The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-30
SOCIETY


The Cable News from Manila has in
It's issue of October the announcement
of the engagement of Miss Katherine
{. Creary, daughter Of Mrs. A. E
Creary and sister of Captain William F.
Creary OF the United States army &c
Lieutenant Orville G. Brown. one of the
surgeons stationed at that place. Mrs
creary and her daughter sailed about
the time the paper was published for
home, and it is expected they will land
in New York next Wednesday They
VIII spend the holiday season in Wash
ington with relatives and friends. II
is understood that the date for the mar
riage has not yet been set.
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Miss Clara l. Colburne entertained
yesterday at dinner at Rowland Hail.
followed by some clever private theat-
ricais presented by members of the fac
ulty and the pupils of the school. The
lcDg tables arranged for the dinner
were laid in the form Of cross and the
central part was filled in with a mound
of fruit and tall red chrysanthemums.
Chrysanthemums were at each place
also and place cards of Puritans done
IN water colOrs were used. menu
card showing the seal of the school in
the school colors, crimson and white,
bishop T. S. Spalding. Miss Sarah
spalding. Rev. and Mrs. w. G. Bull,
Colonel ana Mrs. G. d. Moore. Mrs. e.
Fl Van Amman, Miss Osterberg and
Miss Gratia Flanders. Following the
dinner the play, "A Case of Suspen-
sion," was presented with. the following
teachers taking the part Of the boys IN
the cast and the pupils taking he parts
OF the girls: Miss Colburne. Miss Me-
bel Corbin, Miss Isabel Brooke, Miss
Katharine Smalley and Miss Martha
Simpson. The pupils were Miss Marie
Lewis. idiss Ruth Shuamte, Miss Veta
Mayberry, Miss Margaret Hutchinson,
Miss Dora Bradley.
A most unique program has been ar
ranged for this afternoon at the La
dies Literary club on the occasion of
ciliidren's Gay. The program is to con-
sist mainly of a story written by Mrs.
Morris L Ritchie, introducing some of
the best known child characters in fic-
ton, and these are to be shown in a
series of living pictures of real children
under the direction of Mrs. c. E. Rich
ards. Resides these a number of chill
dren will render musical selections,
among them being Alfred Peabody;
Margaret Harris, John Putnam, Marion
Hooper and others. The children who
will appear in the pictures are: Gordon
Rice, Wee McGreegOr; Frances Brat
tain, Red Riding Hood; Katherine Lew
is, Lovey Mary; Joel Priest, Tommy;
A j Priest, DR.. Lavendar's David; Will
liam Igleheart, Tom Sawyer: George
Jgleheart, Huck Finn; Alfred Peabody,
Billy Wigs: Walker Brownlee; Little
Boy Blue; Allen Kelsey, Jack the Giant
Killer; William Jennings, Hiawatha:
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Lyme, Bo Peep; katherine Fitch, Little
Nell: Adelaide Woodruff, Emmy Lou;
Dorothy Railey, Rebecca of Sunnybrook
farm; Dorothy Marioneaux, Cozette:
Sybil Walker, Rebecca Mary; Dorothy
Par1berger, Alice in Wonderland; Bessie
Jennings. Tillie; Queenie BrockInan.
Maggie Tulliver; Dorothy Meyer. the
Little Colonel; Marjorie Fitch, Europina
Wigs; Marjorie Critchlow, Australia
Wigs: Anna Critchlow, Asia Wigs;
Eleanor Richards. Daffy Down Oily;
Anna Warren. Queen of Hearts: Susie
Russell, Mistress Mary Quite Contrary.
Mfr and Mrs Louis H Farnsworth
a party of friends last even
ing at Thanksgiving dinner at the
University club. The table was laid in
the private dining room and decorated
with pink roses. The guests were MIR.
and Mrs. Charles L. Rood, Mr.. and Mre.
Z, O. Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Whit
ter1ore and Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. Walker
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The officers and ladies OF Fort Doug
las will entertain a large rumber of
their friends tonight at the first hop of
the winter season.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph r. Bittinger en-
tertained last evening at dinner fol-
lowed by e theatre party, their guests
being Mr.. and Mrs. Jay T. Harris and
Efr. and Mrs. G. Ira Tuttle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ellingson re-
turned Yesterday from their wedding
TIN to Los Angeles and coast points
and will shortly be at home in this city.
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Mss Elsa Green and Miss Blanche
Tenner went TO Ogden to spend the
holidays.
Miss Florence Bohn of Ogden is in
town visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Nc
Millen.
Mrs. A. G. Mackenzie and her little
daughter are here from Miles City,
Mont. for Thanksgiving. Mr.. Macken-
zie will be down to join them for the
holidays.
Mrs. ". T. Dinwoodey and Mrs. A. Z.
Kendlespire returned yesterday to their
home In Napa, Cal
The Young Peoples union will hold
a mass social this evening at 7:30 at
the First Methodist Episcopal church.