The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-21
SOCIETY


party Of friends at a rose luncheon
yesterday at the Country club in honor
Of Miss Mary Lee McShane Of Omaha.
The affair was arranged with covers
for twenty-seven guests, three tables
being used The decorations were all
In fresh roses. even the place cards
showing moss rose bud fastened to
the card with ribbons. The names Of
the hostess and the guest of honor
were fashioned in the flowers which
formed the central decorations of each
table. Following the luncheon put
ting contest was engaged in in which
the prizes were won by Mrs. George
Rose first and Mrs. Artha Easton
second.
Mrs. W. w Armstrong entertained
about thirty of her friends yesterday
at 500. Seven tables were filled with
the players and roses were used
throughout the house for decorations,
while rose cards were the tallies. Miss
Carrie Goliath assisted the hostess and
the prizes were won by Miss Bunster,
first, and Mrs. W. r. Warren, second.
The consolation prize was won by Mrs.
F. s. knight.
The marriage of Miss Blanche Cher
~ and Percy Brown viii take place at
o'clock this evening at St. Marks cathe-
dral. The marriage services will be read
by Bishop Z. s. Spalding. while the or
gan and the violin played by Miss Mar
jorie Brooks will furnish the music. The
bride will be attended by Miss Jessie
Home as bridesmaid and Frank Law
renee will be the best man. Miss Bar
bara worse and Miss Theresa Browne
win be the flower girls and the ushers
are to be Hal Browne, Toward Cher
~, Mark Clark and Robert Lawrence.
obi To1x f0T1OvrrirC
a supper will be served at the Cherry
home to the members of the bridal
party and later the young people will
leave for Denver.
Mrs. W. c. Hall entertained a party
of friends at the matinee yesterday to
witness the afternoon performance Of
Mary. Mary. Quite Contrary" After
the play the party enjoyed a tea at
downtown cafe. The guests were Mrs.
Ainsley, Mrs. Ferdinand J. Fabian,
Mrs. Justus Jungk, Mrs. J. L. Frank
en-, Mrs. James Z. Jennings, Miss
George Weber, Mrs Solomon Siegel,
Mrs. Arthur Bird. Mrs. David r. Gray
Mrs. G. L. Parmalee and Miss Mar
gaTet Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand J. Fabian
will spend the month Of July in yell
lOWstOne park with party of Boston
friends. including Mr. and Mrs. Adel-
bert Thayer, Mr.. and Mrs. A. PIERCE
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pegram. Har-
old Fabian viii be home the first Of the
month and will join the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Longmaid and
their daughters, Annie and Helen, ar
rived in the city yesterday after a
years absence in Europe. and will
visit for some time with Harry Shear
man and Miss Edith Sherman at 1863
East Second South street, before going
to their home in Montana
The Mexican Herald of June IL says:
Mrs. r. f. Hayward and her three
sons, accompanied by Mr.. Hayward,
who is the general manager Of the
Mexican Light and Power company,
| left last night for Vera Cruz, where
Mrs. Hayward and the boys will en-
bark today for Dover, England. on an
extended trip home. Mr.. Hayward will
return to the city, stopping on his way
back in Orizaba for day or two.
Miss Beatrice O'ConnOr entertained a
| few friends yesterday at an afternoon
affair for Miss Blanche Cherry. The
affair was a japanese party and
japanese lanterns. parasols and fans
added to the effect Roses were used
jill through Lilt DdTtDI6 ana III the QAiA-
! ing room yellow mustard seed and
white daisies were in baskets. Score
and tally cards showed japanese fig
ures. and at the close of the game
the guests cut for small baskets of
panzies. The friends to meet Miss
/ Cherry were Mrs. John DAILY, Mrs Fred
Leonard, Mrs. J. G. Sawyer, Mrs. Har-
~ Goodwin, Mrs. Percival o. Perkins,
Mrs William Ray. Mrs. Willie Druehl,
I Il I rSe-e
Lamson, Miss Florence Grant, Miss
Susan Sawyer, Miss Jessie Home, Miss
Mamie SappingtOn, Miss Traddles Pat
terson, Miss Pearl Savage, Miss Rose
Howard, Miss Eva Richardson, Miss
Elsie Scheid, Miss Ina Ruby Miss FL
sic Dickert, Miss Phoebe Hardin. Miss
Bess Critzer, Miss Helena Critzer and
Miss Alice Fisher
Miss Preale Clark and Miss Irene
Short entertained the members Of the
class of 'O4 of the Salt Lake High
school last evening at the Short home
on Eighth East street. About forty
of the class members were present and
enjoyed games and music. Several Of
the BOYS home for the long vacation
made short addresses, and solos were
sung by Miss Fora Shaw and Miss
Fife Wilson. The class colors, yellow
and white. were combined with the red
and black of the school in the decora-
tions.
Mrs Hal W. Brown and her son
Ralph are at home for the summer at
the Fifth East hotel, while Mr.. Brown
is at the Brown ranch.
Mrs. w W. Armstrong will enter
tain again today. the affair being a
bridge tea,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Dinwoodey
will entertain this evening for Mr.. and
Mrs Harold Russell.
Mr. and Mrs. Dana T. Smith are
again at home at the Fifth East hotel.
nr and Mrs r d WoOdrl1ff are now