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

SOCIETY

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The marriage of Miss Helen Bamberger
and Arthur Behal viii take place at s
o'clock this evening in Temple B'Nai Is
raeL The wedding will be a large one,
but no reception will follow the nuptials.
Instead a dinner to the family and the
wedding party only viii be given at the
Emery-Holmes. The bride will be at
tended by Mrs. Nelson A. Ransohoff as
matrOn OF honor, Miss Mamie SappingtOn
as maid OF honor and Miss EiOise Sadler
ana Miss Susan Sawyer will be the
bridesmaids. Little Elsa Bamberger, sis
ter 20 the bride and her little cousin. Dor
othy, will be flower girls. Louis Behal
OF St Louis is to be the best man and the
Ushers are J. A Greenewald, Sidney Bam-
berger, Julian Bamberger, Joseph Siegel,
Benjamin Siegel and Dan Lipmann. The
young people leave on a wedding trip,
which viii include q tour of Europe before
they are at home in New York.
Miss Katherine Geddes entertained last
evening at dinner dance at the Coun-
try club her guests numbering twenty
eight The long table was laid in the
enclosed dining room and frightened with
Great bowls Of deep red peonies were
used. Dinner was served at 7:30 and
dancing in the outer dining room and in
the sitting room followed The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Charming, Mr.,
and Mrs Ernest Bamberger, Mr. and
Mrs A V Callaghan, Miss Mary Nc
Shane, Miss Addie Zane, Mrs. Sherman
A White, Miss Allie Miller. Miss AIDE
laide Mason, Miss Katherine Williams,
Miss Kate Judge, P l. Williams, IT.,
Charles Morris, Henry Hallett,. G Nc
J. T Goodwin, ]. A Pollock, z. B. Wicks
Samuel NewhoUse, Mr. Adset, George n.
Lawrence, Henry Mccormick and Jasper
MCCaskeQ.
Miss Bess Williamson. entertained yes
terday at a luncheon for Miss Rather
inc MOffet, whose marriage takes place
next Tuesday. The decorations were all
in green and white, and little satin bags
Of the two COlOTs were used as place
cards. The guests to meet Miss Moffet
were Miss Mary Moffet, Miss Katherine
Mcdonald, Miss MyTa SOwles, Miss Erma
Walker, Miss Amy Addoms, Miss Halle
FerrOn, Miss Mabel Crowley. Miss Ethel
Campbell. Miss Lydia Smithen and Mrs.
Fred KnickeTbockeT-
Invitations have been issued for the
twenty-fifth annual commencement eX-
ercises of Rowland hall, 10 be held from
June to L inclusive. The events are
senior evening on Thursday next at the
First Congregational church, with Mrs
William lgleheart and Mrs Charles q.
FIummer assisting: BacCaIau1 cate sermon
next Sunday by Bishop Spalding; a mu
sicaIe Monday evening under the direc-
ton Of Miss Graua Flanders; and the
awarding OF diplomas next Tuesday morn
ing in the cathedral
The Misses scallou entertained yester-
day at the second in a series II lunch
cons. The decorations were ail in red,
/ peonies and red-snaded candclaora be
ing used. The guests were Mrs James
Finlen, Mrs w Edward Fife Mrs Alpha
T. EastOn, Mrs. Peter Brugiere, Mrs.
I Miss Laura Sherman, Miss Katherine
/ Williams, Miss Nose Kirkpatrick, Miss
Lillian Fitch and Miss Aimee Best.
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the Knutsford during their stay in town,
are being entertained by number Of
their friends here They we're the guests
Of Dr. and Mrs J. T Keith at a dinner
they entertained at a dinner At the kCUts-
ford with Il few Out-Of-tOWn guests and
Dr.. and Mrs Keith
A large number Of the High school boys
and girls are making UP parties TO 60
to Lagoon on Friday TO spend the day
with the cadets enCamped there. The
boys are making ample preparations for
entertaining their guests. including
/ dress parade and some athletic sports.
/ Miss May Sharp, daughter of Mrs So
Uhia Sharp, will be married At noon to-
| day in the temple 70 George Taylor Bad
/ ger. The event viii be followed by re-
Fception in the evening at the brides home
/ on Brigham street
Mr. and Mrs. J. ", Fowler left last
and Yellowstone park Later they will
/ go to Europe TO be gone one year.
/ Gerald Moyna Of the Morning Post
World World, and is visiting his cousins, the
/ Samuel Williamson family
The ladies Of Fort Douglas viii not be
/ at home THURSDAY afternoon Of this week,
Mrs. Frederick KnickerbocBer Is back
from California, where she has spent the
greater part Of the winter
Miss Kate Ryan returned last evening
from Bingham. where she has spent the
past two days on business trip.
! Word has been received IN this city
from Everett, Mass. announcing the en-
! gagement Of Miss Grace Bacon and John
! ". CAMEL Mr.. Canuell hes been a yisi-
tor to this city every summer for the
past three years.
Another wedding Of the day viii be that
! Of Miss ITma Wagner TO John D Mi
evening at St Marks cathedral. A re-
ception at the home Of the brides mother
will follow the marriage
Mrs. John Weir will entertain at q
bridge tea Friday afternoon
Mrs. H n. Mayo gives a small card
party this afternoon.
! Mrs W ". Anness will entertain IN
formally Thursday afternoon for Miss
Mary L Hoag and Mrs, /. A werz-
/ Mrs. w 3. Thorns and her daughter
Margaret are here from Los Angeles and
are at the Keith Apartments.
/ Invitations have been issued FOR Ma
| dame Swenson's recital on Saturday even
Ing in the First Cougregs tionaf church.
/ Mrs. David Tarpey and her family have
taken the Clark house at So q street
for the summer.
Mrs. William Reid entertains today al
a luncheon for Mrs. Harold Russell.
Mr. and Mrs. William N Clark left
yesterday at noon for Oakland, whence
they go later to Los Angeles to make
their home.
Miss Bess Chandler has gone to Los