The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-16

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The event of today both socially and
in Clubdom viii be the breakfast of the
Ladies Literary club to be given at the
Manitou. This viii be the third ami
Versary breakfast, the custom having
been inaugurated two years ago when
the club was twenty-eight years old.
This year it has been found necessary
to limit the covers for the event to the
actual club members and the few gen.
eral guests to be included by the entire
board. Some few out Of town guests
will also be present.
Miss Ethel Paul, one of the younger
members of the club. will be the toast
mistress and the first toast viii be re-
sponded to by Mrs. J. c. Royle, the
club mother, who was elected president
of the club thirty. years ago. The af-
fair is in charge Of Mrs. z. d. Miller
as chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee and corps Of assistants.
A quiet home wedding of last even
ing was that of Mrs. Esther Eldredge
Coffin, daughter Of Mrs. c. A. Eldredge,
and Theodore L. Center The cere-
muny was read by Rev. Elmer 1.
Goshen at $50 O'Clock at the home of
the brides mother, and the only per-
sens present were the immediate fam
lily. A wedding supper was served
later and Mr.. and Mrs. Center went
directly TO their home at 217 Second
Fast street.
Mrs. z. A. Wall entertained a party
Of friends at the matinee at the Or
pheum yesterday, followed by a supper
at Franklin's. The affair was in honor
of Mrs. Mccormick and Miss Byrd Nc
Claim of Los Angeles. The other
guests were Mrs. W. P O'Meara, Miss
Frances O'Meara, Mrs. M. II. Kervin,
Mrs. s. H. Pfnkerton, Mrs. Kissick,
and Mrs. NJ. B. Whitney.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Foster and Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Murray of
Omaha will arrive in the city today to
spend the next two days with the
buckingham family. Mr.. and Mrs.
buckingham will take the entire party
to Southern California tomorrow even
ing for a fOrtnight's 5aunt through
that country. The plans include a trip
to Catalina.
Mrs. W. F. James entertained a
dozen Of her friends yesterday at a
luncheon in compliment to Mrs. Ed
ward Chapman of Evanston, who is al
decorations were all bright yellow daft
fCdils and the same color was carried
out in every detail. Following the
luncheon a few games Of bridge were
played.
Mrs. Creary and Miss Katherine
CT cary, mother and sister of Captain
w F Creary of the paymaster's de-
partment, sailed from San Francisco
yesterday on the Sherman to join Cap.
tain Creary in Iloilo.
Mrs. Margaret Kirkpatrick an.
nounces the engagement Of her daugh'
ter. Ruth, to Walter Stone OF SaT
Francisco. The wedding viii take
place on Feb. %, at Mrs. Kirkpatrick
apartments in New York City.
Frank Bird is here from Park City
for a few days with Major and Mrs
! W. H. Bird.
Mrs. Edward McGurrin is now il
| Sar Francisco visiting her brother
Colonel Isaac Trumbo.
Mrs. Benjamin c. Lockwood has is
/ sued invitations for a bridge tea to b.
| given next Wednesday afternoon
! Mrs. Solomon SiegeI left yesterda!
| for stay of a few weeks in Baltimore
Mrs. A. G. Horn and Mrs. H. NJ
| Rowe, of ogden, spent yesterday in thu
city.
Mrs. Reed Smoot of Provo is spend
/ ing a few days in the city with he
mother
Mrs 6 A. Ellis and her daughter
/ ArdeIla Cannon, accompanied by Mrs
! tonight for Los Angeles, for the bench
/ of Miss Cannon's health.
Mr. and Mrs. c. y. Strevell returne
/ during the week from a trip of severa
/ weeks through the east and south.
! Paul Belcher entertained ten of hi
! friends at a dinner last evening at tn
Emery-Holmes in honor Of his cousin
Maurice Dolly of Portland, Ore.
Mrs. Justus Jungk viii entertain a
bridge next Wednesday afternoon.
The J. G. r. society of the universft
| entertain at cards at the club house G
the Amici Ffdissimi Fraternity to
night. The chaperons are Professo
and Mrs. William Stewart and Mr.. an
Mrs. John E. WEIGH
The preparatory engineers at tn
university give Gencing party in tn
| new gymnasium tonight.
Dean r. Daynes is back after a flv
months vacation in Los Angeles