The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-29
CURRENT EVENTS
IN SALTLAKE SOCIETY

The first symphony concert of the
season, to be given at the Colonial the
atre this afternoon, is to be made a
great society event, not alone in the
city, but throughout the state. Num-
bers of parties have been formed al
ready to attend. several mUsic-lovers
coming from Provo, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Peery bringing a party Of friends
from Ogden, a number of prominent
people from Lehi making up another
party, and Mrs. Albert Mcclellan and
Mrs. Smell having some friends up from
Payson. Governor and Mrs. John c.
Cutler will entertain party of friends
In one stall, while others who have
stalls engaged are Mr.. and Mrs. George
Y. Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel New
house, Mr.. and Mrs. Karl A. Scheid and
Miss Flanders. The Salt Lake Choral
society viii attend in a body.
Mrs w. w. Ritter and Miss Ritter en-
tertained some 200 of their friends yes
terday afternoon at a tea at the Ritter
home 10 meet Mrs. Ashby Douglas
Boyle, a bride of the autumn The
home was decorated with yellow and
white chrysanthemums, and an orches-
ira stationed In the bay window fur
nished music through the afternoon.
Mrs. Leroy Dinwoodey and Mrs. James
Il. Jennings poured tea and coffee in the
dining room, and Mrs, II. G. Whitney
and Mrs. Joseph Jennings assisted. Mrs.
a. S. Bower and Miss Helen Jennings
served punch, while Mrs. Thomas Sloan,
Mrs. James II. Moyie and Miss Grace
Grant assisted in receiving the guests
During the afternoon Miss Edith Grant
and Miss Edna Dwyer rendered some
vocal selections.
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The first Wednesday in December will
stand out as clearly in a matrimonial
way as any day in June. for several
large weddings are scheduled for that
date. The first viii be that of Miss
Clara Hall and John H. Roe, IT,, which
takes place at noon in the First Conere-
gational church. That of Miss Addie
zane and Captain W. f. Cavanaugh
will take place at St. Marks cathedral
at o'clock in the afternoon. and that
OF Miss Edna Jennings and Granville
Clarence Barron takes place at o'clock
at the First Methodist church.
Colonel and Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes
and their cousin. Miss Laura Bransford.
VIII leave today for the east They will
go direct to Chicago for stay of a few
weeks, and later viii go to New York
over the holiday season. The early part
or the new year they will spend in Flor
Ida and return 10 Washington in time
Tor the inaugural ball. Later they VII
spend a short time in New Orleans. and
go by the southern route TO Pasadena.
reaching there early in March. when
they will spend the spring in their Pas
adena home, Ell Roble
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Paul c. Potter
entertained few friends last evening
at bridge. followed by a chafing dish
supper at their home in Fort Douglas.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II.
kriebel, Miss Addie Zane, Miss RATHER
Inc Geddes, Miss Ward, Lieutenant and
Mrs Clark r. Elliott. Lieutenant and
Mrs. Edwin Butcher, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Hugh WalthaIl, Captain Cavan-
augh, Captain Conrad and Captain Rel
fenberick
Word comes from Butte of the mar
riage of Miss Harriet Young. daughter
of w. II. Young, prominent mining man
OF the old days. to Daniel l. Weaver, a
theatrical man of Spokane. Miss Young
is the sister to Mrs. j. X. Hesler. and
is considered one OF Butte's most beau
tiful and captivating young women. Mr..
and Mrs Weaver are in Salt Lake on
their wedding trip
The next meeting of the Regimental