The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-24
SOCIETY

Miss Dorothy Rooklidge entertained
a party of about two dozen young
| friends last evening at a coastlns par
", followed by a supper at the Rook-
Ildge home on East First South street
| The holiday idea was carried out III
everything within doors, and after an
hour or so of outdoor sport the guests
enjoyed the supper. The guests were
| the Misses Lillian Lane, Aileen nc
! MILAN, NOrrine Thompson, Margaret
Dunn, Margaret Walker, Marian
Oberndorfer, Josephine We'll, Gladys
McConaushy, Marjorie Jacobs and Luz
Gle Clark, Darwin Richardson, Harold
| Horilck. Arthur Tibbey, Morton
Cheesman, Clarence Dale, Harold Beck,
| 10y Coates, Dan Tomlinson and Dou-
ris RaybouId
MT and Mrs. Thomas Butler an
nounce the engagement of their dauSn-
ter Alice M. to Robert G. Afford, the
marriage to take place early in 1902
X y 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Young and their
family and Miss Lulu Hampstead viii
arrive today from Oakland and will De
here over the holidays with the Henry
w. Lawrence family.
The children of Fort Douglas will
have their annual Christmas tree TO-
night in the chapel. Chaplain and Mrs
Clements and Major and Mrs Pur-
Vance having charge of the entertain
ment.
Judge William II. King will leave on
Sunday for Knoxville, ILL.,. where his
daughter ROmola is in school. He viii
take her for a trip to New York and
other eastern cities before returning.
X X X
Mrs. Christopher II. Van Amman Is
home after a lengthy visit with friends
in Grand Rapids and other places IN
the east. and is again with Colonel and
Mrs. c. d. Moore on Third East street.
X X X
Lieutenant and Mrs. Clark r. Elliott
are planning to entertain friends at
dinner tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Fitzgerald enter
tanned at dinner last evening for Mrs.
Florence Miner of Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs John {. Niven will re-
turn today after a lengthy visit in
Scotland and later in New York. They
will be with the VanCott family over
the holidays.
Mayor Joseph Reece of Payson has
sent an invitation to all former resi-
dents of that city to come there to be
entertained on Dec. 80. This is in re-
turn for the excellent time shown 70
Payson people when they held re-
union here last month.
The United Commercial Travellers
and their wives will enjoy a social, with
cards and music and supper, Satur-
day evening, in their hall on Second
South and West Temple streets
Mrs. Kenneth c. Kerr and her chill
dren arrived yesterday from Riverside,
Cal, to spend the holidays with the LIE
Grand Young family. Mr.. Kerr will
be here tomorrow.
X x x
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Priest and their
three children and Mrs. Gustin
reached here yesterday and will spend
the Christmas time with the Iglehearts
and the Gustins.
P. L. Williams. jr., is home after a
months trip to Chicago.
x X
Mrs. Charles Hollingsworth is In
town from Ogden for day or so.
Miss Zulu Houtz of Provo is in town
for visit with her cousin, Miss
Adrienne King. Mrs. Houtz will be
here tomorrow morning, and they will
spend Christmas day with Mrs Dun
yon. her sister
Walter S. Johnson of Evansville,
Ind. will be here to spend the holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Hopkins at
their home on First North street.
Early in the year Mrs. Hopkins will
leave with her children to spend the
rest of the winter at Ocean Park
Owing to the death of Fred Scranton, !
the Theta Epsilon girls have postponed
their dance set for the 2Sth.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Gustav A. Vie
ser will entertain about a dozen friends |
tomorrow at Christmas dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Yundt left yester- |
day morning for Indianapolis to ac-
company the body of Mr.. Yundts |
mother there for burial.
Miss Lillian Oliver is here from Lo-
gan and will remain till after the be-
ginning of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Van Housen viii |
leave today for Rawlins, Wyo-, TO
spend the holidays with Mrs. Van Hou-
sens parents.
x
Mrs. s H Clark left Sunday even
ing for Los Angeles TO spend a part of |
the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Forest Hood.
r Z
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur TruelsOn and |
their two children will be down from
City tomorrow to have Christ
mas dinner with Mr.. and Mrs T. c.
Crawford.
X x =
Lieutenant and Mrs. Paul c Potter
will entertain few friends at dinner
tomorrow at their quarters.
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Paul. Sam and Hugh Williams. VIII /
Ferguson and Waldemar VanCott, jr..
arrived yesterday from the east and /
will spend the holidays here.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
William Opie, Lark.