The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-22
CURRENT EVENTS
IN LOCAL SOCIETY

An event of he near future is the
marriage of Miss Laura Clark, daugh-
ter of Senator c. D. Clark of Wyoming,
to Charles Pixley Blyth of this city
The wedding will take place on Mon
day. Aug. 6, in ST. PauPs church at
Evanston, and will be followed by
large reception. Mrs. j. r. Keith, sis
ter of the groom, will be the matrOn Of
honor, and the four bridesmaids will
be Miss Gertrude Riner of Cheyenne,
Misses Margaret and Frances Clark,
sisters of the bride and Miss Claire
Peterson. VIII Blyth will be the lest
man, and the ushers are to be Forest
Rutherford, Archibald Barnard of Los
Angeles, Max Adams and Thomas
Blyth. A number of Salt IAakers will
be there besides and Mrs. Thomas
Blyth, jr., will nave a house party dur
ing the preceding week.
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Miss Marjorie Higgin entertained
yesterday DIT luncheon for Miss Louise
Walden, her guests numbering ten of
the girl friends of the two. The dec
Oration5 were pink and white sweet
peas, and hand-decOrated place. cards
done in the same flowers We're used.
The friends 20 meet Miss Walden were
Mrs. Henry CatrOw, Miss Grace Bet
Partridge, Miss Alverda Martin, Miss
Jessie Martin, Miss Lenore Morse and
Miss Jessie Home.
The dance ct the Country club last
evening was attended by a large num-
Der of the members and their friends,
and was preceded by a number of din
ners. The enclosed Veranda was lighted
and the grounds gay with lights as
well. while music furnished by the
band added to the pleasure of the
dancers.
Creighton and Ross Brown gave a
lake party Friday evening in honor of
their guests, Miss Grace Harrison of
Newark, n. J.. and William P. Hopkins
of LockhaVen, Pa. There were thirty
FIVE in all, who went out on the D
o'clock train. Nj. and Mrs. James H.
Brown and Mrs. w. ]. Montgomery
had the affair in charge.
The usual mid-week luncheon at the
Country club will be served on Wedncs-
day next and there will be an ap-
preaching and putting contest next
Saturday during the tea hour. The
hOstesseS for that day Will be Mrs. W.
Edward Fife, Miss Gertrude McGrath
and Miss Lillian Fitch.
Miss Lenore Morse will entertain at
a breakfast tomorrow morning in hon
or of Miss Louise Walden, and the
Misses Alverda and Jessie Martin will
give an afternoon party for her the
same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 2. kiser entertained
at a dinner at the Country club last
evening, their guests being Miss Lyster,
MISS Nan i4yster, Charles Nelson anu
l.. 3. Wicks.
Mrs. George r. Hancock enJartains
next Thursday at Il luncheon for Miss
Louise Walden and Mr.. and Mrs. Han
cock will also entertain at a dinner on
Saturday evening for Miss Walden and
her fiance, George j. Mclaughlin.
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Miss Gertrude Macdonald returned
yesterday from a two weeks visit on
the coast. having spent the time with
friends in Los Angeles and vicinity
and visited in Oakland on her home
ward trip. After short stay with her
brother, Harry Macdonald, she win
leave for her home in st. Johns, New
Brunswick.
Mrs. John Corlew of Ogden, who has
been visiting Mrs. Ira Lyon, returned
during the week to her home
Dr. and Mrs. Walter Pike of ST
George are in town for a short time
visiting friends.
Mrs. George Curtis and her mother
are at home for the rest of the summer
with Miss Mary j. Ryder in the Louise
flats.
Mrs Ira Hudson Lewis will leave the
latter part of the week for Chicago,
whence she will go with her mother,
Mrs. Arthur Smith, to the Straits of
Mackinaw for the remainder of the
summer. She will visit in Chicago for
some time on her return, coming home
late in the autumn.
Mrs. Roscoe II. Charming and her