The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-15
SOCIETY

table decorated with carnations was
the center of an animated group. Miss
Ruthrauff assisted the young hostess
pouring at the tea table, and Miss Leila
Stingley and Miss lutte were also with
her. Among the guests invited were
Mrs. J. r. Walker. Mrs. Windsor V.
Rice, Mrs. w Montague Ferry. Mrs.
Benner Y. Smith, Mrs. ]. r. Wood
bridge. Miss Stuart. Miss Eloise Sad
Ter, Miss Pearl Van Colt, Miss Flor
enee KimbaH, Miss Minette Baer,
Count Laborde, Jack Gilmer and Jo-
seph j. Campbell.
Lord and Lady Headfort were guests
of honor last evening at a dinner at
the NewhOuse home. The guests TO
meet them were, besides Miss Moore
and her friend. Miss Augusta lutte.
Miss Leila Stingley, Miss Annie Nc
Cornick, Miss Genevieve Mccormick,
Joseph ]. Campbell. Albert Mccormick.
Joe Siegel and Ben Siegel. Lavish dec
orations of American Beauty roses
were used both in the dining room and
throughout the house.
Lafayette Hanchett will take party
out to Bingham today for the Marquis
and MarchiOness of HeadfOrt to visit
the mines there. Besides the two
guests of honor. the party will include
Count Laborde, Miss Mary Moore
Miss lutte, Miss Stingley and some
others. The same party will make the
trip TO Garfield tomorrow. Thursday
evening Lord and Lady Headfort will
leave for San Francisco.
Miss Renee Redman entertained a
few friends yesterday at luncheon at
the Commercial club for Mrs. Robert
Leonard Fowler of Nyack, n. Y. The
round table was laid in the private
dining room, and a low mound of pink
carnations formed the centerpiece,
while plumosa covered the cloth
around. Place cards done in the same
color were used. Mrs. Fowler viii be
in town only a week. and a number of
affairs are planned in her honor.
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| Word comes from Princeton of the
presentation of a play recently in
which Julian Bamberger of the Salt
Lake high 'O7 distinguished himself and
made quite hit. The play was Mas
singers "A New Way to Pay Old
Debts" and Julian played the comic
part of a cook and. one of the profess
sors says, did it amazingly
! Mrs. Paul c. Potter entertained the
ladies of the Regimental Card club
yesterday afternoon at her quarters at
the post. The prizes were won by Mrs.
Potter and Mrs HarkeT. At the tea
| following a number of the younger Of
ficers dropped in and helped the host
I ess serve.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard A. Keyes en-
! tertained at a dinner last evening at
the Alta club, their guests being Mr..
| and Mrs Walter Lewis of Butte, Miss
Louise Sullivan and Frank Reyes of
| New York.
Lieutenant Waterman will entertain
a party of friends at the theatre on
Thursday evening in compliment to
Mrs. POtter's guests, Mrs. Parrish and
Miss Siez.
Mrs. Ad Kuhn and Mrs. Thomas
Fitzgerald Of Ogden were visitors in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester d. Freed will
return today from their wedding trip,
and will be at home at $50 East Sec
ond South street.
Judge and Mrs. o. W. Powers will
entertain at a dinner next Monday
evening for Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Ly-
man, who are guests of the Wallaces.
Mrs John Weir is so greatly i'm
proved in health that she will remain
some time longer on the coast, instead
of coming home at once, as was in
tended.
Miss Dagmar Orlob will entertain at
a 500 party Saturday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Harold OrlOb.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Paul Potter will
entertain tonight at dinner, followed
by a theatre party for their guests.
Mrs. Sol Siegel leaves today for Bal
timore. to be away till early in June.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Vance Lane, who
are at the Knutsford, will shortly be
at home at 10 f street, having taken
the MarioneauX house for the summer.
The Misses Taylor of Fort d. A. Rus
sell, who have been guests at Fort
Douglas, have gone to their home.
L. c. Miller has gone to Montana on
a ten days business trip.
Mrs. Bersach and her small son of
Provo are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.
Smith at the Kensington.
Mrs. ]. B. Evans has gone to the
Ogden Hot Springs for a stay of a few
weeks,
Captain Willis T. Uline and his fam
lily will not return to the post for some
ten days yet, his leave having been
extended that time.
Miss Geneyieve Mccormick leaves to-
day for California on short trip.
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Captain William A. Cavanaugh is
the guest of Major John F. Morrison
at Fort Leavenworth on his way home
from an eastern trip.
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The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Baptist church will give an Easter So
cial Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. John Warthman. 663 South Third. |
West street.
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Mrs. NJ. j. Van Houten announces
the enga cement of her daughter, Anna, |
to o. F. Malmgren. The marriage
takes place tomorrow
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The reminiscent session of the |
Daughters of Pioneers will be held at !
room q B. Y. memorial. Wednesday. |
at o'clock. The pioneer. Samuel |
Richards. will give reminiscent talk |