The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-02
SOCIETY

The Odeon presented a gay. scene ias;
evening when some 200 FRIENDS sa'n VA ~
| Ior the dance given by Mr.. and MIS- " II
liam H Child for Miss olive Bartch Sci
oom Fave such beautiful gowns oeen So
dancing party, and seldom M a. =,
allalr been more thoroughly ENJOY an IL =,
| every respect. The dance foor, sahs
lighted with its MANY colored lights, was
lliied from early evening till long pas
midnight, and many cosy corners az
| ranged on the lower floor proved inslsiie
| retreats The receiving party, conslstil,s
Vi Mr. and Mrs. Child and MISS o1I Vel,
| STOOD In the reception room on the i0"ei
tioor TO receive their guests. ana neI :
TOT the early evening a throng OF ITieics
renamed exchanging greetings. Lare6
IS the cancers went to the IlooI aDoe =
the dance music began and from tnat TINS
on both places were equally popular. a
supper served from many small tables oS,
cupied the late hours. and puncn DOW
Tort to the dancers. The lower floor was
| made most attractive with numerous
rugs and quantities of palms, ana pains
ana ferns made a bank before the RAISED
dals Tor the musicians. Assisting IN en-
pertaining the guests were Mrs WINDSOR
" Rice, Mrs. ". II. Dickson. Mrs Hai
W. Brown and Mrs. K. V. Silver
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Mrs. John T. White and Miss Aimee
Best were the hostesses yesterday aIter-
noon at a most delightful tea from TO :
O'Clock to meet their guest Miss June
herne, the talented young daughter OF
James a Herne, who Is their guest al
/ Whitehall. During the late hours OF tne
afternoon the home was filled with friends
/ who had come to greet once again the
young woman whom many OF them Hau
known in her childhood when her parents
were well known visitors to Salt Lake
The rooms were made most attractive
with quantities of the autumn flowers
tail chryanthemums and roses me re-
ceiving party stood in the drawing room
and in the dining room Mrs. Jack heilh
and Mrs. G. J. Ross poured tea anu COZ
fee. relieved later by Mrs. II. J, Dlnlnny
and Mrs. Frank Jennings. Miss Dorothy
Jennings. Miss Helen Clawson ana MISS
Dora Treweek assisted, while at the
punch bowl in the library Miss Elsie NC
Millen and Miss Lydia White served Lit
tie Dorothy White received the guests az
the door A splendid orchestra stationed
on the landing above furnished dehghtiui
music through the afternoon.
a large church wedding Of the after
noon will be that of Miss Addie Zane,
daughter of Judge and Mrs {. ,. zane;
and Captain William A. Cavanaugh OF
the Fifteenth infantry. which takes place
az 5o'clock at St. Marks cathedral. Ihe
bride will be attended by Miss Katherine
Geddes as maid of honor. and Captain l.
r. Harker will attend the groom ZAP
tain Garrison McCaskey will be master OF
cei erlonies. Many friends from town, rs
well as all the people from the garrls IN
viii witness the ceremony. which Will pe
followed by wedding supper at the Zane
home for the bridal party only. Later the
bride and groom will leave on trip
Mrs NJ. H. Walker entertained yester-
day at "A beautiful pink luncheon at the
Walker home, when some fourteen OF her
were all in pink. quantities of pink roses
and candelabra with candles and shades
to match. making the dining room a most
attractive spot. The guests were Ms
Robert Hardness. Mrs. George Holman.
Mrs Windsor V Rice. Mrs. William lgie-
heart. Mrs A J. GOrham. Mrs. William
Jennings. Mrs. r G. Gcmmen. Mrs w
"A WetzeII Mrs. Ezra Thompson. Mrs.
Pennef y Smith Mrs. John S. Bransford.
Mrs Charles q. Plummer and Miss Col
bUrne.
Another church wedding of the day will
be that of Hiss Edna Jennings, the slsIer
of Mrs. A. n. Peabody. and Granville
Clarence Barron. which takes place at
the First Methodist Episcopal church az
$50 The bride will be attended by her
sister. Miss Cariotta Jennings. with little
Grace Jennings as flower girl. Claude
Nettleton will be best man. After the
service a wedding supper will follow for
tbs. bridal party a the Peabody home.
and later the young people will leave on
trip
The marriage of Miss Maud Wheeler
and Walter n. Evans will take place tc-
night at 80 at the home OF the bride
parents SIC South West Temple street.
I he ceremony Will be performed by DR..
William II. Paden. and only the relatives
will be present Later reception from
till 10 O'Clock will be given for the
friends of the young people
The Misses Bancroft entertained yester-
day at the second in series of bridge
teas al the Bancroft home. when six ia
bles of the game We're played. and the
hostesses were assisted by Mrs. ]. r.
Walker Mrs Karl A. Scheid and Mrs j.
Walcott Thompson
Mrs. George 7. Brice entertained yes
terdav at luncheon for her sister. Mrs.
George Campbell Of Denver, who is in
town for a few days on her way TO the
coast. The decorations were of white
carnations and smilax. and covers were
laid for ten.
Mrs. W. +. Purviance entertained the
Regimental Bridge club yesterday after
noon at her home. when prizes were won
by Mrs. Edwin Butcher and Miss Towle-
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Mr. and Mrs. Everett f. Buckingham %
Omaha. who formerly made their home in
Salt Lake, are with Mr. and Mrs \. L.
visit
Miss Lena Hague will entertain few
friends tonight at an informal musicale
at the Walker home.
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The Cleofan meets today to continue the
study of Twelfth Night" when Miss
Savage will lead the class.
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The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Will meet this afternoon at the Lion
House. Talks will be given by II. p.
Clawson. Mrs. Margaret Gay Clawson.
John. T. Caine and others of the pioneer
actors of early days.
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Mrs. E. ]. Chambers and her son. Lys-
ter Chambers. arrived yesterday from Los
Angeles. and are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William p. Kiser.
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The marriage of Miss Clara Hall.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs L. F. Hall, and
John H Roe. jr., will take place today at
u o'clock at the First Congregational
church. and will be followed by wedding
breakfast at the Hall home for the rela-
tives only.
Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Bellinger leave to-
day for San Francisco, whence they will
sail shortly for Australia to make their
home there.