The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-08
SOCIAL and PERSONAL.

Z The tea given at the new st. Marks
nurses home. the Bishop Leonard Me-
mortal, yesterday afternoon by the la
dies OF the Hospital Aid society was at
tended by several hundred women of
the city, the AFFAIR being for all who
were interested in the work of the as
ISOLATION. The new home, completed
and beautifully furnished, was thrown
open from garnet to cellar and was
thronged with visitors all during the
afternoon. Bishop F. S. Spaiding. and
the outgoing and incoming head nurses.
Miss Edith Bellam and Miss Fannie
Lees received, and the young nurses
IN their costumes were on hand TO as
sist in receiving the guests. In the
smaller sitting room 10 the south Mrs
Windsor V. Rice poured coffee, being
assisted by Mrs. c. r. PearsaI, Mrs.
A. J. Gorham. Mrs. Warren Benjamin
and number of the nurses.
Early In the afternoon a message
came from Mrs. Abel Leonard in Los
Angeles extending congratulations and
expressing the appreciation Of herself
and her family for the honor shown
Bishop Leonard in establishing the me-
mortal. Many handsome gifts have
been given to the home besides the sub
stanJial gift of the furnishings, which
came from the Hospital Aid society,
and as a result the house presents a
most artistic picture. The large liv-
ling room has been handsomely fur
nished by the nurses themselves, assist
ed by the Cathedral Guild of st. Mark s,
and Individual gifts to the home have
added greatly to it's attractiveness.
Miss Bellam and Miss Lees were es-
pecially honored last evening again
when an informal affair was given in
their honor by the members of the
graduating class of this year. Miss Bor-
man, Miss Francy and Miss Youngberg
The guests were the members Of the
medical staff and their wives and the
nurses. Dancing and cards were en-
joyed and few hours spent in most
Informal manner.
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Rowland Hall was the scene last
evening of large and brilliant gather
ing in celebration of the opening of the
new building recently completed. The
affair was a reception given by Bishop
Spalding and the members of the fac
ulty, and it was attended by some 400
or 500 guests. The school was gayly
lighted from top to basement, and in
4 Vulnerable palms and flowers made it
jeiRto veritable garden. The guests
were received in the large library in the
old building, and from there they
passed through to the main wing by
the cloister-like corridor connecting the
two Here an orchestra was stationed
furnishing a fine musical program, and
here, too, was the punch bowl over which
the juniors presided. A buffet supper
was served i'm the large study on the
upper floor. this being in charge of the
sophomores.
Bishop Spalding and Miss Clara ].
Colburne, the principal IF the school.
received, and they were assisted by the
entire resident faculty and by Mrs.
Charles @. Plummer. Miss Gratia Elan
ders, Miss Geneve Ellerbeck and Miss
Spalding. The juniors who were in
charge of the punch bowl were Miss
Lucy Lewis, Miss Lucille Clark. Miss
Marjorie Jacobs, Miss Mary Lewis and
Miss Ruth Shumate. The supper was
served by the sOphomores. who were
Miss Virginia Beatty, Miss Eleanor
Kennedy, Miss Meta Powell, Miss
Mary Williams and Miss Mary Abbott.
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The program for events at the Coun-
try club will be out shortly and is ar
ranged as follows: Saturday. May IL.
opening day, tea will, be served at 4
O'Clock, and an approaching and put
ting contest for men and women will
be on at the same hour. A table d'hote
dinner will be served at $50. and there
VIII be dancing from 9 till 10. The host
esses for the afternoon are Mrs. Union
Mrs. j. r. Walker, Mrs. D. c, Roberts
and Miss Williams.
May Is the hostesses will be Mrs.
Windsor V. Rice, Miss Keogh, Mrs.
Ernest Bamberger and Miss RATHER
inc Geddes- There win be tea and ten
mis- at o'clock, and table d'hote din
ner at 500. Mrs. Benner " Smith and
Mrs. w. NJ. Ferry will be the hostesseg
for May p. when there will be a table
d'hote dinner at $50 and dance in
the evening. BOth the Wednesdays of
the month a table d'hOte luncheon win
be served and a buffet luncheon is or
for Decoration day.
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A copy of the Toronto Star Of recent
date contains a most interesting ac-
count of the marriage there Of Miss
Marjorie Seymour Machray TO Lieuten-
ant Irving Monroe Madison, formerly
stationed at Fort Douglas with the
Twelfth infantry, and well known 10
ffally. The groom was attended by Cap
tain Jimmie" Heidi, and Lieutenant
Hardtman was the grOOmsman. The
wedding was large church affair." and
was followed by a reception. Later Mr..
end Mrs. Madison left for short trip