The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-23
SOCIETY

Mrs J. J. Mcclellan was the hostess
on Thursday afternoon at most en-
joyable affair in the form of high tea
for the teachers in the LongfelOw
school and a few others. The rooms
were made bright with flowers, and
the guests were Mrs. Elizabeth Fritz,
Miss Lillian Connolly. Miss Emma
HollbeTE, Miss Ruby Gazette, Miss Van
Duyn. Doty. Miss Daphne Bateman,
Miss May Gaibraith. Mrs. ID. II. Chris
Jensen, Mrs. r. S. WINNER and Mrs.
Poulson.
Rev and Mrs g +. Perkins enter
tanned about forty of their friends las
evening, the members of ST. Pauls
choir more especially. in honor of Jack
Berkhoel. The rooms were made bright
with pink carnations and games and
music filed the evening. Miss Marie
Berkhoel assisted the hostess.
The officers and ladies of Fort Doug
las and a number of their friends from
town enjoyed an informal hop at the
ners preceding the affair. at which
some guests from town were added 10
the post people. Several impromptu
suppers followed the dance.
Mrs J. NJ CaIlow entertained again
yesterday afternoon at an informal tea
.
friends called during the afternoon. As
sisting the hostess were Mrs. Morton
and Mrs Gaylord, who poured, and
Mrs G. II. Dooiittle, Mrs. Russell
Drummond, Miss Cargii and Miss Wal
ters and Mrs. \. \. Robertson.
Mrs. s. V. Derrah was the hostess at
delightful luncheon at her home.
when eight of her friends were enter
tanned. The decorations were of pink
roses, and the guests were Mrs. Frank
b. Stephens. Mrs. ]. NJ. Bowman. Mrs.
F.. D. Woodruff. Mrs. Stenger. Mrs. T.
J. Wyche and Mrs. Ernest \. Green
wood.
Miss Anna Mccormick entertained a
large company of friends at an even
| ing party last light for Miss Mary
| Moore and Jasper a. McCaskell Sew
eral tables of games were arranged, the
new jig-saw game being especially in
| teresting Later an elaborate supper
was served, and prizes awarded the
/ winners.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Tate of Tooeie,
Utah. announce the marriage of their
daughter. Ethel. to NJ. @. Morgan of
/ Salt Lake City. Utah. Mr. and Mrs.
( Morgan viii make their home for the
next two or three years in Washing
/ ton, d. C, where Mr. Morgan is pur-
suing a course in law at the George
town university;
Lieutenant and Mrs. Edwin Butcher
entertained at dinner last evening for
Miss seiz of san Francisco.
Mrs George r. Holman will enter
tain at bridge this afternoon at her
home.
Mrs. A. c. Colt of Cleveland. Ohio.
arrived last evening and viii be the
guest of her cousin, Miss May Criteh-
low, for fortnight.
The Browning section of the Ladies
Literary club meets today with Mrs
William Igleheart
Mrs. J. Waicott Thompson will en-
terrain at luncheon at the University
club on "Wednesday of next week.
Miss Eudora Daily gives a bridge
tea next Tuesday for Mrs. Edward J
Roberts.
Mrs. Lester Freed arrived last even
ing from Chicago. and is at the Le-
Grande Young home in Red Butte Hol-
low.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Gilmer are now
settled in Chicago. where they are at
home at 1850 Michigan avenue.
/ x
The Sewing club met yesterday after
! noon with Mrs. ". NJ. Hunt
Mrs. Emanuel Kahn and sister. Miss
Rosena Cohen. who have been east dur
! ing the past few months. are expected
home in a few days.
The I. n ( alumni held a very en-
joyabie dance at the Odeon last even
/ ing. when some two hundred or more
| were present. The affair was in the
hands of a committee headed by r. ].
Ashton. and few hours of dancing
were followed by a supper.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Fritz Miller. Bingham
| Lizzie Hyland. Bingham