The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-26
SOCIETY

There is no special schedule at the
Country club for today, but a number
OF the enthusiastic golfers are planning
to spend the day on the links. The Oc-
tober entries so far for the handicap
tournament are Miss Katherine Judge.
Mrs. Union Worthington, Mrs. c. r.
Pearsall, Mrs. F. H. Martin, Mrs. Will
liam Igleheart and Miss Lorene Leary.
These six will begin playing early in
the week, although probably two more
will be added to the entries. The win
ner of these matches win line up with
Mrs. Jack Taylor, Miss Marge Miller
and Mrs. Leslie Savage for the semi
finals.
A quiet church wedding of Thurs
day evening was that of Miss Jewel
Balfour, the daughter of Mrs. H. H.
Dorsey, and D. D. Muir. jr., of Gold
field. The marriage took place in St.
Marks cathedral, Dean Benjamin
Brewster performing the ceremony.
Only the relatives and a few close
friends were present, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Muir left Immediately after for Gold
field. The bride is from Colorado
Springs. where the family is well
known. Mr.. Muir is a rising young
mining engineer of Goldfield. Mr.. and
Mrs Muir of Boston, parents of the
groom, came on for the wedding, and
are still at the Knutsford.
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The girls of the Theta Epsilon soror-
1ty were guests of Mrs. A. S. Bower at
luncheon yesterday at the Country
club. Twenty-seven of the members
enjoyed the affair, and the large round
table in the private dining room was
bright with variegated asters and the
beautiful woodbine leaves of autumn.
Miss Maud Ritter. the president of the
sorority, assisted Mrs. Bower in enter
tanning. Following the luncheon five
tables of bridge were enjoyed.
Mrs. Sam Porter and Mrs Don Por-
ter entertained again yesterday at a
bridge tea at the home Of the former,
when five tables of the game were
played. The decorations We're all in
pink and white aSters, and prizes were
won by Mrs. F. j. Fabian, Mrs. Ellen
Elliott, Mrs. Frank Roberts, Mrs. A. ].
Hosmer and Mrs. F. J. Gustin.
A large number of motor parties
went up to the post yesterday to wit
ness the usual Friday afternoon par
ade, but the parade was called off on
account of the might problem" and so
calls were made on several of the
ladies.
Mrs. David Keith entertained a few
friends yesterday afternoon at bridge,
followed by tea at her home.
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Mrs. Purviance of Fort Douglas en-
tertained a few friends yesterday at a
bridge tea to meet Mrs. Rutherford.
The guests were the ladies of the gar
rison only, and prizes were won by
Mrs Boyers, Mrs. Weiser and Miss
Towle.
Colonel and Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes
entertained a party of friends at the
theatre last evening, their guests being
Miss Laura Bransford, Miss Elsie Nc
Millen, Harold Lamb and Lorenzo
Snow.
Mrs. Edward S. Ferry and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. v. Calaghan are at the Cob
bles. the guests of Miss Katherine
Judge for few days.
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Mrs. Ralph E. Hoag is down from
Ogden for short visit with friends.
Mrs. A. e. Hutchinson and Mrs. Ira
o. Rhoades have given up their pro-
posed trip to Idaho, and will remain |
here during Mrs. Rhoades visit.
Mrs. Horgan of Lincoln, Neb, is here
for a few days at the Knutsford, hav-
ing come on for the marriage of her |
niece. Miss Jewel Balfour.
Mrs. c. R. Alley has gone to San |
Francisco, called there by the illness |
of her sister
Mrs. George P. Holman and Miss |
Ruthrauff will entertain at a bridge |
tea at the Holman home next Satur- |
day afternoon.
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Miss Addia Zane gives a theatre par
ty this afternoon for Miss Eva Mad
den.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Robert E. Boy
ers are to leave shortly for Poughkeep-
sic. where Lieutenant Boyers has been
detailed.
Charles Edgar Cotton, who has been
visiting in town for some time, leaves
shortly for his home in Lincoln, Neb.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rheindollar of
San Francisco passed through the city
yesterday on their way east, and Wis
tied their aunt and cousin. Miss Gil
more and Miss Grace Frost.
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Mrs. George Y. Wallace has issued
invitations for a tea to be given on
Tuesday for Mrs. Moylan c. Fox and
Mrs. Ira o. Rhoades.
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Miss Lesley Woodruff will entertain
today at bridge tea at the Woodruff
home.
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The Browning section of the Ladies'
club will meet today for the
1rst time this season. with Mrs. Will
lam c. Jennings.
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Miss Marie Fitzgerald entertains to-
lay at & luncheon at her home.
Mrs. f. c. Parsons is expected home
rom Denver today.
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Miss Estella Davis entertains TODAY
IT ldncheon for Miss Carol Evans.
who has just returned from abroad.
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