The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-02
SOCIETY

III i
Mrs. Cutler. the wife of Governor john
{. Cutler, entertained a large number Of
n 1s friends ne, Yesterday at a luncheon at
liantly lighted for the affair and flowers
duu music added to the gayety of the
scene over forty of the friends of the
iiosless were present. among them num-
Der OF the ladies from Fort Douglas, in
whose honor the luncheon was given The
large table was arranged in a hollow
square, the central part of which was
niled with palms and ferns. A low bed
OF daffodils, lilies OF the valley and viO-
! lets extended around the inner part of
| the square and through this were rows IF
| incandescent lights. Baskets of the flow
| ers were at each corner, and from these
| stfeamers OF SmilaX extended to the cleo
| trolier above forming a sort of canopy
! over the table. An orchestra was sta
! TONED in the hall. furnishing music
/ through the luncheon, and later Fred =.
| Granam sang three solos with orchestral
| accompaniment. the music forming
/ pleasant feature of the event. Following
the courses. Mrs. Cutler proposed a toast
/ TO the ladies of the army who were pres
ent, and later Mrs Edward +. Pendleton
| responded most cordially to the sentiment
| expressed The. guests from the post
were: Mrs. +. p. PendletOn. Mrs. E. g.
| Brockman. Mrs A S BrOokes, Mrs. IL.
| G. Clements, jr., Mrs Charles ". Mason.
| IT., Mrs. U. II. Point. Mrs. Allen NJ.
/ Smith. Mrs. Briant Wells. Mrs. p. c.
Farnham, Mrs L G. Haskell Mrs. H. I.
Kinnison. The friends to meet them were;
Mrs. Hebe- NJ Wells. Mrs. Charles +.
Plummer. Mrs. L. A. Wedgwood, Mrs.
/ Byron Cummings. Mrs. Dan S. Spencer,
Mrs. NJ. A. Breeder, Mrs. Roscoe Bree-
den. Mrs s NJ. Day. Mrs. John D. Spen-
Ger. Miss Jean Spencer, Mrs. A. w Carl
son. Mrs. Z. Bonnemort, Mrs Priscilla
/ 2. Jennings. Mrs. Theodore Il. Beatty,
Mrs. John VI. Bowman, Mrs. John c: Cut
Ter, jr., Mrs. j. T. INngsbury, Mrs HebeT
s. Cutler. Mrs. ]. w. Currie, Mrs. Willard
| Done. Miss Done, Miss Mabel Cutler, Miss
Hazel Cutler, Mrs. c. S. Kinney. Mrs.
Mrs. Martha Royle King. Mrs. Elizabeth
| Taylor. Mrs VIM. W. Ritter, Mrs Benner
X Smith. Mrs. Joseph Geoghegan. Miss
Fanny Breeder, AIRS. Albert S Bower.
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Mrs. /. c. Miller was the hostess yes
| terday at a beautifully arranged spring
| luncheon, given in honor of Mrs. Clarence
/ Brown. The long table was decorated en-
tirely in pansies and lilies of the valley
The pansies were arranged in low beds
on the table, with higher vases of tn"
| lilies of the valley between. Place cards
of pansy-like fans were at each place
The guests to meet Mrs. Brown were Mrs.
| Nj. T. Bailey Mrs. T. C Bailey. Mrs. ".
W. Chisholm, Mrs. l. f. Hall. Mrs; J.
| W. Smith. Mrs. A. J. GOrham, Mrs. Seth
| w. Morrison, Mrs. A. II. Boxrud, Mrs.
Frank b Stephens and Mrs. J. w. Rein
sImar.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher Harris entertained
a party of friends at the Orpheum Thurs
day evening. their guests being Nj. and
Mrs; Frank B, Stephens; Mr. and Mrs J.
body, Miss Lesley Woodruff. Miss Mar
garet Harris and Paul Nelden
| d. H. Peery entertained a party of
friends at tie play Thursday evening, his
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. James Ander-
/ son and their daughters. Mrs. ]. z. Hun
/ tOOn and Miss Jessie Anderson.
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The Card club met last evening with
Miss Estelle Clinton at her home on A
street
Miss Florence Grant left last evening
| for a visit of few days with friends IN
ogden.
Mrs. June sadler Donnell viii enter
cies' Literary club for the members of
her advanced classes
/ Mrs. Edward Moore will be the hostess
today at a buffet luncheon for a few
] friends at her home, 20 West Third
Mrs. Charles w. Boyd entertains today
at luncheon. for Mrs Clarence L
Brown.
Mrs. ". L Snyder entertains today at
/ la luncheon for two out-of-town guests.
Airs. Horsford of Oakland and Miss Rem
;
Mrs. James Anderson and Miss Jessie
/ Anderson will give an informal affair this
afternoon for a few of the friends of Mrs
/ HuntOon-
Miss Blanche Kimball will entertain
few friends tonight at dinner.
|
Mrs Thomas Kearns has returned from
short visit with friends in Park City.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Fred Wey and Miss
/ Louise Wey will shortly be in their new
home on Brigham street.
Mr.. and Mrs. David c. Dunbar are now
at homo in the Kensington flats on North
Main street.
Mrs. Wallace Bransford is back from
Los Angeles. where she has spent the
past few weeks
c. H. Kireher of Ogden has been. in
Salt Lake on business trip the past few
days.
I DIR. LGelIa p Miles is expected home
from Long Beach, Cal, where she has
spent the past TWO months. shortly.
The P E. o. society will meet this aft
ernoOn with Mrs. Byron Cummings.
Mr.. and Mrs. c S. Price entertained a
few friends informally last evening.
T. c. Foley ana wife of Ogden. ]. KIM
bah and w. p. Read of Salt Lake City,
and James Jensen of Sandy, are in Next
co and registered at Porter's hotel on the
end.
The marriage of Miss Louise Young,
daughter of AR and Mrs. Lawrence
Young, will take place next Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter T. Pyper entertaiied about
thirty friends at cards THURSDAY after
neon. Mrs. l. p. Whitney winning the
prize
The Unitarian society will give dane
ing and card party at their hall next
Tuesday evening. The party is given I'M
der the auspices of the trustees of the
society.
Rev. and Mrs Frank Fay Eddy will be
at home to the members of their congre-
cation and their friends in general next
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Social dance Sat. & Wed. evenings by
Prof. Eastman. Redmen hall. 32315 State