the son of Governor
Morris of New York. The date of the
marriage has not Yet been set.
The Gamma Delta girls entertained
at a luncheon yesterday at the Emery
Holmes i'm compliment to one of their
number. Miss Helen BamberSeT. Those
present were Miss Alta. Bawlius. Miss
Helen Letchdeld. Miss Traddles Pattcr-
son, Miss Susan Sawyer and Miss Ma
mic SappinEton- The affair was chap
eTCned by Mrs. y. A Ransohofl.
The largest event planned for the
j coming week is the dance to be given
by Mr.. and Mrs. James r Jennings
next Friday night to celebrate the
eighteenth anniversary of their mar
Tiage- 4 great many invita- tons have
been issued and the event promises TO
be an elaborate one.
Miss Halle Ferr0n entertained a few
of the girl friends Of Miss Katharine
NOffat yesterday afternoon at 800 Wild
flowers and SnowbaIls were used i'm the
decorations and sixteen girls were pres
ent.
Mrs. Russel l. Tracy viii entertain
at a luncheon tomorrow for Miss C0To-
Ign Holmes and Mrs Page. who viii
leave Tuesday for Denver.
Miss Daisy Raybor5ld eutertafns to-
morrow for Miss Mary Sharp
The Misses Eudora and Evelyn DAILY
VIII give ii card party tomorrow for
Miss Helen Bamberger-
Mrs. William &. Jennings entertains
ON Tuesday at the second in series
of bridge teas.
Mrs. David ). Murray viii give a
small and Informal luncheon ON Tues
day for Mrs. Jevne.
Mr. and Mrs J. II. Gibson of Layton
announce the engagement of their
daughter. May. to Samuel Eershaw.
The marriage viii take place June q.
Miss Lillian Oliver leaves today for
London. where she VIII spend the sum-
mer. Later she viii so to Paris and
spend a year there in study. She sails
from Boston about June /.
Nh and Mrs T. \. DUuyon announce
The engagement of their daughter Car
RE to Mr. Sam Ashby- The wedding
viii take place June IS.
Mrs. I. A. WooIley and daughter Lin
da are back from stay of some weeks
in Los Angeles
Miss sara Sunoway of Mountain
Home, Ida, is the guest of Miss Fannie
Breeder for a few days.
The Misses Rae and Olive Bartch
Will be home from Boston about the
end Of June
Mrs. Ely. wife of Captain Frank D.
Ely. left during the week for san Fran
cisco. where she viii join her husband.
Mrs. J. F. Evans is here from Oak
land and viii be with Mr. and Mrs.
John J Judson for a short time.
Colonel Benjamin G. Lockwood. Ma
jor Robert T. Hirst, Captain B>!ant II,
Wells and Captain II. Z. Perry win
leave Tuesday for Fort Wingate on
court-ma-tial duty.
, Miss Grace Meek. who has been vis-
khng Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 3. Whitney for
s5me time, left Friday for her home in
Ogden.
Mrs. O +. Cary will be, the guest dur
ing the week of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
/ Tracy at their home in POppertOn-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Wood returned
yesterday from a lengthy stay in Eu-
rope.
Mrs. George Read has returned from
a visit of a month with Mr.. and Mrs.
{. H Tate in St Louis.
MIR. and AIRS. Walter T. Piper left