The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
SOCIETY

The marriage of Miss Jessie Ander-
son TO John Barry Sears of Chicago
Will take place today at the home of
the brides sister. Mrs. j. Z. Huntoon,
In Sacramento. The wedding will be a
quiet one. and announcement cards
will be issued after the ceremony, as
no one will be present at the marriage
except a few close friends. The bride
was a Salt Lake girl some years ago
and has spent the past winter in the
city with her parents, the family hay
ing left late in April for Sacramento.
The groom, although Chicago man,
is interested ia local business affairs.
X X x
Captain and Mrs William p Plat,
who are now at Fortress Monroe, are
ordered to Sandy Hook early in July,
a new post having been assigned to
Captain Plat with his promotion.
Mrs. Plat will be home July l to spend
some weeks with her mother, Mrs. w.
H. Monahan. This is the second pro-
motion for Captain Plat within the
past eighteen months.
X x X
Mrs Frank r. Roberts entertained at
bridge yesterday afternoon TO meet her
guest, Mrs. w. H. De Wolf of Milford.
Only three tables were played, and
prizes were won by Mrs. ". l.. Eller-
beck, Mrs. George Steiner and Miss
Jean Odell. Mrs. De Wolf leaves today
for her home.
Mrs. w. w. Anness entertained
about q score of the close friends OF
Miss Beatrice Davis yesterday after
noon at linen shower at her home. \
game OF dressing dolls was played, and
Miss Clifta Mayne carried off the prize
The hostess was assisted by Mrs CLAIR
ence Post.
Miss Maud Adams will reach town
Monday morning and VIII go directly to
the home of her aunt, Mrs. Isabel Pitt,
on South Main street. Her Salt Lake
friends are planning all sorts of social
affairs in her honor for the next week.
but all will depend on the plans of the
actress.
General j. NJ. Califf, retired, and Mrs.
Califf, formerly at Fort Douglas, but
now of Towanda, Pa. are guests of
Captain and Mrs. w. p. Plat at
Fortress Monroe.
x y
Mrs Ashby d. Cleveland, Mrs. Jack
Taylor and Mrs. George III. Smith will
be the hostesses at the Country club to-
day, when tea and tennis will be the
order at O'clock, and table d'hote din
ner will be served in the evening.
X x
Miss Beatrice Davis will be the
guest of honor at two afternoon par
ties next week, Mrs. Clarence Pest en-
pertaining for her on Thursday after
noon, and the Misses Bess and Helma
Critzer on Saturday.
x X
Mrs. c.. o. Whittemore and her
daughter, Miss Leigh, left last even
graduation of her daughter, June, next
Friday. Miss June will finish at Hunt
ington hail, and they will return to-
gether to be here for the High school
commencement, June II. when ]. II.
Whittemore will graduate.
4 X X
Mrs W. T. Benson will entertain to-
day at a luncheon and bridge party.
x X X
Mrs. George A. Lowe will leave short
ly for Boston, where she goes to spend
the summer.
Miss Mary Olive Gray gives a mu-
sicale this afternoon for thirty of her
young girl friends, in compliment to
one of the spring brides
X X
Major and Mrs. Allen NJ. Smith will
leave the post today, after a residence
there of over three years, during which
time they have endeared themselves to
a wide circle of friends.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Hoare leave for
the east on June Z. Mrs. Hoare visits
her mother in Chicago, while Mr.. Hoare
goes on to Philadelphia
x
Miss A. Z. Buchanan will be al
home for the next two weeks at the
Cullen hotel
X X X
Mrs. C. P. Brooks will entertain at
bridge this afternoon at her home on
Second street.
K = X
Mrs. A. 3. Witcher is hare from Ely,
New, visiting her mother, Mrs. Pitt.
= X
The Woman's Republican club will
meet at 2 o'clock Monday at the home
of Mrs. J. G. Starley on Brigham
street A meeting of the directors will
be held, and all directors are asked to
be present at las.