The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21
CURRENT EVENTS IN
LOCAL SOCIETY

Dr. and Mrs 4. G. MdClean announce
the engagement of their daughter, All
leen Mariner to Lieutenant Donald AL
lister Robinson of the Eleventh cavalry.
Mr.. Robinson, who is now stationed al
Fort Douglas has just received word of
his recent transfer to the cavalry. The
date for the marriage has not yet been
set.
MT and Mrs. w. A. Needham an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Alice to w. D. Harris of st. Louis.
The wedding will take place the latter
part of next month.
Miss Jeanette Luman viii entertain
next Thursday at a luncheon at the
Enutsford in compliment TO Miss
Ethelyn Gardner and Miss June Whit
temore.
The marriage of Miss MaTg Marks
and Thomas Jackson will take place
Aug. l at the home of the brides par
ents, 357 East Second South,
Mrs. Nathan Horn entertained at a
whist party in honor of Miss Pearl r.
Horn of Portland, Ore, who is visiting
here. The prizes were won by Miss
Rae Reinshriber and Miss Esther Ma
than. y Dutch lunch was served.
Mr. and Mrs NJ r. Haynes and the
Iatter's mother, Mrs. J. L. Meeks are
at home at S69 East Sixth South.
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Mrs. Clarence Post was hostess at an
informal musicale Friday afternoon,
given in honor of her aunt, Miss Anna
RosamOn of Tennessee, who is her
guest. Those giving musical selections
were Mrs. Franklin Raley, Miss Rubelle
Rathbone, Misses Bess and Dorothy
Critzer. Those assisting In the dining
room were Mrs ". w. Anness, Miss
Helena Critzer and Miss Edith Herman.
The dining room was decorated in
Shasta daisies and the DarlOTs were in
ndstuTtiums. About twenty-five guests
enjoyed the afternoon.
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Nj. and Mrs. T.. A. Canine enter
tanned about thirty OF their friends at
their residence. 49, West Third South.
Friday evening, in commemoration of
their fifteenth wedding anniversary.
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A jolly party of Salt Lake girls went
out TO Kaysvilie on Friday and spent a
delightful afternoon as the guests of
Mis- Hazel Barnes. They were ella Dor
ately entertained at the beautiful
Barnes home, which was tastefully de-
Corated. The dining room was red, and
here a wealth of roses and asparagus,
with crimson berries, gave a charming
effect. Masses of pink and white sweet
peas were used in the spacious parlOr.
The guests were received informally by
their hostess. who was assisted in en-
pertaining by her sisters, Misses Mar
tina, Mamie and Lizzie Barnes. A game
that tested skill in needIeWOrI1 produced
much merriment and resulted I'm a
beautiful picture prize being awarded
to Miss Nellie Mahan. Miss Nora In
gram won a fan in a missing word
game. The guests were served with an
elaborate luncheon, and then as the
hour for departure to catch an evening
train approached, a huge farm wagon
literally covered with flowers and bunt-
ing drew up at the gate and the whole
party was taken for a ride around town
and to the depot. Miss Barnes accom-
panied her guests to Salt Lake. Those
present were Misses Edna Evans. Nellie
Mahan. Mona Wilcox, BeTnice Young,
Nora Pntdleton. Louise Barnes, Bessie
Anderson, ITma PendletOn, Hazel Will
kinson and Ivy Wilkinson of Salt Lake,
and Misses Cora BOnnemort, Norma
Thornley,, Nora Ingram, Emily Barnes
and Mrs. Claude T. Barnes Of Rays
Vile.
On Thursday afternoon the members
of the Social Twelve club were the
guests of one OF its members Mrs.
Tom Jones, at Saltair. The guests were
Gus Backman. Joe Bush, William Yard
Tom F. HOwells. John L. Jones, Mr.. Ar
mold, Mack Jonson, Frank T. Bailey.
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At the special business meeting of the
Daughters of Utah Pioneers held last
Wednesday encouraging reports were
made by the committees on relics and
geneology. The program was read as
outlined for the year The president,
Mrs Susa Young Gates, reported the
meeting of the committee on general or
ganization, and said that the Sons and
Daughters of Utah Pioneers, which will
meet for organizing July "a, would be
solely for celebrating Pioneer day, July
p. She also reported the receipt of let
fers from eleven committees asking the