The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-03
SOCIETY

below Is tfE sEnEuulc Ol events
= for July at the Country club: ::
= Saturday. July g ::
= Table d'hote dinner, $50. :.
= Dancing.
= Monday, July 8
= Buffet luncheon. ::
= Tea. O'Clock. ::
= Hostesses: Mrs. John Marshall, ::
= Mrs. Z. S. Ferry, Mrs. Bryan Con- ::
: rad, Mrs Esther Filler. :
= Wednesday. July = ::
= Table d'hote luncheon, 1 O'Clock. ::
= Saturday, July 10 ::
= Table d'hote dinner. $50. ::
= Dancing. ::
= Wednesday, July Il ::
= Table d'hote luncheon, 1 o'clock. ::
:: Saturday, July IL 4"
= Tea, 4 o'clock. :
= Putting contest. ::
= Hostesses: Mrs. F. .. Howard. ::
= Mrs. o. W. Powers, Mrs. Benner ::
= X. Smith, Mrs. Heber Wells. ::
= Table d'hote dinner, $50. ::
= Wednesday, July IL ::
= Table d'hote luncheon, O'Clock. ::
= Saturday. July "a ::
= Tea, 4 o'clock ::
= Tennis. Mixed doubles. ::
/" HOstesses: Mrs. Robert Gemmell, ::
= Mrs. Ernest Bamberger. Mrs. Ar ::
= thur Bird. Mrs. Frank Judge, Mrs. ::
= Lewis Mccormick. =
= Wednesday, July Is ::
:: Table d'hote luncheon, o'clock. ::
= Saturday, July 81 ::
q" Tea, 4 o'clock. Z:
" Approaching and putting contest. ::
= Hostesses: Mrs. Robert Hark- ::
= ness, Miss Bancroft, Mrs. ]. r. ::
= Walker, Miss adelaide Bancroft. ::
" Each member is allowed the priv ::
= ilege on Saturday night of bring ::
= ing one nOn-member as guest. All ::
= members are requested to notify the ::
:. steward twenty-foUr hours in ad- ::
= vance for Saturday dinners. ::
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The Misses Veda Beebe. Alice Nibley
and Elise Yeates were the hostesses
last evening at a most delightful dane
ing party at the Beebe home on G
street, at which some two hundred of
their friends We're entertained. The
handsome house was thrown open and
the large paTiOrs. dining room and hall
made an attractive dance hall Here
prior to the time for dancing, the young
hOstesses, assisted by their mothers
and by the Misses Edgarda WedgwOOd
and Merle Lynch, received their friends
dancers enjoyed the flying moments.
The place was ablaze with lights,
strings of gay-COlOTed lanterns, flags
and bunting decorating the lawns and
pOrches. On the back lawn a large
booth was placed for the supper, and
here Mrs. Beebe, Mrs. Yeates and Mrs.
Nibley, assisted by Miss Emma Beebe
and Miss Lillian Nibley, served. while
on the front porch Miss Marion Obern-
dorfer and Miss Irma Brown served
punch. In the booth Miss May Holly
played during the evening, but within
doors d fac orchestra furnished music
for the dancing. A number of friends
from out of town were present, among
them Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Peery of
Ogden, Miss Telith Browning, Miss May
ScOwcroft and Miss Beatrice Brewer of
Ogden, and Miss Nina Taylor and Miss
Chloe SmOot of Provo.
Mrs Frank Dole and Mrs. r. K.
Brown entertained again yesterday al
morning bridge party at the Dole
home, followed by a very prettily ap-
pointed luncheon. Seven tables of the
game were played, and prizes were won
by Mrs. John Marshall Mrs. ]. ]. Both
well, Miss Margaret GibbOn, Miss Mar
garet Savage Miss Sheean, Mrs Fow-
were decorated with red roses and blue
Canterbury bells. and the hostesses
were assisted by Miss Gladys Savage
and Miss Laura Dole.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Nevill have sold
their home at 1874 L street to Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Seckels. and they will leave
for Denver early in the week. Later
they viii go TO Chicago and thence u
Newfoundland to spend the rest of the
summer with the Nevill family there.
Still later they will pass through here
on their way to the northwest, where.
after the autumn, they will make their
home in Seattle. Mr.. and Mrs. Seekels
and Miss Alice Seckels will shortly be
at home in their new home on u street.
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Miss Myrtle Bullock and John Loot
borrow surprised their friends Thursday
evening by announcing their marriage
which had taken place last February.
As Mr.. LOOfbOurOw was about to finish
his course in school, they thought it
best to keep their marriage a secret
and it was not suspected till they told
it. Mr.. LOOfbOurOw, who is nephew
of Fred G. Loofbourow, the attorney,
has accepted a position in Idaho, where
Mrs. LOofbourow will join him in a few
days.
The usual weekend dinner and dance
at the Country club tonight will draw
large number of the members and
their guests. Mrs. John A Marshall
will entertain a company of over a score
of young people at the dinner in com
pliment to Miss Chapman and Miss
Juliet Banks, two of the fair summer
visitors. This is the only large dinner
planned a day ahead, but there are
numerous smaller affairs, DR.. and Mrs
Jack Keith having a party of six.
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The marriage Of Miss Mamie Price
and Thomas Hull VIE take place this
morning in the temple, the ceremony
being performed by Joseph +. Smith
4 wedding breakfast at the home of
the brides brother. Milton Price, will
follow, and later the bride and groom
viii leave for Seattle to spend a month
or so in the northwest.
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MI and Mrs. l. 3. Mccormick viii
give a dance on Tuesday evening al
the Country club for at. and Mrs. O.
J. Salisbury. who are just back from
their wedding tour. Shortly after Mr.
and Mrs. Salisbury viii leave for a
camping trip in the north for part Of
the summer