The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-14
CURRENT EVENTS
IN LOCAL SOCIETY

Mr. and Mrs James Anderson and
Miss Jessie Anderson gave a reception
and musicale last evening in the La
dies Literary club house to over 200 of
their friends. The music of the even
ing was furnished by Miss Anderson
and NJ J. Brines, the tenor, and Miss
Edna Bailey was the accompanist.
In the early evening till 9 o'clock the
receiving party stood in the outer room
TO receive the guests, and later the pro-
gram was enjoyed. With Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson receiving were Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Cunningham and Mr.. and Mrs.
/. G.. Miller. Lester Freed and John 5.
Crtchlow ushered the guests to their
seats, and later Mrs. Miller presided at
the punch bowl. where she was assist
ed by Miss lone Morrison, Miss Eliza
beth Mcintyre and Mrs. June Sadler
Donnell
The club house was gay with nu-
merOus plants, and quantities of spring
flowers added brightness to the rooms
Palms and great branches OF fruit
blossoms were used IN every hand. and
below in the supper room the tables
were arranged with narCiSsus and daft
fo5is. The musical program. which
appears elsewhere, was greatly en-
joyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. McAIaster
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Virginia F.. to Benjamin Ev-
erington Roberts. The marriage, will
take place next Wednesday evening at
the home of the brides parents, and
the wedding will be a quiet one,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Petit announce
The engagement of their daughter, Lii
Ian, to Benjamin 3. Birkinshaw. The
wedding will take place April %.
x = x
Mrs. c. Z. Richmond entertained at |
a luncheon for Mrs. c. II. Solier of |
Evanston and Mrs. Jay Roberts of |
Kemmerer.
Mrs. Gideon Snyder entertained very |
Informally last evening in honor of her |
sister, Miss Hazel Wilkinson.
X x x
Invitations are out for two teas to be /
given this week by Mrs. James e. /
Jennings at her home, 425 East South |
Temple street. The one on Wednesday |
Is in honor of her niece, Mrs Mahonri I
NJ Young. and that of Thursday is in |
honor of Mrs. Roscoe NJ. Breeder.
X x x
Wallace Bredemeyer entertained a |
party oG friends at the play last even |
ing. followed by a supper at the Will |
son His guests were Miss Beatrice |
Cheesman, Miss ~Aileen Maclean, Miss
Eudora Daily and Lieutenants Robert |
son and Campbell.
X x X
Mr.. and Mrs. James Anderson and /
James Anderson, jr., will leave the end |
o. the week for San Francisco. Miss |
Jessie Anderson will remain in town a /
week longer visiting friends, and then /
Will leave TO join them.
X \ x
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Critchlow of FL /
wood. Ind, are receiving the congra-
over the arrival of their son, who came
10 them last Thursday. Mrs. Critchlow
vas formerly Miss Kate Dwyer-
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Black are back /
IN their own home at 247 Sixth East /
street, and they have as their guests
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Parrett of Fair
Mrs. c. o. Whittemore left last even
ing for Los Angeles. where she will
visit her daughter, Miss June White
more, who is in Huntington Hail.
X x X
Miss Blanche Kimball will be at
nome for the rest of the month with /
her sister. Mrs. Russell c. Woodruff, /
aIter which time she will leave for Cal
X X X
Mrs. ]. ". Farnsworth of Ogden
spent yesterday i'm the city.
X X X
Mrs. Schuyler c. Snyder has discon-
uhued her Mondays at home.
X X X
mrs c. a. Goldsmith of Denver is
visiting in the city for two or three
weeks, and is being entertained by
mrs c. E. Goodwin, Pauline fats.
X X X
~, ne engagement is announced of Miss
E.iizabeth Gridley, formerly of this
city, to J.. Donald Richards of Delap-
zane, Va. The marriage is to take place
June s.
X X X
joseph H. Richards and two children,
~ Mss Addie HAMPTON, Mrs. Root, Mrs.
es0rge 7. Ode.l and Misses Adelaide L.