The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-01
CURRENT EVENTS IN
LOCAL SOCIETY CIRCLES

Mss Edith Sherman and Mrs. j. r.
Folsom entertained about fifty of their
friends yesterday afternoon at a tea in
honor of Mrs. John Longmaid. The af-
fair was entirely informal and num-
Der of vocal selections were rendered
during the afternoon by Mrs Harry Da-
vid Cue. Miss ElOise Sa6ler and Harry
Sherman. The Shearman home on East
Second South street was bright with
flowers, yellow being used in the dining
room, where Miss Blanche Kimball and
Miss Ida Hanauer presided. They were
assisted in serving by Miss Dorothy
Rooklidge, Miss Gwendoline Trip and
Miss Helen Longmaid.
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DR.. Hugh Sprague will entertain a
party of about forty of the younger set
al the buffet supper this eV ening at
Idlewild, the country home of his sis
ter Mrs. A. E. Walker. The party
will meet at the University club and the
trip will be made by automobile horse
back and a big tally-hO. The party will
leave town about o'clock. The entire
place Will be in possession of the guests,
including the Cheeseman home. the Raw
Walker home and Idlewild. Mrs. Walker
will be assisted III entertaining the
guests by Miss Beatrice Cheesman, Miss
Allie Miller Mrs. Ray Walker and Mrs.
Percy Sadler.
Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes and Mrs. Jay
I. Harris entertained yesterday at a
luncheon in honor Of Mrs. Charles
Shields of Park City. Their guests were
mostly the old friends who had lived in
Park City. The decorations were all in
roses and those present 10 meet Mrs
Shields were Mrs J. W White, Mrs. c.
h. Brink of Denver, Mrs. Joseph Young
Mrs. W. W. Armstrong, Mrs. w. /. Sny-
der. Mrs. f. s. Fox and Mrs Walter
Scott.
A lake party was given Tuesday even
ing by the Q. and a club The table
decorations were roses and sweet peas
The place cards were decorated with
the Q. and a. emblem skull and cross
bones. Those present were Mrs. E. NJ.
Qualtrough, Misses Janet and Kate Will
hanson. Pearl and Jennie Allenbaugh.
Lydia Smlthen. Belle Walker Henri
eta NeTmill on. Fanny Wheeler. Ollie
Reed, Messrs. l. Williamson. 7. Blake
1y, r. HOme- +. Cathcart, /. d. Pat
terson, Edwards, Niclum, Newcomb.
Belcher and Carlson.
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wedding of the week was that of
Miss Jennie Edward TO Clarence Ray
bouid, which took place at o'clock
Wednesday evening at the Raybould
home on West Temple street The cere-
mony, performed by Rev. ID. A. Kiely
Of st. Mays cathedral, was witnessed
by only the immediate relatives who
were entertained at supper following
and later a large reception was given TO
which more than 100 friends were in
vted. The music for the service was
furnished by quartette of friends. Miss
Edna Evans, t. E. Harper, John James
and Mrs. Grace Radcliffe Young.
At the rec option which followed. Mr.
AID Mrs. f. L. Raybould were assisted
in receiving their guests by Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Raybould and Mrs. Alice
Parker. Mrs. A. W. RayDould presided
in the Gining-room and she was assisted
by Miss Ruby koeber and Mrs. c. 4.
Woods. Miss Daisy Raybould and Miss
Jessie Harper served punch i'm the Ii
brary.
Tie bride was attended by Miss Anne
liza Woods and Charles II. Raybould was
the best man. The gown worn by the
bride was of white silk trimmed with
lace and applique. she carried a large
shower OF brides roses. The home was
bright with the seasons roses, white
\and green icing used IN the parlors
nh ere the bridal party stood and pink
roses fillirg all the spaces in the dining
room. Red frightened the library where
the punch was served and ropes of snoi-
lax and plumosa were festooled over
everything. Mr. and Mrs. Raybould left
that evening for a trip to the north
wess, where they will spend some weeks.
Later they will make their home at Cos
Third East street.
Another home wedding of the week
was that OF Miss Claire Miogley and
Arthur Gardner, which took place Wed
nesday evening at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. |