The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-21
SOCIETY

| large party of friends yesterday at a
I luncheon at the Commercial club The
round table was bright with quantities
/ OF sweet peas the pink and lavender
I kinds being tremendously blended. a
/ great basket formed the central deco
ration. and smaller baskets surrounded
/ this. The guests were Miss Wall, Miss
/ Alice Wall, Miss Mary Wall, Miss No
rhine Thompson, Miss Allen Mcmillan
/ Mrs. Mark W. Lillard Mrs. Jasper A
/ McCaskeli, Miss stella Fabian, Miss
/ Bryan Houston, Miss GriZelle Houston
/ Miss Lillian Lane. Miss Edna Dunn,
| Miss Margaret Dunn, Miss Merce Lewis,
Miss Winnifred Brice. Miss Romola
/ King, Miss Gertrude Hanson. Miss
/ Florence Halloran. Miss Frances Nc
! Chrystal. Miss GeorSeida Moore. Miss
/ Josephine We'll. Miss Jane Wilson. Miss
/ Edna Farnsworth and Miss Marion
Oberndorfer.
Miss Ada Ferguson entertained yes
terday at d luncheon and cretonne show
CT for Miss Cora Little, one of the au-
tumn brides. The decorations were all
/ in white and blue flowers, and the gifts
Tor the bride were made of white and
blue cretOnne. Place cards were broad
satin ribbons lettered in gold The other
! guests were Mrs. Clayton I. Thatcher,
Miss Edith Holman, Miss Merle Lynch
and Miss Dorothy Partridge.
X = 4
Mrs. Harry CAM was the hostess yes
terday at a delightful luncheon given
for her mother, Mrs. j. Newhouse of
Kansas City, who is here visiting her.
Decorations Of lavender and white
sweet peas We're used, and in the game
following the luncheon Mrs. Louis Block
and Mrs. John Reed won the prizes.
x X
Inc usual mtdweek table q hOte lunch
con at the Country club viii be the or
der today, and a number of small par
ties and one large one will enjoy the
club Miss Norinne Thompson win en-
tertain company Of two dozen friends
at luncheon for the girls who are home
from school and college.
x x X
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bamberger en-
tertained a party of about thirty guests
at the Country club Monday evening at
dinner for Miss Dorothy Kinney. The
large table was arranged with the sea-
sons flowers, and following the dinner
informal dancing was enjoyed.
X X
Mrs. James Hogle and Mrs. Ellsworth
Daggett entertained yesterday at a
luncheon at the home Of the former for
Mrs. Lydia Read, who is a guest i'm town.
Quantities of nasturtiums were used in
the decorations, and following the
luncheon few games of bridge were
played.
Mrs. G. a. Land has gone to Utica.
n. Y, on account Of the serious illness
OF her brother. Miss Land will leave
shortly to join her. and they will spend
some time in the east
x
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Priest and their
three children are here from Boise. and
are at the Igleheart home for a visit.
Miss Emily Larson arrived last even
ing from Gunnison, and will visit
friends for some time here
Mrs. James Dinwoodey. jr, is back
from visit to her home in Denver.
X X
Major Andrew s. Rowan left last
evening for San Francisco to Join Mrs.
Rowan. and to remain for SONS weeks.
A. W. Bolton leaves the last of the
week for san Francisco on a short trip.
Mrs. George r. Hancock and her son.
John and Mrs. w. NJ Ferry will be
home tonight from the east.
Mrs. J. c. Leary and Miss Learv are
again at home in the Louise after
winter spent in the east.
= x X
Miss Josephine We'll will entertain a
party of young people tonight at La
goon at a dinner, followed by boating
and a dance.
= x ::
There viii be no more meetings of the
Utopia club till early in September. that
for today having been POSTPONED.
x x y
Mrs. J. a. Greenewald will entertain
today at luncheon at her home for
Miss Helen Simons of Portland, ore.
Mrs. Lylia Read expects to leave
shortly for a trip through the northwest /
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Pinkerton re-
turned yesterday from Los Angeles. /
where they were called by the death of /
Mrs. Kissick.
Mrs. William McGrath and her sister. /
Miss Caroline Paine. who have been
spending the past six weeks i'm San Ra-
taeL have gone to Berkeley for a short .
time
Mrs. Ernest Gaylord and little daush- /
tiers, Dorothy and and Muriel. left ON
Saturday last for a months stay at
Brighton.
x
Miss Geuevieve Mccormick entertained
last evening at a large dinner for Mr..
ana Mrs James Salisbury and Miss
Maud Fitch.
Mrs. v. B. Cutler and Mrs {. C. Goss
VIII entertain the ladies' Of Emmanuel
baptist church at the home Of the latter.
rs II street, Thursday afternoon at 2:30.
I'M honor of Miss Carrie Z. Perrine of
Chicago. home secretary of the Wo-
mans Baptist Foreign Missionary So
ciety OF the west
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Arthur BuCkingham Park City.