The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-07
THE SALT LAKE HERALD: SUNDAY, ocToBER . 1906


Mrs NJ. A. Breeder expects to leave
on Wednesday next for Ocean Park.
MISS Leva Granger of Kaysville is
in town visiting Mrs Starkweather for
a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Black of Kim
berley are in town for a visit of few
days with friends.
Miss R. A Thompson is back from a
summer spent in Omaha, where she has
been studying art.
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Company G of the national guard
gave a dance to their friends Fri-
tended The armory on Pierpont street
was decorated with military trappings
and number of young people enjoyed
the event.
Mrs. D. w. Mcqueen leaves Monday
for Springfield. O., where she will visit
| relatives and then go on to New York.
Mrs. r. S. Joyce of Ogden and her
daughter, Frances, are in town for
stay of few days.
Mrs. A. W. Smith has Just returned
from Venice, Cal, where she has been
visiting her brother, Bert lawyer
Mrs. Reeves, one of the national
workers in the p. e. o., who mas been
in town for a few days, has gone on to
the coast.
Mr.. H. E. Zerbe entertained about
fifty of his friends Thursday evening at
an informal affair. Games were played
and buffet supper served.
Mrs r Reruhair1 ,pd do,ob+a- ,,,1o
have spent the past few months in
this city, left last night for their home
in Helena. Mont
Enos II. Harrison OF Newark, N j.,
who has come on for his daughter Miss
Grace Harrison, who has been visiting
the j. II. Browns, entertained a few
friends yesterday at a luncheon at the
Emery Holmes. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs Brown, Miss Harrison, Miss
Ethel Woodmansee and Miss Winnifred
Woodmansee.
! Mrs. Arthur Truelson of Brigham
City is in town visiting her sister, Mrs.
t. c. Crawford.
Colonel E. A. Wall will leave today
for Washington, where he will place
his daughter, Alice, In National Park
seminary.
S. ]. Hernstadt of New York left for
the coast yesterday over the Salt Lake
Route.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. e Schaufelberger
have returned from California.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. LaZare of Chicago
left yesterday for Los Angeles.
T. c. Peck, the superintendent of the
oil oh In,
yesterday for his home after a few
days spent in this city
Miss Ethel Lane has moved and is at
home now at 765 South Seventh East
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. washburn of
Berkeley returned to their home YES
terday, after visiting in town for few
days.
Robert l.. Maupin of Twin Falls. Ida.
has gone to Los Angeles on business
trip.
The ladies of St Marks Guild will
give a tea to their friends Tuesday, Oct.
3, from to ., at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. H. A. Whitney. AS East South
Temple street.
Misses Flora Thorn and Alice Evans
entertained sixteen of their friends
Wednesday evening at cards at the
home of the former.
The house was decorated with au-
tumn leaves and asters, and four tables
were filled with players. At the close
of the game prizes were awarded TO
Mary COndie. Ethel Watson, Paul
Battling and Conner Smith. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Pickering, Mr..
and Mrs. Estes, Ethel Watson, Mary
Condie. Elsie Pugh, Mrs. A. Preece, !
Rud Watson, David H. Rouse. Conner
Smith, Paul Bahling and Frank Conn.
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Mrs George d. Garter entertained
at 800 Wednesday evening in honor of |
her sister, Mrs. Charles G. Drande of |
Peoria, ILL., The parlor was decorated
in pink and white aSters. The dining |
room was done in crimson asters ard |
autumn leaves. The guests, numbering |
sixteen, were seated at a buffet luncfi- |
con at IL O'Clock. Honors were won |
by Mrs. A. Edison, sMr. II. Erdman. |
Miss Gyndora Youngberg and Mr.. j. |
j. Myers.
The marriage of Miss Hattie Ward /
and Henry j. Binch took place Wednes- |
day evening at the brides home, the
ceremony being performed by the Rev |
Ross LLOYD at 7:30. at which only the /
family of the bride and groom were /
present. Miss Pearl Rothschild and |
Romania Hyde played the Bridal Che
rus" from Lohengrin, followed by the |
Mendelssohn wedding March" The |
bride was gowned in French lawn, with
of Val. lace and .affeta lib
bons. and carried a shower bouquet of |
brides roses. The decorations were
autumn leaves, and red and white as
ters. A reception was held from I'M
til IL o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward were
assisted in receiving by the Misses
Nowles, LoWback. Swan, Jones ard |