The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-01
SOCIETY

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Waehtel of Los
Angeles, both of whom are artists of
reputation, have come to Salt Lake to
do some sketching of the Wasatch
mountains and the Salt Lake valley.
They arrived early in the week and II.
L. A. Gunner took them out to the
mouth of Cottonwood, where they are
at work. Mr.. Wachtel was awarded the
prize in California for his work the day
before the great fire. Mrs. Wachtel is
considered one of the artists of the
coast in country scenes.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Ray and Miss
Evelyn Thomas entertained at a dinner
last evening at the Alta club in honor
Of Miss Mary Sharp and George Taylor
Badger. The table was laid in the green
room and the decorations were all in
red, red ribbons, red shaded candelabra
and red flowers giving a glow Of color.
The other guests were Miss Anna
Adams, Will Foster and Charles Rey-
nolds.
Ben SiegeI entertained a party of
friends at a dinner at the Country club
Wednesday, his guests being Mrs. Peter
Brugiere, Miss Eloise SadIer, Miss
Mary smedley, Jasper McCaskell and
Albert Mccormick.
Mrs. Elizabeth II. Dunbar, who has
been spending some time in Los Ange-
les, is here for a few days. She will
return to Los Angeles, where she has
taken house, accompanied by her son
Hooper and will remain through the
summer,
Mrs. J. H. Spalding will give mis-
siOnary tea at o'clock this afternoon
to meet Miss Evelyn Vile. All women
are invited to be present at the Spald-
ing home on East First South street.
The pupils of the eighth grade B class
at the OQuirrh school will entertain
those Of the A class at a banquet to-
morrow evening at Saltair, the party
going out on the o'clock train.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Jennings will
entertain their friends this evening al a
large and elaborate dance at the La
dies Literary club in honor of the
eighteenth anniversary of their mar
riage.
Mrs. David Keith will entertain the
pupils of Mrs. Ryan's school at Saltair
today.
Mrs. William c. Jennings gives a
bridge tea this afternoon at her home
in POppertOn.
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Mrs. c. Ira Ttttle gives a luncheon
today at the Country club.
Glen Schramm entertains at a din
ner at the Alta club this evening.
Mrs. Frederick W. Little expects TO
leave soon for Long Beach to spend
the summer.
Miss Mary Sharp will entertain the
girls Of her Sewing club this afternoon
Mrs. 6. 6 Verbryck and her son Car
risOn left Wednesday for Spearfish to
spend the summer.
Miss Edgarda Wedgwood will 90 to
Grand Junction TO spend a short time
with friends early in the month.
Miss Maud Hapgood arrived yester-
day from De Lamar and will leave to-
day for Ogden, where she will visit
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph E Hoag-
Mrs. j c. Weeter of Park City is in
town for stay of a fortnight with
friends.
Miss Lillian Turner, who is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. WetzeIl. will
leave within a few days for Seattle to
spend the summer
Z Mrs Charlotte Newman leaves to-
morrow for the, east
Mrs c. E Reilly has gone to Boston
to spend the month of June with her
son. William. who is in the Boston
school of technology.
Miss Adele Primeaux and Miss Bess
Primeaux, who have spent the winter
here studying music. Will leave the first
of the week for their home in Tusca-
rcTa-
Mrs. T. ". Armstrong and her daugh-
ter. Miss Ruby Armstrong, will go 40
southern California, leaving early in
June.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel c. Cooper will
leave soon to make their home in south
ern California. ......
Mrs. Abner Luman will entertain the
members of her Five Hundred Card
club today. the meeting having been
postponed for one day.
The two chapters Of the orders of the
Western Star met at the home of Mr.
anu III D. AdlilEA. y. -N-OJptI AdSJ T Iita1g
evening and surprised the host and
hostess by presenting them with two
handsome souvenir spoons, W. II. Ar
mold and Mrs. B. Graham making the
presentations. Cards were played and
a supper served.
Mr. and Mrs F. l. Carter leave today
for Solomon, Kan, to be gone for some
time.
After spending two years in Califor-
Ma Nj and Mrs. ]. ]. RrOngnall and