The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-16
SOCIETY

I'D a party to Saltair last evening, go
| ing out on the FIVE O'Clock train ana re-
naming for the dancing. The party
was chaperoned by Lieutenant and
Mrs. Alpha T. Easton and Mrs. p L
/ Thomson. The others were MISS
Eloise Sadler, Miss Louise Sullivan
Mrs Leslie Savage, Miss Lorene
Leary, Mrs. Peter Brugiere, Miss May
| Kervin, Miss Mary Moore, Miss Mary
I Smedley, Miss lone MacLouth, MISS
/ Bob Ellerbeck, Miss Stella Mcintyre
! Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre, Miss Cert
rude Hanson, Miss Mary Scallon, MISS
/ Margaret ScaIlon, Harold Lamb, wal
| lace Bredemeyer. DeverouX Jennings,
Will NibIey, DR.. ". G. B. Terrell.
/ Lieutenant 8. L. Allen, Lieutenant
] Benjamin Gray. Levi Ritter, George
Ritter, Ben SiegeI, D. z. Sullivan, D.
NJ. Boyd and DR.. William Keller.
For the first time in many months
| the Amelia Palace was open yester-
/ day to callers, and many carriages
stood before the residence during the
afternoon hours. The callers were re-
| ceived informally and were nearly all
of them shown through the art gallery,
! especial interest centering on the new
paintings of the big natural bridges
! recently done by H. L. A Culmer.
/ Colonel and Mrs. Holmes were both re-
| ceiving so a liberal sprinkling of men
! callers were out as we'll as the women.
! The hostess at the Country club this
afternoon will be Mrs. r. H. Claiming,
| Mrs. J. r. Walker, Miss Maude Fitch,
and Miss Mary Moore. Tea will be
! served from four to six and there viii
be tennis contest Of mixed doubles.
Later a table d'hote dinner will be
the order of the evening.
Mrs. W. F. James entertained yes
terday afternoon at bridge in honor of
/ Mrs. Harry David Cue, her guests
numbering about a score. Prizes were
/ won by Mrs. F. J. Fabian, Miss Mar
garet Park, Mrs Robert Hardness
| Mrs. Ernest Drake gave a card party
yesterday afternoon to q number Of her
| friends. The game was 500 and Mrs.
/ 9. Q. WhittemOre and Mrs. Fred Slade
won the prizes
Mrs. J. NJ. Moore entertained yester-
day afternoon at a shower for Miss
! Blanche Cherry whose marriage takes
place next week. Sixteen girls were
| invited and the house was decorated
with hearts.
Mrs. J. c. Landenberger gave a card
party yesterday afternoon for twenty
four of her friends. Mrs. John Human
and Mrs. D. c. lacking were the
prize winners.
Mrs. G. NJ Forbes will entertain this
afternoon at a tea for her daughter,
Mrs. c. E. Mccullough.
Mrs. Emma Ramsey Morris will give
a pupils recital at the Y. NJ. G. A. on
the evening Of June Is.
Mrs. Sarah Elier6eck and her
daughters Geneve and Sarah will leave
/ shortly for Portland and Seattle to
visit Horace EHerbeck for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson and their
family have gone to Nebraska for the
summer.
Mrs. z. o. Lee entertained again yes
teTday at an informal affair at her
home in the Miller flats.
Mrs. William McCaslzeH gives a Jun
cheon at the Country club today.
Miss Blanche Cherry will entertain
the members Of her bridal party this
afternoon.
Mrs. A. G. Andrews will give a
pupils recital at the first Presbyterian
church on the evening Of June IS.
Miss Winnifred Hardy leaves today
for an outing with friends in the Occur
d Alene country
Miss Mary Parker leaves today for
the east and will spend the summer
with friends, most of the time in New
York.
Mrs J. ". Damron, jr., and sister,
Miss Maggie Kelly, Of Deseret, Utah,
spent part of the past week in the city.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
2s62-Oscar a Bird, Salt Lake
Mary Ward White. Salt Lake
2363-AIbert J. Thatcher, Provo.
Ethel Grant, Salt Lake
236EGeOTge W. Fit, Salt Lake
Muzetta N. NewsOme. Salt Lake
2365-JOhn Slower. Aspen, Colo.
Rosa Florence Johns. Aspen. Colo.
2566-John q. Harrison. Aspen. Colo
Maud E,Velv SWeeDv Buena Vista