The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-14
CURRENT EVENTS
IN LOCAL SOCIETY


the coming week is the marriage OF
Miss Beatrice Cheesman to Lieuten-
ant Robert n. Campbell, which takes
place Thursday evening at St PauPs
church. The wedding will be attended
by a large number of friends, but
wedding supper at the Cheesman home
later will be limited to the members
of the bridal party and close relatives.
The attendants of the bride will be
Mrs Ray Walker, who is to be the
matrOn of honor: Miss Eloise Sadler,
Miss Gertrude Hanson and Miss Pearl
Van Colt, the three bridesmaids. Jul
ian Campbell, brother of the groom,
will be the best man. and his other
brother, William, will be among the
ushers. The others are Wallace Bre-
demeyer. Lieutenant Donald Robinson,
Lieutenant C W. Mason and Ray
Walker.
Friends in this city have received
word of the approaching marriage OF
Miss Kate Kanters to Walter Trent
both of the young people being well
known in Salt Lake. Miss Kanters is
now in Seattle and the groom is at
present in Reno, although the Trent
family is located in Auburn, Cal. The
wedding Is to take place some time
in August.
X x
ment of her daughter, Vera Louise, to
Joseph G. Braun, of Venice, Cal. The
wedding will take place in the fall.
x X x
The Country club was thronged
again last evening with the crowds,
who went out to enjoy the dinner and
the dance. A number of dinners were
given, the largest being by Harold
Lamb, Miss Anna Mccormick and c.
w Whitley. The dancing floor was
filled all evening, and the porChes and
grounds were in popular favor also.
X X
The informal hop at the post last
evening drew a large number of the
younger people from town despite the
dance at the Country club Captain
and Mrs. H. L. Kinnison were the host
and hostess at supper at their quar-
tiers, following the dance. The people
Of the garrison and a few of the young
people from town were their guests.
X X
Gordon Mcmillan will entertain a
party of friends on Monday and Tues
day of this week at Park City, the
trip being made in honor of the
Misses Ethelyn Gardner and Gennie
Duffie, who are guests of the Misses
Mcmillan for a month or so. The mines
of Park City will be visited and some
short trips around the mountains
made.
X
The musical ChautauQua TO be given
this week at WandameTe promises to
be quite a society affair as well as one
of artistic interest Several parties
have been made up TO enjoy the four
evenings of concert work, and the
prospects are that numbers of others
viii take advantage of the time.
X X
Mrs. Walter Mas was the hostess
yesterday at a luncheon followed by
bridge in honor of her guest. Miss La
Londe, of Michigan. The luncheon was
served at one long table, which was
decorated entirely in red roses. The
place cards were also in roses. Fol-
lowing the luncheon the guests ad-
iOurned to the veranda, where five
bridge tables were arranged. Prizes
were awarded the winner at each.
James Mason Howard of Denver.
harpist of note, and one who made
stir among Salt Lake musicians some
few years ago, spent the early part of
the week in town visiting Mr. and
Mrs. ]. J. Mcclellan. He was accom-
panied by Clyde Elwood. also a mu-
sician. They returned to Denver the
middle of the week.
DIR. Carroll s. Alden, Phi. D., of An
napOIis and sister, Miss Helen NJ. AL
den. will be here during the week to
be the guests of Miss Emily Cloves
for a short time.
X X X
Mrs. Martha Royle King Will leave
Wednesday for Denver, where she will
spend the next month with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Thatcher.
X *
Miss Ruth Kingsbury will return on
Tuesday from a weeks stay in San
Francisco
y
Mrs. Robert r. Hampton and her lit
tie daughter viii go to Brighton some
time during the week.
X X x
Mrs. Leslie L. Savage will probably
spend the next two months with her
mother, although Mr.. Savage returns
shortly TO Goldfield.
X x X
Mrs. II. q. Whitney has gone to Sill
yer Lake for the summer.
x X =
Mrs Byron Cummings has issued
cards for two teas to be given at her
home on Wednesday and Thursday of