The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-24
SOCIETY

The womans golf tournament. the
first of the year, was begun on Wednes-
day at the Country club with the match
betveen Miss GeneVieVe Mccormick and
Mrs. William Igieheart, the former win
ming. Mrs. F. F. McGurrin and Mrs
Kenneth Kerr will play their match to-
day, and Mrs. J. c. Taylor and MISS
Marge Miller theirs also. The SEMI
finals will be played tomorrow, and the
finals in the July play on Wednesday
The play is for two silver cups given by
r. c. Gemmen. and will require four
months playing. the final contest be-
tween each months winners to be
played in October.
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Miss Edna Farnsworth entertained
fourteen of her girl friends yesterday
afternoon at an originally planned af-
fair in compliment TO Miss Lara Raw
Inns The guests each wrote steamer
letter and illustrated it for the guest OF
honor and Miss Hazel Sappington won
the prize. The letters will be open for
Miss Rawlins' inspection when she sails
from New York the last of the month
TO spend year or so abroad.
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Lynn & Gillian, who for the past
two years has been active in Salt Lake
newspaper work. will leave about the
middle of August for his home in Min
nesota He will be married Aug. 10 TO
Miss Vina Becker. the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs A. NJ. Becker of Adrian,
Mimi After a short wedding trip the
couple will come to this city to make
their home.
The usual holiday buffet luncheon
will be on today at the Country club.
with no other special attractions. The
place will be popular, however, as ii is
always a reStful spot on a hot day. The
table d'hote dinner and the weekly
dance will be given tomorrow evening.
AIR and Mrs w. w. Mac kintoSh en-
tertained about fifteen of their friends
last evening at a delightful lake party
for their niece. Mrs. Henry E. King of
Los Angeles. The party went out on
the early evening train and enjoyed a
din and a supper before the dance.
George w. Vincent and Emma c.
Jewett were married Wednesday even
ing at the residence of the brides moth
err 1928 West South Temple street. by
Bishop Joseph Christensen. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with ferns,
roses and carnations. John T. Vincent
acted as best man and Jane NJ. Vincent
family and friends partook Of a we'd
ding supper. The couple will be at
home to friends at 1923 West South
Temple after July 26.
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Mrs James II. Knowles entertained
six friends at luncheon yesterday in
compliment to her guest. Miss Hazel
Harris of Paris. III. The decorations
were all of pink sweet peas. and the
other guests were Mrs. DeBouZek, Mrs.
John S. Welch, Mrs. ]. Boyd and Miss
Emma Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Homer enter
tanned about thirty Of their friends last
evening at an informal musicale and a
supper party. Musical numbers were
given by several of the talented people
present. and few hours spent most
pleasantly
Professor and Mrs. J. E. Mcknight
are at Bandon-by- the-Sea in Oregon.
Professor Mcknight. who has been alb
sent from his work at the University
of Utah for a year, will return to the
city at the opening of the school year
i'm September.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. S. Thome and Miss
Thome have issued invitations for a
reception To be given at their home
next Thursday evening, July 80, TO meet
DR.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Thome.
Mrs Joseph Simon and her daughter,
RaIa. now of New York. but formerly
of this city, are here for visit with
relatives, the Louis and Adolph Simon