The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-10
SOCIETY


tanned at a stag dinner last evening at
the University club for the officers now
stationed at Fort Douglas. The table
was laid for eighteen, and besides the
guests of honor there were present to
meet them Governor John c. Cutler,
Major Samuel c. Park, Captain Fisher
Harris, Captain William c. Webb,
Captain Earl Smith. Major Williams
and Major Zimmerman. The army Of
ffcers present were Major Puryiance,
Major Harry Leonhauser, Captain Gar
ison McCaskey, Captain Cromwell Sta
eey, Lieutenant Albert G. Goodwin,
Lieutenant Bernard Lentz, Lieutenant
Eugene Santschi, Lieutenant Miller
and Lieutenant H. d. Schultz.
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A great many of the members and
their friends went out to the Country
club yesterday to witness the qualify
ing match for the women's handicap
golf tournament for the McGurrin cup.
The first match will be played tomor-
row afternoon, and the following have
qualified to enter: Mrs. George Steiner,
Mrs. Robert c. Gemmell, Mrs r. n.
officer, Mrs. Jack Taylor, Miss Kath-
crime Judge. Miss Genevieve McCor-
nick, Miss Lillian Fitch and Miss
Marge Miller.
was the guest of honor yesterday after
noon at a card party given by Mrs
Martin and Mrs. Langton at the Lang
ton home on Third South street. Six
tables of 800 were played and prizes
were won by Mrs. Murray. Mrs. Abner
Luman, Mrs. Charles Van Dyke and
Mrs Alfred Peters. The house was
bright with autumn leaves and flowers,
and the hostess was assisted by her
daughter, Miss Birdie Langton, and by
Miss Marguerite Richmond.
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Miss Marge Miller entertained about
thirty of her friends yesterday at
luncheon at the Country club in COM
pliment to her guest, Miss Lillian Fitch
of Michigan. The long oval table was
laid for the party in the large dining
room, and the decorations were Of
marguerites. Following the luncheon
number of the guests took part in the
athletic sports, several of them being
in the qualifying match for the handi-
cap golf tournament.
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The Hospital Aid society held its
regular monthly meeting yesterday and
fixed on Nov. II as the date for the
annual charity ball to be given in the
Salt Lake theatre. The various COM
mittees will be filed within few days
and active preparations will begin. 1t
is likely that the ball will be even more
of a success than that of last year.
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Mrs. s. B. Miner entertained few
of her sons friends last evening at a
stag dinner in compliment to her son
Clarence The table was bright with
autumn leaves, great sprays of Virginia
creeper decorating everywhere. Be
sides Archie and Jay Miner the other
guests were H. F. Savage. Portugal
Bey. Daniel Sullivan. Fred Jacobs and
Gordon Mcmillan.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Hagen enter
tanned a party of friends Tuesday even
ing. Those present were Misses Lillian
Riley. Fay Putnam. Divine Pitt, Julia
Cheales and Chloe Young.
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The history section of the Ladies'
Literary club meets today at the club
house.
The Sewing club met yesterday with
Miss EsteIe Clinton at her home.
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Mrs Martha T. Cannon entertained
Yesterday at a tea at her home on
Eighth West street.
| Colonel and Mrs. Benjamin C. Lock-
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McDougall avenue, Detroit.
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| D. H Peery expects to leave about
| Oct 20 for Los Angeles to spend few
weeks.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Par
ker are to be stationed at Fort Doug
las, Lieutenant Parker having been as
signed to the Fifteenth.
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The marriage of Miss Helen Bourne
| and Alfred Flemming will take place
this morning in the temple and will be
| followed by a quiet wedding breakfast
at the home of the brides aunt, Mrs.
/ H. NJ. Dinwoodey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Thatcher are here
from Logan visiting friends for few
| days.
| Mrs. Sol Siegel will entertain infor-
mally at bridge next week, instead of
today, as intended.
| Mrs. Windsor V. Rice gives small
| and informal bridge affair this after
noon at her home.
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Mrs. S. D. Evans has gone to Ely,
New. to visit Rev. and Mrs. G. c.
Hunting.
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A pretty home wedding was that of
Miss Mayme Anderson, who was mar
ried at the home of her mother Mrs.
| NJ. Floyd, 345 South Second West. to
1 Ernest A Roland. The ceremony was
performed at o'clock by Rev. P. A.
| Simpkin in the presence of the bride
family largely attended reception
was given at the home of the groom at
State and Fourteenth South by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. August Roland
| They were the recipients of many
| tokens of esteem.