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

| engagement of her daughter, Esther
EIdredge, to Theodore L. Center. The
date for the marriage has not yet been
| set, but it will take place in the i'm
| mediate future.
Mrs. Samuel Newhouse entertained
| last evening at an informal dance for
| her young nfeces, Miss Mary Moore,
/ Miss Leila Stingley and Miss George
| ida Moore. The guests were Miss May
| Kervin, Miss Jenna Budd Geddes, Miss
| Katherine Geddes, Miss Alice Good
| win, Miss Mary Smedley, Miss Eloise
| Sadler, Miss Beth Dunbar, Miss Mary
| Scallon, Miss Marguerite Scallon, Miss
STEELE Clinton, Miss Stella Mcintyre,
Miss Coraline Holmes, Miss Jasmine
Young, Miss Lillian Fitch, Miss Maude
Fitch, Richard Stingley, Ben Siegel,
| Julian Siegel, Clarence Miner, Albert
Mccormick, Henry Mccormick, Wallace
Bredemeyer, Ralph Brown, Paul
Boise, Frank Schmitt, James Inge-
| bretsen, Frank Guillotte, Hooper Dun
bar, Tod Goodwin; D. H. Peery, Levi
Ritter, George w. Ritter and Terry
Boyle. Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. New
house in entertaining the young people
were Mrs. Moore and Mrs. McCaskell.
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Lieutenant H. P. 12ifenberick enter
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at the Alta club followed by a theatre
party. The affair was in honor of
Lieutenant and Mrs. Royden E. Beebe,
and the other guests were Mrs. G. H.
Mcmahon, Miss Mabel Baum, Miss
Clara Smith, Miss Claire Soule of Los
Angeles. Lieutenant Galleher, Robert
Park and Hugh Park.
Miss Agatha Berkhoel returned yes
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weeks in Chicago and New York.
While in the latter city she was with
Mrs. Bailey and Miss Edna Bailey the
greater part Of the time, and was feted
by musicians and entertained socially
during the entire time of her stay. She
was there at the height Of the grand
opera season, and not only heard all
the great singers of the Metropolitan
company but witnessed the American
debut of Bessie Abbott, who is said to
be the real successor to Sembrich
Miss BerkhOel assisted Eugene Hef-
fey at a recital given in Carnegie hall
and saw two performances of "Parsi-
fal," hearing Sembrich and Caruso the
same night. She was the guest of
Mrs. @. w. Interest. sister of Mrs. c.
G. Plummer, in Metuchen, New Jersey,
for short time.
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yesterday at a large tea given at the
Sturgis quarters at Fort Douglas The
rooms were bright with pink carna-
tons and ferns, and an especially ar
tlstic arrangement of the dining table
being made by a combination of the
two. Mrs. Sturgis was assisted in
receiving and caring for her guests bv
Mrs. George H. Jamerson, Mrs. Ros-
coe II. Charming, Mrs. Union Worth
n or
Robert 3. HARNESS. Mrs George. Jaw
Gibson, Mrs D. Moore Lindsay. Mrs
l. Seton Lindsay, Mrs. Allen NJ
Smith, Mrs. Frank Judge and Miss
Laura Sherman. Over a hundred
friends called during the afternoon,
The current events and the current
literature section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club viii meet this afternoon at
the club house. Mrs. Charles Brooks
VIII read a paper on GOOD AduItera
ton, which will be illustrated with
numerous experiments. Mrs. w. r.
Hutchinson will give a personal talk
en- the life Of DR.. William E Harper
Captain and Mrs. IT. r. Perry enter
tanned few friends at bridge last
evening in compliment to Lieutenant
and Mrs Royden z. Beebe and the
girls Of their bridal party Only
few additional friends from town and
from the garrison were present. and
after few games an informal buffet
supper was served.
Cards are out for the third of the
winter series of dances to be given at
the University club. The date is next
tuesday evening.
Mrs A. E. Walker writes from ia
maica that she will return TO Wa sb-
ingtOn by way of Florida. and will
spend a few weeks in the Capitol civ
before returning. She will reach here
about the last Of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward s. Ferry and
their children will leave shortly for
California to spend a part of the
spring.
Mrs c. P Mason and her daughters
expect to leave any day to ioin Mr.
Mason in Los Angeles, where he has
gone into business and where thew
will make their home.
Mrs J. H Sanborne and Mrs. T. u
La Forgee entertained at a. Dutch s11n-
per following the play last evening in
honor of three members of the opera
CoAIl pcIily W. 0OIl, NJ. bennett and
Alfred West. The other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Stanley Price. MIR.
and Mrs. W. L. Greene, Miss Mary
Olive Gray, Mrs. Kate Brideweu An
derson, and John Dunn
Mrs. M. H. Kervin entertained four
teen Of her friends at a luncheon at
the Emery-Holmes yesterday. The
long table was decorated with violets
and lilies Of the valley, and ferns were
strewn over the cloth.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Irvine Of Provo
Wlll spend the next few days in the
city attending the grand opera.
MRS. Howard H. Lawson will enter
tain at luncheon today followed bv
cards in compliment to Mrs. Royden %.
Beebe and the girls who were in at
tendance at her wedding.
Miss Maud Freeze and Gershon F.
Wells were married yesterday at noon
In the Salt Lake temple, and later a
wedding supper to the immediate reIa-
tiVes only was served at the home of
the brides parents in Murray. They