The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-29
SOCIETY

thought to relate to one of the two
salt Lake girls best known as the Ell
ierbecks. was published in the San
Francisco Examiner last Friday. Ii
the young people are of Salt Lake.
their names do not appear in the city
directory, and the romantic story does
not concern the friends of Miss Bob
Ellerbeck. nor Miss Marge Ellerbeck
both of whom are still safe in STAN
ford
Hidden from the rest of the world
by five miles of fog so thick one could
raise gold fish in il, two loving hearts
were made into one by Captain F.
Nayior, skipper of the gasoline launch
Alpine, last Wednesday afternoon.
The happy young persons were H.
F. Flood and Miss Dorothy f. Eller-
beck. both claiming residence in Utah.
They appealed TO Captain Naylor to
marry them at sea, and Naylor was
not the kind of man to Illustrate
such a plan, not that he needed the
money, but because he wouldn't be a
party TO the further separation of two
loving hearts
1t was clear weather when the Al
pine went out beyond the Heads. but
the fog came in fast and soon mad
swallowed the boat and its occupants
The youthful ones were scared. but
they went through the ceremony. and
then settled down to the throes of sea-
sickness. The bridegroom thought he
saw rocks ahead-not matrimonial
rocks. but the kind that crop up above
the seas surface near Bonita and Lo-
bos-and he kept Captain Naylor wor-
rying; but the Alpine finally made port
and a landing.
The couple left on the first train for
a honeymoon trip to southern Cali
fOrnia"
The ministers of the city. regardless
OF church or creed. were invited guests
yesterday at a luncheon at the Young
WOman's Christian associations down
town rooms. The board of directors
themselves waited on their guests. and
following a delicious luncheon an hour
or so was spent in consultation and in
formal discussion of how best the min
listers of the city could help in the
work. Mrs. +. b. Critchlow. president
of the association, made brief address
setting forth the needs of the organi-
Zatlon and asking the cooperation of
the churches in getting a larger MEM
bership. Helpful talks were made by
Dean Benjamin Brewster, Rev. p. A.
Simpkin. Rev. ID. l.. Helmick and 9TH
ers. Mrs. CritchlOw introduced the two
secretaries of the association, Miss
Prosser and Miss lie Sourd of the
Travellers Aid. who has been called
the little minister of the railway sta-
tions,' and the clergymen gave them
most cordial greeting. The heartiest
support was pledged TO the women.
and the promise of substantial help
given in individual cases. as well as
from the ministers as whole
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Commodore and Mrs. Holland T.
h. fau
days fl ON New York on their way back
to San Francisco, after spending the
better part of year i'm travel. They
will be guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
A. Reyes for a few days. Mrs. Ste
venson is a niece of Mr.. Reyes and
was formerly Miss Gertrude Livingston
of San Francisco.
The song recital TO be given at the
First Congregational church tonight by
NJ j. Brines, assisted by Mrs. Judith
Evans Brines. is looked forward to
with a great deal of interest by local
music lovers. The program is said to
be an exceptionally fine one, and num-
erous parties are made up TO attend
and TO form super parties later.
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Mrs Edwin F. Holmes entertained
eight young people at an sOrpheum
party Saturday evening. followed by d
supper at the Amelia Palace. tbs af-
fair being in celebration of the birth
day of her nephew, Harold Bransford
Lamb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Steiner of Min
neapolis left yesterday on the noon
train for their home, after a visit of
month with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Steiner. Mrs. Steiner accompanied her
guests TO Ogden.
Mrs George Y Wallace will be the
hostess today at large tea at her
home in Popperton, the affair being in
honor of Mrs. Moylan c. Fox and Mrs.
Ira o. Rhoades.
The Y w c. A. girls will enjoy their
usual monthly social tonight at the
rooms in the Brooks arcade. the reg
ular meeting night, last Thursday
having been spoiled by the storm.
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The tourist section of the Ladies'
Literary club meets this morning at
the club house. when Mrs. f. D. Miller
and Mrs. Henry P. Henderson will read
papers.
Mrs. Melvin H. Sowles will entertain
East street.
Miss Florence Housed. the principal |
of Huntington hall. in Los Angeles |
spent yesterday in the city visiting a
number of her friends
x**
DR.. and Mrs. T. b. Beatty are enter |
tanning Charles Shepherd of New York |
at their home for short time.
X
Miss Winnifred Lynn entertains AT
a tea this afternoon for Miss Merce |
Berkeley.
Miss Eva Madden left yesterday for |
her home i'm San Francisco after Wis |
IL of more than a month with Mr.. and |
Mrs. Richard A. Reyes.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Philips will short |
ly be at home to their friends in the |
apartments at First avenue |
and ID street.
Mrs Laura Tilden Ray of Denver is /
in town visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. |
Dooley.
Miss Jeanette Yundt leaves on
Thursday for stay OF some weeks in
Indiana where she will visit Miss |