The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-04
CURRENT EVENTS IN
SALT LAKE SOCIETY

The Country club presented an ami
mated scene last evening, when many
dinners preceding the weekly dance
brought a large number out. The ten
mis- game Of the afternoon between Mrs.
Jack Keith and Mrs. Smith drew a
large number Of spectators. and the club
was filled all day long. Mrs. John A
Marshall was the hostess at large din
ner for number of the younger boys
and girls, the guests Of honor being
Miss Ruth Chapman and Miss Juliet
Banks, two out-Of-town guests. The
party remained. of course for the dance
Dr. and Mrs. Keith entertained a party
of a half dozen friends. and there were
a number of small dinners for four or
five each. The dancing was enjoyed es-
pecially, the cool breezes making the
place very attractive after the heat in
town.
X
The week Will be an especially gay one
for the younger boys and girls who are
just home from schools and colleges.
All the evenings and as many Of the
day times as they can stand are filed
with events already scheduled away
ahead Miss Margaret Walker viii en-
terrain a large party Of them at a Sun
day night supper this evening at the
spent at the Country club. Mrs. o. W.
Powers gives theatre party for them
on Tuesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. e
o. Howard viii give a lake party Thurs
day. The two Ferry families will give
an automobile party Friday night, and
the week will end with the Saturday
evening dance again at the Country
club.
x
The Fabian family will leave with a
party of friends for Brighton about the
third week in the month, and will spend
the rest of the summer there. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Montague Ferry and Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. S. Ferry expect to leave the
early part Of next week, and in their two
cottages there will be entertained a
large number OF young folks for a part
at least of the summer DR.. and Mrs.
E. D. Woodruff have plans for filling
their cottage "Roughwood" full Of
young guests as well, their daughter,
Miss Lesley Woodruff, having Just re-
turned from the east. The Fisher Har-
ris family will be, as usual, among the
first to 60 up, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
MoyIe viii leave shortly after their son,
Henry Moyle, goes to Europe.
X
Miss Marjorie Brooks was the hostess
yesterday afternoon at a large bridge
tea at the Brooks home on A street,
when eight tables of the game were fol-
lowed by a tea, to which a number more
friends came in. Tea was served on the
roof garden. where decorations of flags
and bunting and everything in keeping
with the Fourth of July spirit were used.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Brooks, Mrs Pitt and Miss Miriam
Brooks, and besides these the Misses
Ruth and Mary Godbe. Frances and
Mary B. Clayton assisted.
:, x
The Country club will be an especial
place of retreat tomorrow for those who
wish to get away from the citys heat
and noise. The club will be open all day
with a buffet luncheon at noon, followed
by a tea at ( o'clock. when hospitality
will be dispensed by Mrs. John a Mar
shall, Mrs. Edward S. Ferry. Mrs. Es-
Their Filler and Mrs. Bryan Conrad. AL
though no dinner is scheduled. there
will be a number of small dinner par
ties in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis S Gates took
party up to Bingham yesterday to re-
main over the Fourth, their guests beioG
Miss Aileen MaClean, and her guess,
Miss Lockridge and Miss Pettijohn. To-
gether with some of the young men at
the mine they will form a house party
for the two days. making side trips and
picnics in the mountains.
X X
Mrs. William p. Plat and Miss Ed
garda WedgwOOd will leave early in the
week for Benicia on the western coast,
where the PIatts are to be stationed for
the next two years. Captain Platt Will
return shortly after the middle Of the
month to join them there. Miss Wedg