The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-30
SOCIETY

A most delightful affair of yesterday
was the tea given by Mrs. George Y.
Wallace at her home, the Porches, for
her two friends, Mrs. Moylan- c. Fox
and Mrs. Ira o. Rhoades. both visitors
now from the coast, but formerly Salt
Lakers. The spacious parlors were
bright with the seasons flowers, and
the verandaS surrounding were also
decorated with the gayly colored
flowers of the autumn time. In the
dining room a bowl of pink roses
formed a central decoration for the ia
BILE, and pale green candles lighted 1t.
Mrs Wallace was assisted by Mrs.
Russell L. Tracy. Mrs. o. w. Powers.
Mrs. A. f. Hutchinson, Mrs. p. r. Fer
guson and Mrs. Elizabeth Belden- In
the dining room Mrs. William c. Jen-
nings and Mrs. Morris l.. Richie
poured, and assisting them were the
Misses Hanauer, Bancroft and Hemp
stead. Mrs. Robert Glendinning and
Mrs George Jay Gibson served punch.
The bright afternoon sun flooded the
verandas and frightened the rooms,
which were filed with friends during
the afternoon hours.
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A number of friends will go to Provo
today to attend the wedding this even
ing of Miss Hazel Taylor and Harold
Peery. The marriage will take pl>ce
at 6 this evening. the ceremony being
performed by the brides uncle. Reed
Smoot An informal reception will fol-
low. and later the bride and groom will
leave for Los Angeles, to be away
month. Among the friends from Salt
Lake who will be present are Miss
Rhea Nibsey. Mrs. Maria Y. Dougan, j..
s. Peery and Miss Taylor.
The boarding members of the Young
WCmans Christian association and
their friends TO the number of about
fifty. enjoyed a delightful evening at
the associe ton rooms in the Brooks
Arcade last evening. Some readings
and music, with a few games. follow
ing, made a very pleasant affair Mrs.
Russell Tracy acted as hostess. assist
ed by others of the social committee.
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The auxiliary Of the reading room for
the blind will hold a meeting this aft
ternoon at the library at 4 o'clock for
the purpose of electing a board of di-
rectors and officers for the year from
October. 1905 till October, 1909 All
who are in any way interested in the
work are cordially invited to be pres
ent
Miss Winnifred Lynn entertained a
few friends yesterday afternoon for
Miss MERGE Berkely, whose marriage
takes place early in the month. Two
tables of bridge were played and a
guessing game as well. and prizes were
won by Mrs. j. c. DAILY, Mrs. W. Nj.
Hunt and Miss Berkely. The hostess
was assisted by her sister. Mrs. Cowan.
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The date for the charity ball has
been definitely fixed at Tuesday. Nov.
| II, and the place chosen is the Odeon.
Before time for the next meeting of the
Hospital Aid society, Oct. IA. the tick
cts will be ready for distribution.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Sherman are ex-
pected here from Washington within a
| few weeks and will spend a snort time
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Jay Gibson
before going on to Oakland to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Prentiss Nathaniel Gray.
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| Mrs. Ira o. Rhoades will leave to-
morrow for her home in San Francisco
after pleasant visit with Mrs. A. f
Hutchinson.
| Mrs. w. W. Armstrong is back from
a stay of month or more with friends
in Kansas. She is accompanied by her
sister. Miss Lees. who will spend u
part of the winter here.
| Miss Lesley Woodruff will leave on
Tuesday next for New York, where she
will resume her musical studies under
Eugene Heffley
| Mrs. f. L. Parker is back from a
short visit in Provo with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson II. Dusenberry.
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Miss Alice Wall will leave on Sat
urday, also with her father, to entc,
Miss Flnch's school in New York.
| Mrs. Elwood Brown entertains toda y
81 a tea for her mother. Mrs. Fowls OF
Chicago
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| Captain and Mrs. Bryant Wells and
Mrs. Wells mother, Mrs. Thomas w
Jennings, will leave tomorrow for Sar
Francisco to sail Oct. 5 for the Philip
pines.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Walcott Thompson
and their children are expected home
today after summer spent on the
New Enslald coast.
Mrs. Justis Jungk will entertain thu
members of the last years Bridge clut
at her home on Tuesday next.
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Judge o. w. Powers has gone to Ba.
kersfield. Cal, on short business trip
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Mrs. Victor Huntzioker is expected il
the city today from ST. George, ant
Will doubtless spend some time will
friends here.
| Mrs. Andrews of 154? Eleventh Eas
street will entertain the J. B. McKear
W. r. c. tomorrow afternoon. She vii