The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-13
SOCIETY

The engagement has just been an
nounced in San Francisco of Miss Eva
Castle, daughter of Mrs. Frederick
McQuisten OF the Glasgow Exploration
company of this city Miss Castle IS
sister of Mrs. Charles D. FarqunarsOu
and of Mrs. T. l. Cunningham, both of
London, and is a leader in the younger
set of San Francisco. The marriage is
to take place early in February, and
Mr.. MeQuisten and his bride viii maize
this city their home.
The University club was the scene
last evening Of delightful affair. the
first dance given there during the pres
ent year. The two large dining rooms
were cle9red and made into one large
dancing floor, and at the north end,
behind a screen of palms. the music
was stationed The hall was hung
with college pennants and made bright
with the many plants as well. in the
hallway adjOining a punch bowl was
set. and late in the evening a delicious
supper was served in buffet style in
the ladies' dining room.
Mrs. Frank Knox was the hostess
yesterday at large luncheon for near
Is forty of her friends followed by
DEfdEt- lie kutSlc WSIt Stdttu at tllf~
small tables and these were decorated
with roses and carnations. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs Z. W. Matson of
Ogden. Prizes in the game were won
by Mrs. w. s. Mccormick, Mrs. John
Dern, Mrs. Walter Mauss, Mrs. Frank
B. Stephens, Mrs. Brig Cannon. Mrs.
T. r. Woodbridge, Mrs. Wallace
Bransford and Mrs. Adolph Baer.
Ero Tnz-oa aud Mics af
rine Fitzgerald of Ogden were in the
city yesterday on a shopping tour.
Both the young ladies will leave the
latter part of the month for the east.
and will spend the time of the inaugu
ration ceremonies in Washington with
Mr.. and Mrs. George McCabe.
Walker Salisbury entertained a party
of thirty friends last evening at the
Orpheum in compliment to Miss Mary
Moore and Jasper McCaskell and also
Miss Sheehan. Following the play a
supper was served and an informal
dance enjoyed at Kennedy's hall, IN
Postoffice Place.
Through the courtesy of the man
agement of the Symphony orchestra,
the blind people of the city will again
be given the opportunity of hearing
the concert next Sunday afternoon It
the Colonial theatre. number OF
tickets having been set aside for their
use. These may be obtained through
Mrs. A. S. Rowan of Fort Douglas.
Miss HOLSTER Hancock entertained a
party of eight friends yesterday az d
chatting dish luncheon for Mrs. GarraJS
B. Wilkin of Bingham. The decorations
were of red roses and carnations. and
the hostess did the cooking of the prin-
cipal courses in the chafiI1g dish on the
table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand ]. Fabian
have returned from the east, wnere
Mrs. Fabian has spent the past two
months and Mr.. Fabian the holidays.
They left Miss Stella Fabian visiting
friends in New York and she viii re-
main away some two months longer.
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Mrs. Samuel Ninton Ham, who has
many friends here, and who now makes
her home in San Francisco, has as her
guest her mother, Mrs. Hinchcliff of In
diana. Mrs. p. A. Keyes will be the
guest of Mrs. Ham for a time during
her visit in San Francisco.
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News has reached Salt Lake that the
Twenty-ninth regiment, with when
Captain John E. Woodward is at pre-
next and will be stationed at Govern
or's island. Meantime Mrs. Woodward
remains here with her mother till the
arrival of the regiment.
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Miss Katherine Judge and her guess,
Miss Elizabeth Sheehan, will leave tU-
day for San Francisco and later FOR
Santa Barbara. Miss Judge VIII De
away about a fortnight, and Miss Shee-
han will return to her home direct from
the coast.
Mrs. O. J. Salisbury is home after a |
stay of some two months in the east
Mrs. w. II. Bintz is back from a visit |
with friends and relatives in Wyom
ing. She was accompanied by her SIS
ter Miss Carroll, who will remain Tor |
a visit of some time.
The Pan-Hellenic meets tomorrow /
afternoon with Mrs. NJ. l. Richie.
$3.50
The regular meeting Of the Regiment |
al Bridge club was held yesterday aft
ernoon with Mrs. John S. Upham, when
Mrs. G. A. Wiser won the first prize
and Mrs. Elliott the second
DR.. and Mrs. Jack Keith entertained /
a party of eight friends last evening at
a dinner at their home, and later TOOK
their guests to the dance at the Uni
versity club.
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Captain and Mrs. Theodore A Bald
win will sail from Manila for this
in June and viii be stationed
at Fort Wayne, just outside OF De
troit.
Mrs. Pauline Sands will entertain
again today at a matinee party. taking
! company of her friends to the Or
)heum.
Mrs. Virginia Snow Stephens has
from a stay of some weeks in
los Angeles
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Mrs. J. wslcott Thompson will give
bridge tea tomorrow afternoon at her
lone.
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Mrs. F. NJ. Harding has invitations
,ut for a Kensington to be given on
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth BonnemoTt leaves to-
law for q short trim To PoCafPiiO