The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-08
CURRENT EVENTS
IN LOCAL SOCIETY

Mrs Edwin o. Howard entertained
yesterday at a luncheon. followed by
bridge. for Miss Katherine Baker of
Everett. Wash, who is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Edward S. Ferry. Quanti-
ties of Chatney roses decorated the Ia
BILE. and the same flowers arranged in
crystal baskets and vases made the
parlOr attractive. The guests to meet
Miss Baker were the Misses Moore,
Miss Genevieve Mccormick, Miss Mary
Smedley, Miss Mildred Mcmillan. Miss
Elizabeth Niles. Miss Laura Bransford,
Miss Stella Fabian and Mrs. Leslie L.
Savage.
The annual reunion of ST. Mary's
AIumnae association was held yester-
day with meetings afternoon and even
ing. The business meeting in the early
afternoon was merely formal extern
sion of the terms of the officers, Miss
Frances Phillips, president: Mrs. Alice
Fisher Davidson, vice president, and
Miss Mae Kane. secretary. This was
followed by a banquet TO about thirty
five, served at the academy, and still
later the same people enjoyed a fine
musical program and informal dancing.
Among out-of-town members present
were Mrs. A. r. Haywood, ogden; Mrs.
William Jeffers, ogden: Mrs. O'Neill.
Wells, New; Miss Lola Guthrie. Bing-
ham; Miss Ella Wood. Lehi: Mrs. Hazel
Butler, Ophir.
Mrs. Enos Hoge was the hostess yes
terday at a luncheon at the Commercial
club. given in honor of Mrs. T. L. Lyn-
wood of New York. The round table
was laid in the private dining room.
and a low mound of pink carnations
and smilax formed the central decora-
ton. Place cards done in the pink
flowers were at each place. The guests
to meet Mrs. Lynwood were Mrs. S. A.
Whitney, Mrs. Patrick, Mrs. C. NJ. Ben
edict, Mrs. Sam Neel, Mrs. Jack Lynch
Naylor. Mrs. Edward McGurrin and
Mrs. d. Ritter.
The American Music society has
| formulated a plan for work for the
coming winter. and will carry out a
serious definite study of American mu-
sic from this on. A program commit
Miss Pearl Van Colt, Miss Minette
Baer, Miss Miriam Brooks, Mrs. Charles
Read and Miss Irma Watson will have
charge of the entire series, and all per-
sons wishing to join should send their
names Immediately to the secretary.
Mrs. Alvah Lewis. The next meeting
viii be held Nov. % with Miss Pearl
al (Olt, the evening Will DC Qe-
voted entirely to Indian music.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Callaghan enter
tanned a party of twelve at a dinner
last evening for Miss Katheri- = 7des
and Captain Bryan Conrad. CO.
! rations were all in white and l. EN-,
maidenhair ferns and white tulle form
/ ing the main part. A wedding bell of
tulle was suspended above the table,
and the ferns were used everywhere.
Mrs. A. ]. Gorham entertained about
twenty-five friends yesterday afternoon
at an informal tea for her aunt and
niece. Mrs. and Miss Dayton of Iowa
a social hour or so was spent, and
| some music by Mrs. A. 6. Peters and
/ readings by Miss Alice Rowe were en-
joyed.
Mrs. c. II. Mcmahon, the president
of the Women's league. will entertain
the directors and the chairman of the
various sections at a tea at o'clock on
Monday at her home in the Cummings
apartments.
One of the largest events of the week
will be the tea to be given by Mrs Ed
win F. Holmes at the Amelia Palace on
| Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. E. D. Miller has issued invita-
tons for bridge tea for Monday. Nov.
10.
Miss lone Morrison entertains tomor-
row evening at dinner at the Uni
versity club for Miss Helen MAYNARD
and the members of her bridal party.
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Mrs. Wolter G. Tuttle will be the