The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-12
SOCIETY

/ Miss Beatrice Cheesman and Lieuten-
| ant Robert n. Campbell, which event
takes place Thursday evening. July Is,
| at St. Paufs chapel The wedding Will
! be large affair and will be followed
/ by a wedding supper to the members
of the bridal party and the immediate
relatives. The bride will be attended
by Mrs. George Raymond Walker as
matrOn of honor, and Miss Gertrude
| Hanson, Miss Eloise Sadler and Miss
| Pearl Van Colt will be the brides
maids. Julian Campbell is to be best
man, and the ushers will be William
/ Campbell. Wallace Bredemeyer, Lieu
tenant Donald Robinson. Ray Walker
and Lieutenant c. w. Mason.
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Mrs. A f. Walker was the hostess
| again yesterday a the second in Sc
ries of buffet luncheons at her country
home given in honor of Miss Beatrice
| Cheesman. Fully fifty friends came
out for the affair, and the luncheon was
served on the broad verandas surround
| ing the house Mrs. Ray Walker, Mrs
Sam Porter Mrs. Cheesman and Mrs
| Sprague assisted the hostess. and Mrs
| c R Alley delighted the guests with
number of vocal selections. The
porches were hung with baskets of
| gorgeous yellow peoples, and a profu-
sion of flowers of all kinds added
| greatly to the beauty of the place.
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Dr. and Mrs. J. C E. King of Port
land Ore entertained one evening last
/ week at an elaborate reception at their
home on Mount Tabor in compliment TO
! Rev. Elmer l. Goshen, who is visiting
| in Portland. Among the Salt Lakers
there were Mrs. Russell l.. Tracy, Mr..
| and Mrs Gray Mrs. r. g. Woodruff,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Kelsey, Miss
| Elizabeth Balm, Miss Goddard, Dr.
Jones, Mr.. Thomas and his son Jack
/ and others.
One of the most delightful informal
| hops of the season vas that given last
evening by a number of the young men
/ who are home from college. The af-
fair was at the Ladies' Literary club,
and the hall was arranged with cosy
| corners and rugs for the dancers. A
splendid orchestra furnished the music
and about fifty of the young people en-
joyed the event.
! MIR. and Mrs Charles A. Walker en-
| tertained dozen friends last evening
at q dinner to welcome J. Tod Goodwin
home from Nevada. The country home
| of the Walkers was the scene OF the
| event. and the other friends present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Filler, Mr.
and Mrs A. V. Calaghan, Mr.. and Mrs
John Frank Judge, Miss Jennie Wy
mond. Mrs. Foote, James A. Pollock
and c. w. Whitley,
|
Word comes from Portland of the
manner in which Mrs Ella Cumming
! WetzeU is being entertained by her old
| friends in her home town. A few days
ago Mr. and Mrs. Insley gave large
| reception in her honor at the oregon
! bui!ding on the Lewis and Clark
grounds, when a number of Salt Lakers
who happened to be in Portland at the
time were invited TO be present.
Miss Mary Moore arrived last even
ing and is with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George c. Moore, at the Brans-
ford. after an absence of year in Eu-
rope.
A party of the young people Will &c
to the mines at Park City early in the
week. the trip being made in honor OF
Miss Ethelyn Gardner and Miss Cen
ME Duffie, guests at the MCMILLAN
home.
Mrs. D. R Gray is back after short
visit in GIenwoOd Springs, Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. T. f. Newman will
leave the end of the week for a visit
to Seattle
DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Rykert ana tneh
small son left yesterday for the east
after a visit of several weeks in town
They will sail late in the month fol
Paris.
Ed CoDIey is here for short time
from Nevada visiting Salt Lake
: friends.
Mrs Charles W. Watson and hel
daughter. Miss Irma Watson, will be
home today from Boston.
Mrs. w. H. Berry, who has been Wis
iting friends in town, returned yester-
day to her home in Provo.
Miss Nan Short will entertain today
for Mrs. Karl Prinz of Milwaukee, who
is here with her mother, Mrs. Charles
Crane, for the summer.
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Julian and William Campbell Oi
Johnson City. Tenn. have arrived anC
are guests of Lieutenant Robert n
Campbell till after the Cheesman-
Campbell wedding.
Mrs A. c. Ewing has returned from
the east. and DR.. and Mrs. Ewing are
now at home at 432 South Main street
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Mrs Ralph f. Hoag. who has spent
the past month in the east, will be
home today or tomorrow.
Mrs. Leslie L. Savage will entertain