The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-03
SOCIETY

players to fine advantage About sew
enty-five guests were present and en-
joyed a thoroughly artistic program
Two splendid trio numbers, the first by
Haydn and the closing one by Men
delssohn, were given for the violin,
| cello and piano, and group OF five
lighter selections for the violin had the
accompaniment of the cello and piano.
The program follows:
Trio No /, C major ..............Ha Haydn
Andante
POGO Adagio,
Rondo all 'Ongarese.
Anitras Dance -..-.-..........-...Gr ies
ADendlied ...-....-....-..-.. Schumann
Chant sans paroles $500. Tschaikowsky
All Moon of My Delight 49,. Lehman
Pizzlcato Gavotte -.......-.....- Pache
Trio, Op- 40, ID minor .....- MendelSSonn
Motto allegro ed agitato.
X X X
Yesterday was day of rare treats
in musical line, the concert given by
Miss Emma Lucy Gates in the evening
being another event of note, not alone
in an artistic way, but also in a social
way. The house was a splendid tribute
TO the young singer, the stalls and
boxes all being filed with parties in
nonor of the event. Col. and Mrs. n. w.
Clayton entertained party consisting
of Colonel and Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Heber NJ. Wells, Miss
Elsie Mcmillan, Miss Lucille Clark,
Laurence Clayton and Lorenzo Snow
Mrs w. w. Ritter entertained a party
OF friends In another stall, consisting
of Mrs. Priscilla Jennings, Miss Mary
Young, Miss Maud Ritter, Richard W.
Young, jr., and Carlton Blaine
x X X
The marriage of Miss Daisy Wolf
gang to Oscar C. Kellar of Chicago
which took place last evening at the
home of the brides grandmother, Mrs
Z. j. McNitt, at o'clock, was followed
by reception TO nearly 100 friends of
the young people later The ceremony
was witnessed by relatives only, Dr.
w. NJ. Paden officiating The bride
made a lovely picture in a soft gown
OF white messaline, with lace trim
mings. She carried an armful of
brides roses. At the reception which
followed the family was assisted Dy
Mrs. II. l.. McNitt of Council Bluffs.
Ia; Miss Maud Thorn, Miss Lulu
Bowen, Miss Rachel Urn. MRS. Ida F.
Parsons and Mrs. c. f. Wolfgang. Mr..
ana Mrs. Kellar left on the midnight
train for Vancouver, whence they 90
by way of Toronto to New York and
later TO Chicago. They will be at home
x X X
A very pretty wedding of last even
ing was that of Miss Hazel WINNER
and Fred Bennion, which took place in
the presence of the immediate relatives
only at o'clock. The marriage ser
vice was read by Judge William II.
King, and later. from till II. a recep-
ton was given to the friends of the
TWO young people. At this the parents
OF the bride were assisted in receiving
the guests by Mrs. Bennion, the mother
or the groom, and a number of the
brides friends, among them Miss Ethel
Simons, Miss Dagmar Orlob, Miss
Dorothy Partridge, Miss Hazel Tomil-
son, Miss Katherine McCarrick, Miss
Edith Beless, Miss Leila Myers ana
Miss Marguerite WINNER, assisted.
The bride wore a gown of white en-
broidered net over chiffon and taffe;a
with real lace medallions set in. Her
flowers were brides roses in shower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennion left last even
lnS FOR their new home i'm Provo, where
they will be at home after Oct. l at
q East Fourth North street
X x X
Miss May Kervin entertained yester-
cay at a large and elaborate luncheon
at the Country club in compliment to
Mrs j. j. Campbell and Miss Trask of
Denver. who is the guest of Miss Mi
nette Baer. The large oval table was
laid in the private dining room. and
beautiful decorations of golden glow
were used. Place cards showing the
monogram or the hostess in gold were
DIT each place and asparagus ferns
were strewn over the CLOTH Following
the luncheon number of the guests
enjoyed few games of bridge.
X
Mrs. William p. Kiser entertained
Few friends yesterday at a luncheon
at the Country club for Miss Eva Mad
den OF San Francisco, who is the guest
OF Mrs. Richard A. Keyes. Nastur
lums and the autumn fruits were used
as tapie decorations, and the other
guests were Mrs. Reyes, Mrs. David r
Gray. Mrs. Andrew S. Rowan of Forr
Douglas. Mrs. Russell Schulder. Mrs
ID: Vance Lane, Miss Mayme Noble.
MISS Gertrude McGrath and Miss
Louise Sullivan.
Mrs j. Il. Risque entertained a COM
pany OF friends yesterday at luncheon
LOT MISS May Robson, who in private
NE is MRS. Brown. The autumn colors
were used in the table decorations. and
the guests to meet the talented actress
were Mrs ]. E. Gallagher, Mrs. Arthur
II. ;. Bird, Mrs. r. E. Hunt, Miss Gore.
MRS George 5. Gannett and Miss Ruth
rauff Miss Robson left last evening
for Provo, and later for the east.
X x X
Mrs. II. Wallenstein was hostess at
a prettily appointed luncheon at the
Wilson hotel Wednesday, followed by
box party at the Orpheum in honor of
Miss Lydia We'll of Carthage, Mo-, who
Is the guest of Mrs. c. E. Fuller OF
Whitehall. The table was beautifully
decorated with lavender sweet peas.
The invited guests were Miss We'll.
Misses Adele Scott of California, Mar
tina Johnson, Mesdames c. Z. Fuller.
Wiley, r. H. Peale, NJ. Marienthal and
Wappin.
Miss Mary Halloran entertained
party of about thirty guests at "a dinner
at the Commercial club last evening.
the affair being in honor of her guest.
Miss Edna Macy of Chicago. Ex
Quisite decorations in the autumn COL
oring were used. and Mrs. j. II. Nc
Chrystal and Mrs. Charles Cain Girls
mon were the chaperons
X = X
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frank Judge will
entertain party of friends tonight at
a real barn dance at their country
place, The Cobbles. in Cottonwood.
Many surprises are arranged for the
guests in the way of country entertain
ment. The affair is in compliment to
the Misses Harriet and Marjorie Sever