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

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The Archaeological Society of Utah
has issued invitations for their annual
meeting TO be held with Mrs. Byron
Cummings Saturday evening at the Ii
brary building of the university. The
annual election of officers will take
| place. but before that a short program
will be rendered. including, besides
some musical numbers, talks by Burl
Armstrong, Dean Byron Cummings
and Neil Judd, all relating to their re-
cent San Juan trip. Relics brought
back after that trip will be displayed
and the whole viii be followed by a
social hour.
The freshmen of the university will
make their entry into the social life
of the college Friday evening, by the
annual freshman dance. 1t will be
given in the assembly hall of the mu-
scum building. The freshmen will car
ry out the moonlight effect during
most of the dances and the scheme
for the decorations is unique The
dance will be under the patronage of
President and Mrs. ]. 7. Kingsbury,
DR.. and Mrs. ]. F. Merrill, Dean and
Mrs. Byron Cummings DR.. and Mrs.
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| Hartman and Prof. and Mrs. Levi Ed
gar Young.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Dilling-
ham and Earle Midgley took place at
| 6 o'clock Tuesday evening at the
Midgely home. The ceremony was per
| formed by Hamilton G. Park in the
presence of the relatives, and later a
| large reception for about seventy-five
of the friends of the young people was
held. Mr.. end Mrs. Midgley viii short
ly be at home at rs West Fifth South
street.
! Mrs. Kenneth c. Kerr and her little
daughter Ruth will be here on Sun
day to spend the holiday season with
the LIE Grande Young family Mr..
| Kerr will come on before Christmas
TO join them. Mrs. J. H. Young and
her little daughter have returned to
Berkeley, where Mr.. and Mrs Young
will shortly make their home.
| Mrs. Windsor V. Rice entertained a
few of her friends yesterday after
noon at bridge. four tables of the
game being played. The prizes were
won by Mrs. Arthur II. S. Bird, Mrs.
Karl A. Scheid. Mrs. j. P Megeath
and Mrs. George c. Moore. The hostess
was assisted by her little daughter and
son. Isabel and Gordon Rice.
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! Among those who will entertain
stall parties at the symphony concert
| tomorrow afternoon are Mr.. and Mrs.
| Thomas w. Jennings, Governor and
! Mrs. John c. Cutler. Mrs. Samuel
| NewhOuse and Miss Pearl Van Colt.
! Mrs. Karl A. Scheid will entertain a
party of friends in a loge.
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The marriage of Miss Adah Bean,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Bean,
to Richard Rudolph Esselman, will
| take place this evening at $50, at the
home of the brides parents. The we'd
/ ding will be quiet one, with only the
relatives present. and the bride and
| groom will leave Immediately for the
! coast
Mrs. joan Reed was the hostess yes
| terday at a delightfully."- informal
| luncheon for a few of her friends. the
| affair being the first of a series. Those
| invited were Mrs. Ledyard NJ. Bailey,
Mrs. A. J. Gorham, Mrs. Thomas Mar
/ ioneaux, Mrs. Oscar L. Cox, Mrs. Ira
H. Lewis, Mrs. c. E. Richards and
Miss Ethel Paul.
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/ George Y. Wallace, jr., was the host
| last evening at a dinner at the Univer-
| slty club before the bal masque, the
| guests later attending in a body. The
| guests were Miss Laura Sherman, Miss
Helen Lloyd, Miss Gertrude McGrath,
Mr.. RainsfOrd and c. S. Mcdonald.
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The history section of the Ladies'
| Literary club will meet this morning
at the club house, when Mrs. ]. H
Brown will read a paper on THE Con-
struction of Italy Under the Romans"
| The subject Of the One-minute talks
will be The Namertines"
| The Spirit of Liberty chapter,
| Daughters of the American Revolution
VIII meet today with Mrs Thomas
| Weir. Mrs. F. c. Richmond will be
| the chairman of the afternoon.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gustin enter
| tanned card club at their home last
| evening.
| Mrs. Orso1 Howard was the hostess
| yesterday afternoon for the Quingenta
club at her home on First avenue.
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The Sewing club met yesterday aft
ernoon with Miss Florence Grant.
| The seniors of the university will
| give d ShdIiHS party lOillSHl.
| DR.. Eide of Grand Rapids Mich. is
| expected shortly to spend the Christ
mas holidays with his daughter, Mrs.
E. S. Ferry.
Charles S. Mcdonald has returned
| from Portland. where he was best man
at the ThOmpson-Taylo wedding.
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| Mrs. Harry David Cue expects TO
/ come west later in the winter to visit
| her brother and sister, ". H. and Miss
| Edith Sherman.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Child left yes
! terday for the City of Mexico. whence
| they will take a gulf trip to Cuba and
| thence to New York.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
55S6-Thomas A. Brinley, Salt Lake.
Laura Anderson, Salt Lake
| 5535-Edward Mattieson, Grand Island
Neb. Isabelle Dermuth, Los Ange-
les, Cal.
| 554O-Arthur Ingleby Salt Lake. Emma
Curtis. Salt Lake
| 5541-Hyrum F. Elmer. Murray. Annie
EliasOn, Murray
| 5542-William T. Harper. Oakley. Idaho
Olive V. Wilson. Oakley, Idaho.
5543-George A. Hopkins, Denton, Texas.
Henrietta Mqndt, Falls City, Neb;
| 554EJoseph NJ. Peterson, South Jordan
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