The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-17
SOCIETY

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Mrs r. H. Officer entertained a par
ty of friends at a beautiful luncheon
yesterday at the Country club. The
large square table was laid out beneath
the trees. and exquisite decorations in
the pompadour colors were used. An
immense Indian basket was filled with
sweet peas in the pale pink shades, and
tied to one side was a great bow OF
pale blue ribbon with the ends extend
ing toward opposite corners. The flow
ers were scattered over the cloth and
CONNECTIONS in the pink and white gave
additional color. Fancy fans in the
pompadour shades were at each place.
Covers were laid for seventeen. Fol-
lowing the luncheon a few games of
bridge were enjoyed.
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Miss Agatha Berkhoel will arrive to-
day from the east, and will be at home
for the summer at III d street. 1t is
probable that Mademoiselle Fasoli, the
charming young harpist who was here
with Madame Media, will be a guest of
Miss Berkhoel later in the season.
] x = x
| Mrs. Ernest Bamberger entertained
sixteen friends at a luncheon yesterday
at the Country club. the affair being for
Miss Van Wyck, who is the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Calaghan. The round
table was used, with lavish decora tons
of pink sweet peas and plumosa-
| X X X
| Mrs. c. A. Wieser, wife of Lieutenant
Wieser. Fifteenth infantry, has Joined
the post after a months visit in Ari-
IONA, and is now comfortably settled
| in quarters No. 10. Mrs. Arthur Field
of Alameda, Cal, Mrs. Wieser's moth
| er. is expected TO arrive at the post
about Aug. l, to make a prolonged visit
with her daughter.
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The marriage of Miss Estella Idora
FARMLAND and Carl herman of Chicago
| took place last evening at the home of
the brides parents, AS First avenue.
| The service was read according to the
Jewish rite at $50 i'm the presence of
| only the close friends. the bride being
attended by her parents only. Later a
large reception TO nearly 100 friends was
/ given The home was very beautiful
with its summer floral decoration, the
cool green and white decorating the
parlors. while pink sweet peas made
the dining room attractive, and great
! groups of palms We're arranged on
every side. An orchestra was stationed
behind screen of palms. furnishing
music through the evening. Miss Mia
! Davidson and Miss Viola Godbe served
punch. and a buffet supper was served
late in the evening. The bride wore
charmingly girlish wedding dress of
white satin with princess lace trim
mings, and carried white sweet peas
Mr.. and Mrs. herman left on the night
| train for Chicago. where they will make
their home.
Mrs. c. H Mcmahon came in yester-
day from Canyon Crest for a two days
stay. and will return shortly. Mrs
Hugh Park. who is with her daughter
Mrs. Royden f. Beebe at Fort Doug
las. will go back with her for a short
stay.
Miss O'Connor Is here from New
York for visit with Mrs Arthur II.
5. Bird.
Mrs. G. 6. Verbryck and her son,
Garrison, left last evening for a
months stay in Yellowstone park.
:: x x
Miss May Critchlow and her mother
and aunt have changed their plans, and
instead of returning TO Salt Lake will
remain in Meeker till early in August
Miss Florence Holmes is here from
Washington, ID. c., where she has spent
the past year i'm study. She spent a
short time with friends in New York
on her way home. and will go on from
here after a brief visit to spend the
summer with her mother in Portland.
x * x
Mrs Charles Henrotin and her baby
are out at the Ray Walker farm for a
visit of a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker.
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Miss Estelle Marias of Portland is
here to spend a part of the summer
with her aunt. Mrs. Schuyler c. Snyder
X -
Mrs. Henry E. King, formerly Miss
Henrietta Hall of this city, will be here
early in the week from Los Angeles to
spend the summer with her relatives
X
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie l.. Savage leave
today for Gold Circle to spend the rest
of the summer.
Mrs. f. T. Harvey entertains a lake
party tonight at Saltair.
X
Miss Virginia Beatty was the hostess
/ yesterday at a small luncheon preceded
| by cards, at the Country club, her
guests being Miss Alice Wall. Miss
/ Aline Mcmillan and Miss Stella Fabian
x x X
/ Mrs. John Reed entertained a few
/ friends at breakfast yesterday morn
/ ing, followed by bridge, for Mrs.
Charles o. Whittemore of Los Angeles.
x
| Mrs. ]. c. Daily entertained the girls
OF the Sewing club yesterday after
noon at her home
X X y
/ Miss Frances Evans entertained a
party of young girls yesterday after
noon at the S. ID. Evans home on Third
East street.
X X x
Mrs. George " Schramm and her
two smaller boys left yesterday morn
ing for a visit of some time in the east.
| MIR. and Mrs. Will Farnsworth and
their children have gone to Brighton
where they will spend the rest of the
summer.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.