The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-17
SOCIETY

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a rose tea" The local Spirit of Lib
erty chapter. Daughters of the Amer
| lean Revolution, were the hOstesses.
and they received their friends amidst
| a perfect wealth of bloom. Roses were
on every hand, and roses of every de-
scription were used to beautify the
rooms. Great jardinieres. baskets,
bowls and tall vases were filled with
the flowers. and both the parlors were
banked with them in corners and hooks
everywhere.
The guests We're received at the door
by Mrs. c. S. Kinney. Mrs. c. E. Allen,
Mrs. H. c. Wallace, Mrs. George Y.
Wallace. Mrs. Russell L. Tracy, Mrs.
r. A. BrOadhurst and Mrs. Grant
Hampton. In one corner of the large
parlor stood the punch table, and here,
i'm a perfect bower of roses, Mrs. Leslie
L. Savage, Miss LOrene Leary and the
Misses Bess and Mildred McMillen
served punch. Within the smaller room
a long table was laid for the serving
of tea, and here Mrs. J. r. Walker
poured tea and Mrs Benner Y. Smith
served ices. Assisting them were Miss
Pearl Van Colt, Miss Minette Baer.
Miss Louise Sullivan, Miss Florence
Kimball and the Misses Annie and
Genevieve Mccormick. AS the guests
entered each was presented with a
and Miss Marion Dean of Chicago, An
orchestra was stationed in one corner,
furnishing a fine musical program. The
men were included in the affair. and
number dropped in late for a short
visit with the company.
The marriage of Miss Freda Erick-
son TO Fred ID. Vinegar was solemnized
last evening by Rev. Charles f. Perk-
ms at the home of the brides parents
and the wedding proper was followed
by a reception to about a hundred
friends. The ceremony was performed
at 7S0, and the bride was attended by
Miss Stella Erickson, with little Norma
Johnson as flower girl. Arthur Erick-
son was the best man. Later, as friends
came to extend good wishes, the par
ents of the bride were Joined in receiv-
ing their guests by Mrs. F. d. Keller
and Mrs GunaTd Erickson. Miss L.
Vinegar and Miss Hilda Larson served
i'm the dining room. while Miss Mayme
Vier and Miss Ellen Hotter presided at
the punch table.
The house was prettily decorated for
the AFFAIR. canopy of green and white,
with an immense white bell forming
the main decoration in the parlor Red
roses decorated the sitting room, and
pink and green the dining room. The
over silk and carried an immense
bunch of pure white peonies. The
bridesmaids gown was of pink silk
null. and her flowers were pink dab
lias The little flower girl was dressed
i'm white. with pink ribbons. and car
ried q basket Of pink sweet peas.
The voung ladies Of the first senior
class. St Mary's academy, were enter
tanned by Mrs Camomile and her
daughter Edna last Monday afternoon.
Music and games were the diversions.
after which a delicious luncheon was
served. The merry maidens had sew
eral pictures taken as mementoes of
their happy year of '0S.
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A new Lieutenant will shortly be sta
toned at the post, Midshipman Alvah
Lee having transferred his services
from the navy to the army. His COM
mission was issued June 5, and after a
brief leave in the east he will join his
regiment at Fort Douglas.
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The usual Wednesday luncheon VIII
be on at the Country club today. a
number of small parties being planned
Mrs. A.V.Calaghan entertains at large
luncheon for her sister, Miss Van
wyck, who is her guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Y. Wallace will
leave next week for trip to Alaska.
They will sail from Seattle the latter
part of the month.
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Russell /. Tracy and Russell. jr., have
gone 10 POcatello, whence they go on
horseback on a trip through Yellow
stone National park.
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Judge and Mrs. Powers are contem- |
plating a motor trip TO the coast the |
latter part of the summer.
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Mrs. T. r. Woodbridge had few |
friends in yesterday afternoon for an
informal game Of bridge.
J. II. McChrystal and his brother, Dr. |
A. H. McChrystal, will leave today for |
California. On his return Mr.. McChrys- !
tai will bring his family back with /
him They have spent the winter on /
the coast.
Mrs. d. P. Simmons has returned |
after a visit in Arizona with her sis |
ter. where she went from Coronado /
after spending the winter there.
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DR.. HOyt. formerly of this city made /
a flying visit to his family here a day /
or so ago and returned to San Fran
cisco and thence to Mexico.
The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers |
will meet at o'clock this afternoon |
in the Lion house.
Mrs. George W. Linsley is here from
Ely visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. /
Rooklidge.
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Miss Ora Holbrook is In town from
Provo visiting friends.
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Mrs. Edgar A. Rogers will entertain
az 500 next Saturday for Miss Della
Hines.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Wallace will |
leave today for ogden to attend the
Ashley Wallace wedding there.
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Mrs. Ida S. Dusenberry and her son
and daughter are in town visiting
friends for a few days.
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Mrs. j. NJ. BOnney and daughter Ma
rion of Buena Vista, Colo, will be in
the city today 10 visit Miss Belle
Dewey.
Mrs Whitaker is here from Denver