The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-30
CURRENT EVENTS
TN LOCAL SOCIETY

The Country club presented q gay
scene last evening at the dinner hour,
when, in parties varying in number
from two to twelve, fully 100 of the
members and their friends enjoyed the
dinner. At the dance which followed.
q great many stayed to pass an hour
or so to the good music and indulge for
once in the summer in a real summary
evening at the club. The hostesses
Mrs. Edward S. Ferry Miss katherine
Judge and Miss Mccormick, each en-
tertained parties of friends.
x
The marriage of Miss Helen Santschi
and Freeman Bassett, which takes
place On Tuesday evening, is to be quite
a large event, something over 100
friends having been invited. The we'd
ding viii take place at the Santschi
home at $50, DR.. w. NJ. Paden off1ciat-
ing. Miss Gertrude Campbell will be
the bridesmaid, and Lieutenant SAINTS
chi will be the best man. A short
wedding trip will follow the marriage
Mrs. Platt, wife of Captain William
p. Plat, viii be here tomorrow even
ing 10 spend two months with her
mother, Mrs. w. II. Monohan, III f
street. Mrs. Plat comes directly from
Fortress Monroe. where Captain PIatt
is now stationed. She has had as
S0tNL lpA NiAt past lev NCChSs -AISS
Edith Sutherland, who has returned to
Washington to join her mother.
x :. X
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Viii
hanson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Williamson, and Frank Anderson will
take place Tuesday evening at the
Williamson home on Sixth street Rev.
Mr.. Mcintyre will ofticiate and the
wedding will be attended by only the
close friends and FaIa tixac
X x X
Rev. Clarence T. Brown will be i'm
town on Tuesday from San Diego on
his way east. He will spend a day or
so in town, and will be given "a recep-
ton Tuesday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Gorham, us Second
avenue, 10 which all his friends are in
vited.
one of the large affairs scheduled for
The week is the reception to be given
by Mrs. c. O. WhittemOre and Miss
June Whittemore and Mrs. Abner Lu-
man and Miss Nettie Luman at the
Whittemore home. 659 East Second
South street, on Tuesday afternoon.
x X
Mrs. George L. Savage and Mrs. Wal
ter G. futile will give a large garden
party at Wandamere Tuesday after
noon for Mrs. Duke of Chicago, who is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Savage.
X x
Mrs. William Phillip Kiser will be
the hostess on Tuesday afternoon at a
large tea to meet her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Janet Chambers, at the Kiser
home on Thirteenth East street. The
hours are from till 3. -,
X X x
Mrs. Charles G. Plummer leaves this
morning for the east. where she will
spend the summer with friends. Her
mother. Mrs. COlburne, who has been
in GOldfield, returns to spend the sum-
mer in the city.
Miss Ethelyn Gardner of Valparaiso.
Ind. and Miss Gennie Duffie of Triton,
Wis. will be here during the week to
spend a month with the Mcmillan fam
fly on Brigham street.
X
Miss Phoebe Foster leaves tonight for
Los Angeles and the beaches round
about. TO spend the next two months.
Dr. and Mrs. E. V. Silver returned
yesterday from stay of month in
the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Oglesby are
expected home some time during the
week, and will be with the Oglesby
family on Sixth East street.
X X X
Mrs. Wherry. wife of DR.. A c. Wher-
ry, accompanied by her two small
boys, returned Friday evening from a
stay of two months with friends in
Kansas.
x X X
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Mas will
give a series of house warnings on
Thursday and Saturday of this week
at their new home, 1175 Second avenue.
x x X
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lorraine Parke
have come into town for the summer.
and are at home at 444 East First
South street.
Mrs. George Francis Stiehl has is
sued cards for a tea to be given next
Wednesday afternoon at her home, 500
East South Temple street.
X X X
Mrs. David r. Gray entertained a
merry party of little girls yesterday