The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-31
SOCIETY

q most delightful reception to their
| friends at the Dallas home on Tenth
! East street. The house was bright
with flowers, the parlor, where the
hostesses stood to receive, being deco
rated with lavender and pink asters,
while pink and white sweet peas added
to the beauty of the library. Big dou-
bic sunflowers and gay nasturtiums
made the dining room attractive, and
here a number of young girls, among
them Miss leila Schofield, Miss Eva
Richardson, Miss Eva Thomas, Miss
Ina Rudy Miss Winnifred Hardy and
Miss Hazel Fox served. Punch was
served in the library. Miss Annie Adj
| ans and Miss Jessie Home presiding
over the punch bowl.
|
The marriage of Miss Alice Needham
and w. D. Harris of St. Louis took
place last evening at the Needham
home on North State street. The GER
emory was performed by Apostle o. F..
| Whitney at 8 o'clock, and was wit
/ messed by only the relatives and init
mate friends. The bride was attended
| by her sister, Miss Mamie Needham,
and Bert Bailey was the best man. The
| bride wore a gown of white French
chiffon over white silk, and carried a
shower of brides roses. The brides
/ maids gown was a white lingerie, and
she carried lavender sweet peas. Mr..
and Mrs. Harris will leave today to
make their home in ST. Louis.
|
Mrs. Howard II. Lawson entertained
yesterday afternoon at a bridge party
in compliment to Mrs. Alfred ]. Worse
and Miss Florence Evans of Ctncin-
natl. Five tables of bridge were played
and prizes were won by Mrs. George
| Steiner, Mrs. Frank E. Dole and Mrs.
| Charles Read. At the tea which fol-
lowed the hostess was assisted by her
sister, Mrs. Frank Harris, who poured.
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| Mrs. George Y. Wallace, Mrs. David
Keith and Mrs. David S. Murray are to
/ be the hostesses at the Country club
today and the usual table d'hote dinner
followed by dancing will be the order
of the evening. The tennis tourna-
ment continues, and If the weather
permits, it win draw a large crowd of
spectators.
| Mrs. Ella Squires entertained a few
friends at her home on Thursday even
| ing in honor of her son, G. Clyde
| SQuires, the artist, who is here on a
visit. Mr.. Squires has been signally
| honored by the publishers of Life, who
| have asked for his biography and are
to publish 1t shortly.
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| Miss Lena Moore entertained a score
of her girl friends yesterday afternoon
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. Rod
ney T. Badger. The affair was ar
ranged in honor of Miss Ethel Rogers,
Miss Ethel Armstrong and Miss Hat
tie Whitney, all Of them September
brides. The game OF 500 was played,
and Miss Whitney won the prize.
Later a high tea was served.
Colonel E. A. Wan and his three
daughters, the Misses Selma, Alice and
Mary Wall, and A. Fred Wey and his
daughter, Miss Louise Wey, will return
| tonight from New York. Miss Selma
| Wall, VINO was planning a longer stay
abroad. changed her mind and met her
father in New York on his arrival
|
Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Elsa Eliason of Logan to c.
| Clyde Squires Of New York. The mar
riage is to take place at the home Of
the brides parents in Logan, Sept. IL.
The young people will leave immedi-
ately after for New York, where the
groom is on the staff of Life.
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| Mrs. Pfoutz and Miss Margaret Har-
ris and Robert Harris returned last
Thursday evening from Brighton, after
| spending the summer there. Miss Har-
ris may go to Idaho and possibly far
| Their north with her father for an out
ing of a few weeks later on.
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Mrs. A 3. Witcher and her little
daughter, Babbie, who have spent the
past few weeks in town visiting Mrs.
| Isabel Pitt, left Thursday evening to
join Mr.. Witcher in Ely.
Mrs. Sam Schwab, Miss Miriam
Nelke and Mrs. Newell left yesterday
for Provo, after spending a few days
in town with friends.
Mrs. Lyndon H. Wheeler is in town
from Garfield visiting friends at
! Whitehall for a short time.
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The friends of Miss Mabel Nugent
and Will Malin will be somewhat sur
prised to hear of their marriage, which
was quietly solemnized Wednesday
afternoon. The happy young couple
left for Portland, where they will live
| indefinitely.
Clarence G. Dresser Of Phoenix.
Ariz., is toe guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. n. B. Dresser, at their home
on Eighth East street.
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Mrs. Joel L. Priest and her children
and Miss Gwendoline Trip will be
home today from Los Angeles, Ter
minal island and Long Beach, where
| they have been spending a part of the
summer.
Miss Mamie Sappington entertained
the girls of the Sewing club yesterday
afternoon at her home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Adams Will be
home today from Canyon Crest ranch.
and will be again at the Bransford.
Mrs. c. R. Alley expects to leave
tomorrow for San Francisco to visit
her mother, Mrs. Kesler.
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Mrs. s. o. s. Nelden and Mrs. / O.
Cross have gone to Lake Tahoe for an
outing of a few weeks.
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Miss Emily Cloves is visiting Mrs.
Hugh Park and Mrs. c. H. Mcmahon
at Canyon Crest.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Mont Ferry and
their boys are back from Brighton,
where they have spent the better part
Of the summer in the Ferry cottage.