The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-28
SOCIETY

Mrs. Benjamin 3. Haywood enter !
tanned about twenty-four friends yes
terday at a luncheon at the Cullen no.
tel in compliment to Mrs. Barrett and
Miss Cassidy of Logan, who are her
guests. The table was laid in the
large banquet hall, and decorations of
asparagus fern and lavender asters
were used. The paTlors were decorat-
ed in lavender and white sweet peas.
The guests were Mrs. Harry Allen,
Mrs. Elizabeth Bonnemort Mrs w.
Baxter, Mrs. T. S. Dickinson. Mrs.
Horace Dunbar, Mrs. Wellington Z.
Lake, Mrs. George Morgan, Mrs. Isa-
Mrs. c. H. Reed, Mrs. Mary Sanborn,
Mrs. F. /. Sefrit, Mrs. Pauline Sands,
Mrs. A. Fred Wey, Mrs. A. B. Wheel
on, Mrs. Whiteman of Butte. Mrs. r.
G. Wilson and Miss Eva Thompkins
of Los Angeles. Mrs. ]. d. Wood, Mrs.
Frank Kimball and Mrs. V. p. Tag
CART.
A number of the boys of the High
school gave a dance last evening to
some fifty of their friends at the La
dies Literary club. The club was de-
cOrated with autumn leaves and
! flowers. and a bank of the leaves hid
the orchestra from view Cosy corners
were arranged around the place and
in the reception hall. The affair was
chaperoned by Mrs. w. H. Bintz, Mrs.
| John G DAILY and Miss Mary Mayne.
The hosts were Alvadus Mayne, Car
roll Bintz. Arthur Tibbey, Carl Snow
and Darwin Richardson.
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/ The marriage of Miss Alice Foote
and Harold Lane, both of them for
merly of this city, took place Wednes-
| day last at Lincoln university in Phil
adelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Lane are now
on their way west and will stop off in
Salt Lake TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. Parks
at their home, 1859 First avenue. Later
they will go on to Dillon, Mont, to
make their home.
The last table d'hote dinner of the
season will be served tonight at the
Country club, and. as before, the aft
ernoon will be devoted to games and
tea The social committee will be on
hand and the tennis tournament will
be in progress.
| Mrs. Lucille Hendricks. who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. l.. Z. CamO-
mile. for some weeks, left last even
ing for her home i'm Chicago. Mrs.
Hendricks and Mrs. CamOmile spent
the past two weeks together in Cali
fornia, returning early in the week.
The marriage of Miss Geneve Eller-
beck and DR. Chauncey NJ. Benedict
will be quietly solemnized this even
ing at the home of the brides mother
on First avenue.
Colonel f. A. Wall will leave to-
night with his two daughters. Alice
and Mary. for Washington, where the
girls will re-enter Mount Vernon aca-
denny.
NJ nd her
Miss Gertrude McGrath, and Mrs. Paine
are still on their way from Mexico.
having been delayed in their trip. They
expect TO reach Salt Lake some time
this evening.
Miss Lesley Woodruff. daughter of
DR. and Mrs. f. D. Woodruff. will leave
this evening to enter school in the east.
! Mrs o. II. Jensen will entertain at
a luncheon today for Mrs. w. G. Will
liams and Miss Emma Saunders.
Mrs. E. c. Humphrey and Miss
Humphrey of San Diego are visiting
Mrs. W. P. Alexander and daughters
at SO Third East street.
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Miss Eva Snow entertains today al
cards in honor Of her sister, Mrs. Nor
rison. who is here visiting.
| Judge O. W. Powers returned yes
terday from California, where he has
been for several days taking testimony
for the defense in the Bradley murder
case. set for trial at Washington on
Nov. u.
,
DR.. T. b Beatty, who is enjoying
the fishing at Flat Rock, on the Snake
T river, will return about Oct. 8.
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Miss Katherine Harris is back after
a stay of several weeks in the north.
west.
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The Browning section of the Ladies
Literary club will meet today with
Mrs ". r. Hutchinson.
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] Miss Nora Gleason viii give a studio
Z recital today for about ten of her little
q pupils.
2 MARRIAGE LICENSES.
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