The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-24
SOCIETY

Miss Barbara Kinnersley was the hos
tess yesterday at a delightful autumn
luncheon given for two of her friends,
MISS Jean Odell, whose marriage will
take place next month, and Mrs. Will
liam NJ. Hunt, bride of the past sum-
mer. The long table seating a dozen
guests was decorated in the autumn
colors, a great pumpkin basket filled
with the autumn fruits forming the
center piece. An immense bow of yell
low satin ribbon added TO the color eff
feet, and tiny place cards done in au-
tumn scenes We're at each place
Mrs. Martha Royle King Will receive
her friends informally this afternoon
from , to 3 at her new studio, 437 Con-
stitttion block.
Mrs C. w Mount and Miss Mount
will entertain at a bridge tea next
Thursday afternoon
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Mrs. 5. S. Dickinson entertained on
Wednesday for Mrs. r. G. Wilson, who
has returned from California, and Mrs
Benjamin King of Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Luman will leave
some time in November for Mexico ana
California, where they will spend the
winter
Mrs r. L. Tracy will entertain at a
children's party this afternoon for her
son Russell.
The Cup and Saucer club met yes
terday afternoon with Mrs. c. S. Trav-
ers, 1152 Third avenue.
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The marriage of Miss Fannie Taylor
and Lynn Clinton will take place this
evening.
Mrs John Cain will leave about the
middle of November for Illinois. where
she will spend the winter with her sis
ter.
Mrs. F. NJ Payne is here from South
Bend, Ind, and will be the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. c. H. DooIittle,
for some time.
Mr- and Mrs. Robert Patrick an
Eounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Maude to Fred II Barnes, :he mar
riage to take place in November.
Mrs. Charles Crane and daughter Cola
nave returned 10 theiY old home. e29
Brigham street, and will be at home
to their friends after Nov. /
The members of St. Pauls choir are
ttdAAAAllAt. a IldSt4 uGIdN-e 11ailQWeen mar
ty. The committee having the affair in
charge is made up of the following
choir members: Mrs. Grace Wilton and
Misses Rena Redman, Marie Berkhoel
and Vera Shaw.
a pretty home wedding of the week
was that of Miss Margaret Oden and
Mayo Wetzel, at the residence of the
bride. Bishop Bradford officiat-
ed Tho no
GRATED with chrysanthemums and car
nations. The brides gown was of
white silk with lace trimmings She
carried a bouquet of carnations She
was attended by Mrs. Della Foster of
Ogden, and Mr. Foster acted as best
man Misses Virginia Wetzei and Au-
drey Marshall presided at the punch
bowl. Seventy-five guests sat down TO
the supper which followed. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wetzel are at their home at 1853
lola avenue.
The faculty reception at the univer-
sity proved a brilliant success. being
by nearly 800 students and
friends. The large hall in the gymna-
SUM building was beautifully decorat- !
ed with the school colors. and many |
coy corners were in evidence. After a |
short program, including some delight !
full musical numbers, the members of !
the faculty received the students and |
made them acquainted with one anoth- /
err Refreshments were served during |
the evening. After the faculty recep- /
ton the members of the Alpha Pi fra |
ternity OF the university entertained a /
party of young ladies and a few other
invited guests at their fraternity house
On Twelfth East street. Games were
played, followed by a light supper
HOMEGROWN Flowers; No Delays.
As fine Beauties" and "Murns'' as