The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-08
THE SALT LAKE HERALD FRIDAY, FEBRUARY s, 1907
SOCIETY

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The hop at the post last evening was
one of the largest and most elaborate
affairs given in army circles for some
time 1t was in compliment to the Wis
lung officers. dozen or more of whom
are now guests at the post The hop
room was gaily decorated with numerous
rags and military trappings, and the
punch table was bright with flowers. The
fegimental orchestra stationed i'm the bal
cony furnished fine musical program,
some classical selections filling the early
evening and good dance music the re-
mainder of the time. Besides the people
OF the garrison. about hundred friends
from the city were invited. The receiv-
ing party, consisting of Colonel and Mrs.
benjamin &. LockOod Captain and Mrs.
II. l.. kinnisOn and Lieutenant and Mrs.
%. III. Wagner, stood TO the right of the
main entrance TO receive the guests. and
captain A. S. Brookes. who had charge
OF the preparations, had number OF
the bachelor officers assisting him. A
buffet supper was served in the late even
ing and dancing was enjoyed till long
past midnight.
Mrs James Anderson and Miss Jessie
Anderson gave a large and elaborate tea
yesterday AFTERNOON to meet Mrs. j. +.
HUntoon of Sacramento. who Is here
visiting. The house was filled with friends
during the afternoon hours from till 8
were Mrs. Huntoon and Mrs. William III.
Cunningham while Mrs Edward S. Fer
ry and Mrs. Ernest Bamberger poured in
the dining room. Assisting them were
Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre. Miss Aileen
MacLean, Miss Eloise Sadler and Miss
Florence Kimban Mrs. June Sadler Dom
nell and Miss Addie Zane served punch
The house was frightened with quanti-
ties of flowers, Enchantress carnations
being used in the reception room, Ameri-
can Beauties in the library and Richelieu
carnations in the dining room Over a
hundred friends called during the hours
Miss Edith Sherman had nearly hun
dred OF her friends in yesterday after
noon to an informal tea to meet Miss
Winn and Miss Block of st. Louis. The
house was decorated with the spring col
ors, daffodis and jonquils being used In
all the rooms. The hostess was assisted
by Mrs. II. NJ. Wells, Mrs. T.. A. Trip,
Mrs. c. D. Rooklidge. Miss Ida Hanauer,
Miss Blanche Kimball. Miss Mason, Miss
Marion Rooklidge and Miss Crawford.
Miss Mary Smedley was the hostess yes
terday at a small bridge tea for the girls
Of the younger set, about a score OF her
was decorated with pink carnations and
lighted with pink candles and the hostess
was assisted by Miss BOrene Leary. Priz-
Mason Miss Margaret Shearer. Miss
Charles Of Butte and Miss Margaret
Corn.
The Misses Alice and Selma Wall were
among the young friends who attended
the White House reception last week.
being. in the party with Mrs. Fred 1.
Dubois.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. Keyes have
issued invitations for dinner TO be given
Saturday evening at the Alta club for a
few of their friends
o. A. Jennings is here from Los An
geles on a short trip. Mr.. and Mrs.
jennings and their daughter, Miss Olive
Jennings, are at home at 1887 Bonnie Brae,
Los Angeles.
| Miss Katherine Purcell will leave next
week for New York to be away month
or so.
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Mrs James L. Franken will be the host
ess today at bridge tea for Mrs George
Mrs. John E. Woodward will entertain
at cards Saturday at the Woodward quar-
tiers at Fort Wouglas.
Mrs. Squire Coop has returned from a
stay of nearly year abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard w Reed ex-
poet to leave the last of the week foI
California.
Mrs Frederick A. Hale left last even
ing, with her son Edward for Los An;
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Benton Hunter.
Miss Katherine Ceddcs entertained IN.
formally at the Theatre last evening &c
witness AT Yale.
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Mrs. w. Montague Ferry. entertained
yesterday at a small and informal lunch
con for few of her friends
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Miss Lorene Leary reached home yes
terday morning from Evanston, ILL.,.
where she has been in college.
Miss saIle Ralston left yesterday fol
her home in St Louis:
Mrs. Thomas Could Griffin entertained
at small tea Wednesday afternoon.
| The marriage of Miss ArVilla Stephenson
and Will Sibley took place last evening
at o'clock at the home of the brides
parents.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Wrench have re-
turned after a long stay in California
and are at home again at Second and
streets.
Mrs. Robert G. Gemmell will leave Sat
urday for California over the Salt Lake
Route and will later go to Oakland tC
visit the Anderson family
Mrs. w. II. Tibbals and Mrs. J. r. Bus
well expect to leave next month for Eu-
rope. where they will join Miss Mildred
| Tibbals and Miss Stephenson.
The ladies of st. Paul's guild entertained
last evening at a concert and informa
\ dance at the Ladies' Literary club. Mu
steal numbers were given by Miss Beatrice
O'Connor. Miss Helen Hartley, NJ. j
Brines and Miss Duvall. Mrs. 6. T.. Rich
ards gave q series of readings and TIT
program was followed by informal dan
cling. The affair was managed by Mrs
A NJ. Howard, Mrs George Morrow. Mrs
Fisher Harris and Mrs. G. T.. Perkins
A simple home wedding was that o
Miss Rose Stephens, daughter of Mr.. AM
Mrs. John b. Stephens, to Willard Ha
mer. which took place at o'clock las
evening at the home of the brides par
ents The marriage service was read b,
Rev Father Kiely Of st. Mary's cathe
dral and only the relatives were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamer went directly T.
WHITEHALL where they will be at hom
10 their friends after Feb. 20.
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