The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-18

sen on Fifth East street, Rev. Elmer L
! Goshen, close friend Of the groom
reading the service. Owing to the fact
that the brides home is in the east no
one was present but the mother and
young sisters of the groom. Mr.. and
Mrs Ingebretsen left last evening for
a short stay in Los Angeles.
Mrs. John G. Cutler was the hostess
yesterday at an elaborate luncheon at
the Alta club, at which some fifty of
/ her friends were entertained The ia
bic was in the form OF a hollow square
the inner part filed with palms and
handsome rubber plants. Around the
inner side of the board ran deep Dor
der of flowers, jonquils and white mar
cissus being used. Studded throughout
the long bed were lights shaded in yell
low Lights similarly shaded were
suspended from the electrOlier and
broad streamers Of yellow satin ribbon
reached to the four inner corners. An
orchestra stationed behind a screen in
the outer rotunda furnished music
throughout the luncheon and at the
close solos were sung by Miss Agatha
Berkhoel and Miss Edythe E1lerbeck
The entrance door was draped with two
immense flags. The guests were Mrs
Charles s. Tingey. Miss Vera Tingey,
Mrs. Horace G. Whitney, Mrs. John D
Spencer, Mrs. Nj. A. Breeder, Mrs
| Daniel s. Spencer, Mrs. Fisher Harris,
Mrs. ]. W. Currie, Mrs. Walter c.
Cooke, Mrs. William H. King, Mrs.
| Reed Smoot, Mrs William W. Ritter
Mrs. Albert s. Bower, Mrs David
Keith, Mrs Samuel T. Fenton, Mrs
OrsOn Howard, Mrs. Rachel s. Miller,
/ Mrs. T. 3. Beatie. Miss Merle Lynch
Mrs. T. NJ. Day. Mrs. E. S. Ellerbeck.
Miss Edythe Ellerbeck, Miss Agatha
Berkhoel, Mrs. AlonzO B. Irvine, Mrs
/ Thomas D. Lewis, Miss Marjorie EIler-
/ beck. Miss Claire Ellerbeck, Mrs AIon-
70 P. Kesler, Mrs. Edward E. Calls
ter, Mrs. Samuel King, Mrs. Joseph S.
| Taylor, Mrs. H. NJ. H. Lund, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Taylor, Mrs. Robert Erben Steele,
| Mrs John 7. Smith. Mrs. Jennie A
| CTismOn, Mrs. William ]. Lynch, Mrs.
| Fred A. 'Slade, Mrs. Howity, Miss Hazel
| A. Cutler.
! Miss Selma Wall entertained a party
| of her girl friends at a matinee party
/ yesterday. The guests were Miss Mary
Moore, Miss Mary Smedley, Miss May
1 Kervin, Miss LOrene Leary, Miss
Maude Fitch, Miss Lillian Fitch, Miss
/ Margaret Harris, Miss Isabel Osborne,
/ Miss Amy Osborne. Miss Gertrude Han
/ sen, Miss Marie GOldwaite, Miss Louise
| Wey, Miss Phoebe Hardin and Miss
Alice Wall. The party was -chaperoned
/ by Mrs z. a. Wall and merry hour
was spent at a supper following the
play.
Miss L. c. Taylor entertained about
/ forty of her friends at cards Wednes-
| day evening. Hears was the game
played, and hearts were used on every
! hand in the decorating of the rooms
Bright red carnations added to the
/ color Prizes were won by Mrs w. L.
Green, Mrs. J. H Sanborne, Mr. Free
man and Mr.. West. Later. some music
was enjoyed, those who took part being
borne and Miss Julia Jones.
/ Mrs. Hanauer and Miss Fannie Han
auer will leave during the week for a
short stay in Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Rowland are
| at home to their friends at IA Fifth
East street
Mrs. Benjamin c. Lockwood has is
sued invitations for a bridge tea to be
given next Wednesday afternoon.
| Mrs. Edwin KimbaI entertains at a
luncheon next Wednesday to meet her
sister, Miss Rose RartwelI, who has
recently returned from abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cain tCrismon
| entertain next Wednesday evening in
compliment to Miss Blanche Water
man, who is Miss Helen buckingham s
guest.
| Mrs. Justus JCngk has issued invita-
| tons for a bridge tea to be given next
| Wednesday.
| Colonel and Mrs. E. A. Wall and their
| daughters have given up their eastern
/ Ill, ~, 4
/ main in town to supervise the recon-
struction of their new home on Brigham
street, which they expect to be in by
| the autumn
Mr. and Mrs. F. ]. Hagenbarth left
Friday evening for a stay of some time
/ In California.
Mrs. Mary NJ T. Allen. of Park City
| will be in town to spend the last part
| Of the week with Mrs. George R. Han
| cock.
Mrs. o. E Cary will entertain at a
bridge tea Tuesday afternoon.
The First Unitarian society invites
all members Of the congregation and
| those interested in the welfare of the
parish to attend the informal reception
! held in honor of Rev. S. A Eliot D. D.,
/ OF Boston at Unity hall from till 1920
/ p. m Tuesday evening.
| Little Miss Katherine SIade ceIe-
| brated her fourth birthday on Friday
1 with party for ten of her little friends.
The T. Z. T. girls entertained a party
| of their friends last evening ar a valen-
| tine party in the kindergarten room at
/ the state university. Valentine games
were played and the little love missives
played an important part in all the
/ decorations and prizes.
Miss Lottie Hampton and D. w
Hamlin were quietly married Wednes-
/ day morning at the brides home, 267
| " est First North street. The bride
was attired in her going-away gown.
After the wedding breakfast Mr. and
Mrs. Hamlin left Immediately for San
Francisco. They will tour the coast
and later make their home in Los An
geles.
A valentine party was given by the
Misses Enid and June Edmonds last
Tuesday evening at their home on
Fifth street The evening was spent in
music and games, after which refresh