The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-10
CURRENT EVENTS IN
SALT LAKE SOCIETY

SALT LAKE SOCIETY
Inc Country club presented a gay
scene yesterday both afternoon and
evening The house was merry with
many voices during the 4 o'clock tee
Time, when Mrs. Arthur H S Bird. Mrs
WINDSOR V Rice, Mrs. Edward s. Fer
~, Miss katherine Judge and Miss A.
lie Miller were the hOstesses. QUAINT
ties OF roses decorated the looms and
tnS open NeTandah, used for he first
time, presented an array Of fashions.
Later numerous dinners preceded the
dance. among those entertaining beinu
Henry Peery, the Jack Keiths. the w
W. Armstrong;, the Fred HaIes TheO-
dore Gentsch and David P. TavIOr
Later still the place was brilliant with
hgnt and the first real big affair of the
season at the club was on in full force
1t Is safe 10 s2y that the great number
OF the members were present either
curing the afternoon or the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Buckingham
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Helen. to Wayne Griswold
Hemphlll The marriage will take place
In the autumn.
The marriage of Miss Fannie Bird ID
EoWard b Sterling will take place
thursday evening very quietly at the
Bird home on Fourth East street.
Lieutenant ". P. PIatt. who has
been stationed at Fort Mckinley.
Mains, for the past eighteen months. is
ordered to Fortress Monroe. where he
viii be recorder Of the general examia-
ing board.
A wedding of two well known young
people will be that Of Miss Katharine
Potter AIOffet and Willard Hanson
which will take place Tuesday evening
at the home Of the brides mother. Tht.
ceremony viii be performed by Rev W.
NJ. Paden a 7:30 and the bride will be
ATTENDED by her sister, Miss Mary Moi
let Bruce Robinson is to be The hest
man and Mrs. Mary 6. knight will
play the wedding march The wedding
VIII be followed by a reception from 5
till 10 o'clock.
Henry Peery was the host last even
ing at dinner at the Country club pre-
cedlng the dance. at which some twelve
OF his friends were entertained. The ia
bic was bright with American beauties
and all the table accessories were IN
me same color The guests were Mr.
and Mrs David S Murray, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Filler, Mrs. Jack Jevne.
Mrs. Robert Gould Smith Miss Laura
sherman, Miss Mary Moore. Samuel
NeWhoUse, J. T. Goodwin and J. A
Pollock
Mrs. Hubbard W. Reed entertained 4
dozen Of her friends yesterday at 4
luncheon at the Commercial club. The
large, round table was laid in the pri-
vate dining room and quantities OF
pink roses were used in the decora tons.
The guests were nearly all musical peo-
pie and Miss Agatha BerkhOeI rendered
a number Of vocal selections during the
afternoon.
Miss Clara I. COlbOurne will entertain
az the annual senior breakfast on Tues
day morning at Rowland hall preceding
the graduation exercises of the class 81
1906. The guests besides the graduates
Will be the alumni OF the past ten
years under Miss COlbOUTne, Mrs. VIII
liam c. Jennings, a former teacher. and
Mrs. F s BascOm, the first graduate
of the school.
A merry little dinner party at the
Country club last evening was chap
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin H
Sowles. The others were Miss Mary
Smedley, Miss Mary Keivin, Owen
Gray and Dr.. W. G. b Terrell.
Miss Clara ]. CoIbourne will entertain
at 4 dinner today for Rev. William A
Bull who has come to take charge of
the missionary work OF St. Marks
church under Bishop F. s. SpaIding
Mr.. Bull viii be at home with Bishop
SpaIding.
Mrs. Arthur h s. Bird viii give
luncheon on Tuesday at the Country
club for Miss Mary Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis b Mccormick
$sre resolving the congratulations OF
their friends over the arrival OF
daughter.
Miss Emily Jessup will begin class
in hand work, including bakery and
wood carving, omorrow a her home on
G street
Mrs E. F. Root left Thursday with
her small son, Emerson, for Nebraska.
where she viii visit Miss Louise Root
in school.
Mrs c. r Pearsall and Mrs. l. L. |
Terry will give a luncheon Thursday
DR.. and Mrs. J. T. Keith and Mrs. /
Tom BIyth, jr, entertained at a dinner |