The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-29
SOCIETY

Mrs. George l. Savage was the
hostess yesterday at a most beautiful-
| ly appointed June luncheon for her sis
ter, Mrs. Duke of Chicago, at which
decorations of cherries and crimson
rambler were used Great boughs of
| the deep red cherries were arranged
| Throughout the rooms, and clusters Of
the bright-hued rambler fell in sprays
from corners ana aleoves. The lunch
con was served at ten small tables, and
the cherry idea was carried out in the
entire menu. Place cards decorated
with cherries and having appropriate
June verses were at each place. Fol
lowing the luncheon the game of 500
was played. and prizes were won by
Mrs. L. W. Snow and Miss George
/ NICK immons. The hostess was assist
| ed by her daughter. Miss Genevieve
| Savage, Miss Helen Greenwood, Mrs.
| A. H. Snow, Mrs, Walter G. futile and
Miss Valoise Pierce.
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| The marriage of Miss Rebecca Nor
ris and Robert Gwynn Officer will take
place today in the little church of St.
Mary s-by-the-Sea in Pacific Grove.
The engagement was announced some
| time ago, and the bride has been with
her mother. Mrs. Pickett, for a month
past on the coast. The wedding will be
a quiet one, attended only by the
| brother and mother of the bride and
| the grOom's sister. Miss Elizabeth Of
| ficer, who is at present visiting Mr..
and Mrs Thomas B. Hunter at Monte
| rey. Mrs. Pickett will come directly
home after the wedding to be with her
| daughter, Mrs. John Hansen.
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| Miss Margaret Lola entertained yes
1 terday at a luncheon and handkerchief
shower for Miss Helen Santschi. whose
marriage takes place next week. The
| table was decorated with Canterbury
bells, and an immense bell hung above
the table, from which the handker-
chiefs were drawn by ribbons of laven-
der and white extending to each place.
/ A guest prize of a handkerchief bag
was drawn by Miss Santschi. Place
/ cards done i'm the bells were used,
and the hostess was assisted by Miss
! Bess Baldwin.
A marriage in which many Salt
Lakers are interested is that of Miss
Frances French and Maxwell Rice
Brothers. which will take place at II 30
| this morning at the home of the brides
| sister in Davenport Ia. The bride and
groom will leave Immediately after for
the west and will shortly be at home in
this city.
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| forty friends yesterday afternoon at a
| Kensington for her guests, Mrs. Bud
demer and Mrs. John w Mackay of
| Mexico. A guessing game was played,
| in which prizes were awarded, and an
/ imprOmptu musical program was rem
| dered.
| Mrs. Edward 8. Ferry. Mrs Louis B.
| Mccormick. Miss Katherine Judge and
Miss Mccormick will be the hostesses
| today at the Country club. and the
| usual Saturday evening table d'hote
dinner and dance will be the order.
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| Mrs. A. A. Kerr entertained a large
number of friends last evening at an
informal reception at her home to meet
| her sister, Mrs. William b. Anderson
| of Milwaukee The house was bright
with the seasons flowers, and the
/ hostess was assisted by d number of
| her class friends. Miss Mary Olive
Gray served punch
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A great many of the younger society
of the city enjoyed the informal hop at
| Fort Douglas last evening following
the Friday evening concert. A number
of informal suppeTs followed the event.
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Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Lottie Griggs and Thorn
as Varley, which took place last Wed
nesday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Gurnsey have
issued cards announcing the marriage
CT their daughter, Valentine Rhoda
Murphy, to John Aloysius Malta Mr..
and Mrs. Malta Will be at home after
Aug. 10 at Ely, New.
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Mrs. Eugene Broaddus will entertain
today at cards for Mrs. Karl Prinz of
| Milwaukee.
Mrs. William Mcdonald gives a card
party this afternoon
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| Mrs. Russell L. Tracy and Mrs. r. c.
| Woodruff and their two boys will
leave this evening for Portland and
the northwest to spend part of the
summer.
! Mrs. William A. Wetzell left yester-
| day for New Portland to spend the
summer with the Cummings family.
| Miss Lorene Leary will give a lunch
con on Wednesday next at the Country
club for Miss Cheesman.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Santschi will
| leave next week for Mexico, where they
will spend the summer. Eugene SAINT
schi. jr., will be home from West Point
to spend a part of the summer in town.
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DIR. and Mrs Z. A. Trip and their
son Lawrence left last evening for
Twin Lakes. Ida. for month or So
| on their ranch.
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| Miss Ethel Mount is home after a
visit of some time with friends in Den
yer.
X
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Mordock of
| Stockton are in town, Mrs MordOck
| having returned from a visit to Ook-
! land.
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| The marriage of Miss Irene Taysum
and Ernest Z. LaTkin will take place
quietly today at 3 o'clock at the home
of the brides mother
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Frank Frazer of Pueblo. Colo. is the
/ guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Levin of 139
| West West Sixth South.
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Mrs. John r. Mattress and daughters
returned Thursday from Milford. where
they have been visiting Mrs. Joseph