The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-31

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- The marriage Of Mrs Vivian Jones
of Salt Lake and CAPTAIN Walter Kir-
ton of the London Graphic viii take
place today. and they win leave i'm,
mediately after for San Francisco.
whence they sail shortly for China.
$50
Mrs. c. S. Vadre~ was the hostess
yesterday at a Lenten luncheon for
twelve Of her friends. given in honor
Of her guest. Mrs. Gerard Hegeman.
The table was decorated in pink
throughout. Those invited to meet
Mrs Hegeman were Mrs. J. L. Walk
er, Mrs. o. w. Powers Mrs. A. II. S.
Bird, Mrs. Union Worthington, Mrs
Adrian c. Ellis, Mrs. Frank Swindler,
c. Jennings, Mrs. William JGiebeaTt
and Mrs. Ira Hudson Lewis.
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Mrs. Sheldon =. Butler entertained
q party of friends at n dinner at tire
Commercial club last evening IN honor
f Mrs. Vivian jones and Captain Wal
ter Kirton, whose marriage will take
place quietly this morning The cher
guests were Mrs. and Mrs. Frank e.
49, ~ III CIV VOiAiA - iS~A'A
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The men of the younger dancing set
gave an informal dance last evening
at the Ladies Literary club in honor
of the young bachelor officers at Fort
Douglas. The affair was chapercned
by Captain and Mrs Briant H Wells
and Lieutenant and Mrs. Alpha T.
Easton. The men in charge were Wal
lace Bredemeyer, Albert Mccormick
d., thirty cpIInlpS
enjoyed the dancing
Mrs Everett Buckingham and her
sister. Miss Harriet Dunster, enter
tanned a number Of their friends yes
terday at cards the game of the aft
ernoon being 500. Five tables We're
filled with the players and prizes were
won by Mrs. A. c. kimball and Mrs.
J. H. McMillen.
Mrs. Henry WAGNER announces the
engagement of her daughter Thrma
Geneva Wagner to Tohn r. Milan,
Jr.. the wedding 10 take place early
in June.
Mrs. n. J. Catrow Of Miamisb1rg
o., reaches the city today to visit with
her son, Henry Catrow-
MI ana MIS-. JdiitSo T. oCitftthSo " III
leave today for San Francisco to be
gone some time.
one of the most enjoyable box par
ties at the Z of L. pro 1rcLion Of
'Niobe'' was made up of the Misses
Junetta Pitt, Daisy Clark and Grayce
Berge, mad Messrs. Dale Pitt and "Cud-
dy'' Russell
DIR. Kathleen Anderson, sister CT Dr..
Belle Anderson Gemmell, left yester-
day for Portland. and may possibly
remain there.
Miss Florence Grant entertained the
members of the Sewing club yesterday
at her home.
Miss Vesta Williams and Miss Mary
c. EmmertsOn were guests during the
week of Miss Allie Teasdale at Provo.
Miss Katherine spaIding VII leave
some time within the week for a
tour of Europe with friends. Mrs.
Spalding will come on from Denver
to be with her son for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred c. Graham have
moved and are now at home at AS
Centre street.
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Mrs Everett Buckingham enter
tains next Wednesday at a luncheon.
Mrs. J. r. Walker will entertain
number of the young girls today at
a tea in compliment to Miss Beatrice
Cheesman.
Miss Annabene Little is expected in
the city today to be the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cain Crismon
for a time.
Miss Edith Kingsbury will be the
hostess this afternoon at a Kensing-
ton in honor Of Miss Josephine Wells.
Miss Blanche Burke left Thursday
evening for Chicago after a stay of
some weeks in Salt Lake and at the
Burke ranch.
The First Unitarian society gave an
entertainment in Unity hall last even
ing followed by dancing. Those who
took part in the little comedy, Naval
Enga gements," were Harry Taylor, F.
H. Weight, o. F. Thompson, Harry
Horsley, Mrs. Frank Larsen and Miss
Ethel Sturgis. Following the play,
dancing was enjoyed
The w e L I. VIII hold moth
ers' meeting at o'clock this after
noon in the Y. NJ. G. A building.
Mrs L. F. Block entertained the
Whist club at her home yesterday aft
ernoon and prizes were won by Mrs.
Eugene Kahn and Mrs. NJ. J. Frank
land A buffet supper was served
later.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.