The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-31
SOCIETY

MISS Jean OOeU entertained ABOUT
thirty of her friends last evening at
d dance at the OdeH home on Fourth
East street. The large parlors and Ii
brary were cleared for dancing and
made a most attractive ball room. A
supper was served later in the dining
room, while from an alcove adjoining
Miss Marie Odell, the younger sister of
the hostess, served punch. A splendid
orchestra was stationed in the hallway,
furnishing excellent dance music
throughout the evening.
The Ladies' Literary club will cele-
brate Presidents day this afternoon
at the club house, when the board of
directors will provide program of en-
tertainment, followed by social hour
| Miss Frances Savage of the Savage
Dramatic school will give some read
ings, and music will be furnished by
Miss Mary Olive Gray and her pupil,
| Miss Marguerite DuvaIl. Mrs. A S.
Peters, Mrs. Eff1e Dean Knappen, Hen
ry Oberndorfer and the club chorus.
| A pretty home wedding was that of
Miss Ethel Lees and Samuel A. NJ.
Brown, which took place Wednesday
night. Bishop William Mcmillan Off
ciating. The nuptials were celebrated
at the home of the brides parents. 634
West Fourth North street The bride
was gowned in blue silk MULE over
blue silk, and the decorations . were
white and pink carnations. A large
wedding reception followed. about 100
guests being present.
Captain Love of Fort Douglas re-
ceived orders yesterday to proceed at
once to Columbus, O.. where he goes
ffy,cr II
| little daughter have been only recent
ly released from quarantine. having
had the measles, and this order comes
| before Mrs. Love has had a chance
even to get acquainted with her pres
ent post.
| Mrs. r. e. McCOnaughy entertained
a dozen of her friends yesterday at a
violet luncheon, when violets in pro-
fusion formed the only table decora-
| tons. A cloth of Mexican drawnworI1
over pale green covered the table, and
punches of violets with violet place
cards were at each place.
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Mrs. w. H. Bramel was the hostess
| yesterday afternoon at a card party
when five tables of 500 were played
Mrs. John. c. Daily won the prize and
! later, at the tea which followed, the
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Cleland,
Mrs. Oscar L. Cox and Mrs. E. Z. Nell
son.
There will be an informal hop to-
night at Fort Douglas, the younger Of
ficers having arranged the affair within
the past twenty-four hours. Mainly
the people of the garrison will be pres
ent, although a few of the younger set
| from town are expected.
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A very pretty marriage uniting Miss
Ella Grindall of Minneapolis, Mimi.
and Charles w. Curran of Ontario,
Cal, took place yesterday at high noon
at the residence of Rev. c. C. McIntire,
271 West Fifth South. pastor of West
minister Presbyterian church. who per-
formed the ceremony. The bride was
attended by Miss Mildred F. Lamb of
Walker, Ia. as maid of honor. Mr.
and Mrs. CUrran will be at home after
the 10Th of February in Ontario, Cal.
The Plate club met yesterday after
noon with Mrs. John Reed at her
apartments in the Narvex Mrs. A.
Fred Wey and Mrs. Emmett Moore
were the prize winners. and four tables
of bridge were played.
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Walker left yes
terday on the Don train for a stay of
some two months in New York.
The Misses Nellie Patten and Ethel
Butler of Payson have been the guests
of the formers sister, Mrs. P. P. Mus
ser of Salt Lake, for the past ten days |
They leave soon for visit east
X
Mrs. Justus Jungk entertained a few
of her friends informally at bridge yes
terday afternoon.
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Mrs. w. II. Bramel gives a Kensing-
ton on Thursday of next week at her |
home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Gilcrest and Mrs. |
Quereau of Kearney, Neb., are in town !
visiting the Curtin and the Priest fam
lies
Miss Mary Moore entertains today at |
a matinee party for Mrs. Hooper Dun
bar, who leaves tonight for her home |
in Los Angeles.
Mrs. G. B. PfOutz entertained quite 1
Informally at bridge yesterday after /
noon at her home.
Mrs. n. NJ. Hamilton left yesterday /
for New York, where she will spend the |
next SIX weeks
X x y
Mrs. Arthur d. Smith has returned /
from two months stay in California.
having gone there about THANKSGIVING
time.
x K
F. E. McGurrin is expected home to-
day from stay of nearly a month in
Riverside, Cal.
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e. ]. Watts left for San Francisco
last evening, and will return in about
ten days.
X X X
Miss Carrie Gannett entertained her
Sewing club yesterday afternoon at a
tea.
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The Utah Womans Press club holds
a meeting tonight, when a social pro-
gram will be presented by the mem
bers.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
5iS1-CharleS W. Curran, Ontario Cal
Ella Grundall. Minneapolis Mimi.
SfS2-Martin Grimm. IT.. Salt Lake.
Mary Gil. Salt Lake
57S5-W. II Cohee. Hazen, New
j. E. Hicks. HaZen, New.