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

A most delightful affair of last even
ing was the dinner dance given by Mr..
country place, Cottonwood. in honor of
the Misses Severance of Los Angeles
guests of Mrs. o. ]. Salisbury. A com
pany of thIrty-six assembled in the early
evening, and dinner was served at small
tables on the broad veranda, where at
tractive decorations in yellow were used
The place was brilliantly lighted and shell
tered from the breezes and the scene was
beautiful one. Later the guests went in
doors for the dancing, the large rooms
having been thrown open and the floors
cleared Tor an evening of enjoyment. A
splendid orchestra furnished a fine pro-
gram of dance music, and il was early
morning before the last motor cars
reached town with their merry occupants.
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A cordial reception was given the new
principal of Gordon academy. Dr. A. o.
| Goodale, and Mrs. Goodale last evening
by the trustees of the school. The en-
tire house was thrown open, and the
rooms were made most attractive with
profuston of the autumn flowers From
O'Clock till midnight the place was filled
with friends who had come to welcome the
new head of the school. Mr.. and Mrs
Goodale were assisted in receiving friends
by Rev. Elmer l. Goshen. Mrs. Clarence
E. Allen and Miss Bishop. A splendid
program of musical numbers was fur
nished by the orchestra of the Congrega-
tional church. under the leadership Of
Miss Esther Allen. The Misses Dorothy
thompson ana Rose EVans served punch.
Mrs Alexander C. Ewing was the hos
tess yesterday at a delightful luncheon
given for Miss Eva Madden of San Fran
cisco. The decorations were all in pink
pink asters in great basket forming the
centerpiece. The guests to meet Miss
Madden were Mrs. Richard A Keyes
Mrs n Vance Lane, Mrs. David r.
Gray, Mrs. William Z. Kiser. Miss Cos
griff, Mrs. W. Edward Fife, Mrs. Frank
Knox Mrs. w. c. Alexander, Mrs. T r.
Woodbridge and Mrs. Noel of Kansas
City.
The marriage of Mrs. Harriet NJ Piper
and Otis G. Cross took place quietly last
evening at $50 o'clock at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. q. L. Hiskey. on East Sec
ond South street. Judge George G. Arm
strong read the marriage service. and
Miss Marion Hiskey played the wedding
friends were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Cross
left Immediately after for a short trip
They will be at home after Oct. at AS
Third avenue.
A quiet home wedding of yesterday af-
ternoon was that of Miss Ruth Marie lie
Clair and Frederick Kirby Unsworth of
Reno New The ceremony was performed
by the grooms father. Rev. Samuel Uns-
worth, formerly of this city, at o'clock,
and only the relatives were present to wit
ness it, The young people left later for
their home in Reno.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin o. Howard enter
tanned dozen friends at a dinner last
evening in compliment to Mrs. George
Matthews. formerly of this city. who is
a guest at the Ledyard NJ. Bailey home.
White asters and maidenhair fern were
used in the decorations and place cards
in the white and green We're at each place.
Mrs Samuel c. Park and Miss Margaret
Park entertained the members of the Cup
and Saucer club yesterday afternoon at
. ha a pay
were played. and later the guests en-
joyed tea indoors. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Lewis Evans, Mrs. George Airs.
Mrs. w. d. Foster and Mrs. Armstrong.
Scott Unsworth. who has been in town
the past few days from Reno. New. left
England, having won the Oxford schol
arship from Nevada.
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Mr. and Mrs. w. Fl. Cunningham and
their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester ID.
Freed. Mrs. June Sadler Donnell and John
S Critchlow returned yesterday from
Brighton, having spent week end at the
Sadler cottage there. Mr.. and Mrs Ed
turned and the last cottagers left the
place deserted for the winter.
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Miss Elsie Parsons returned on Monday
from spending month with Mrs. Arthur
Parsons and her small son at Long Beach.
Cal Mrs Parsons has also returned TO
Tonopah to join Mr.. Parsons for the win
ter.
The Regimental Bridge club met yes
terday afternoon with Mrs. James NJ. Ar
rasmith at Fort Douglas. Five tables
were played and Mrs. Harker and Mrs.
Paul Potter won the prizes.
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Miss Katherine Wall has returned from
Los Angeles, where she spent the sum-
mer with her mother, and will be at home
with her sister, Mrs. B. o. Mecklenburg.
The Cobbles, the country home of the
Judge family, will be the scene. this
evening. of an elaborate dinner dance, to
be given by Miss Katherine Judge In
compliment TO the Misses Severance of
Los Angeles
Miss Elizabeth Allen entertained eight
girls yesterday at a luncheon for Miss
Kate Allen.
Miss Hannah Unsworth, daughter of
Rev Samuel Unsworth, formerly of this
city is here from Reno. and will enter
Rowland Hall for the school year.
Mrs John Cain will be the hostess at A
bridge tea today at her home.
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Mrs John Macintosh Shepherd of Fort
Douglas has issued invitations for large