The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-02
SOCIETY

aiss Bennett's school In New York Lynn
thompson leaves at the same time 70 go
Mari Van Colt viii return 10 Cornell
Morton Cheesmau leaves today also for
NorHaik- and Miss Lillian Lane and Miss
slsIian O3srndoTfer go back to St Mary :
schOol IN knoxville H. Miss Helen Mon
roe goes TO Stanford to finish her college
course ana Miss Maud Miller also re-
turns there to continue her studies Philip
ana Edward Allison viii leave today 20
continue their studies at st. Johns Mi
itzTy school near Milwaukee
4 very quiet and simple home wedding
o. sew Years day was that Of Miss Alice
Butler and Robert G Afford. which took
place at o'clock yesterday afternoon at
the home OF the brides brother and sis
ter Mr. and Mrs George Butler. The
ceremony. which was witnessed By only
TIE immediate relatives, vas performed b.
Bishop Elias Woodruff and the bride and
groom were attended By Mr and Mrs But
Ter. dirner for twenty followed the
number being the relatives present. Mr.
and Mrs Afford VIII be at home TO their
friends after Jan Is at 80 street
Colonel and Mrs. Walter Scott Of Fort
Douglas received their friends yesterday.
according to the custom Of the command
u officer q the post. their quarters be
ing filled with callers during the early. af-
tsrHoon- With them were Colonel SCOTS
mother and sister. Mrs. and Miss Ward.
ing his parents. Tne house was bright
with its holiday decorations. and a few
hours were passed pleasantly with good
wishes for the coming year
Keene and Bonnie Miller entertained
about thirty OF their Young friends last
evening at Conversations at the I. {.
Miller home on East First South street
The young people were paired off for their
talks by means Of attractive cards. srlI
later when all had talked to their full ex-
tent q supper was served. and the first
evening Of the year completed III happy
fashion
Mr.. and Mrs William p Kissr. Mrs
Chambers and Miss Louise suilivan KEEP
open house 20 their friends yesterday af-
teTnOon, and from till o'clock in the
evening a thrOng Of friends were calling
TO wish them happy New Year and re-
ceiYe their hosDitable greetings.
number Of the young girls from the
various sDrorities OF the university. among
them Miss Maud Ritter. Miss Gean VIII
entertained a party of their friends last
evening at ChristenSen's at a dance. E.z
cellent music was furnished and more
than fifty young people enjoyed the event
Miss Vera Edwards and Miss Marie
Ddeii entertained about forty of their
friends las evening at q dance at the
Ladies Literary club. when the entire
fsrent schools and colleges represented b.
their guests. The affair was chapeTcaeJ
BY AIr. and MIS-. n G. Edwards and M
and Mrs. Joseph Ooerndorfer.
Word was received in this city yester-
CAV of tie marriage III Denver of Cap
tain Richard Rifenberick Of the Fifteenth
and Mrs. Ellen G. SCbTags Of New York
cifv. After a short wedding trip. Captain
and Mrs. Rifenberick win be at home at
Fort Douglas.
Mr.. ana Mrs J. i. Burrows received
their friends yesterday afternoon informal
" 10 their new nome on First avenue.
The rooms were filled during the after
noon with old friends of the host ana hos
ess and several hours were spent IN ex-
changing the season ; greetings.
Mrs. r. G. johnson has arrived from
Portland. Ore. and Dir. and Mrs. john
son are now al home at Whitehall. All
johnson took the place Of Arthur "
Copp on the Associated Press
MIR and Mrs. Freeman MorHingstsr e.
tertained = company Of friends at din
ner YESTERDAY
Lieutenant and Mrs Alvsh Lee NJ Fort
Douglas had a dinner party las; evening
for a numSer Of their town friends.
Miss Pearl Jones Of Provo is in town
visiting friends for short time
Mr. and Mrs. Noble warrum entertained
nearly q score Of their friends Thursday
evening at cards. followed by d watch
party at their new home
Mrs. ElizGbeth Bonn mott has returned
after spending the Christmas holidays
with her daughter in Provo.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Byrne have gone to
Phoenix, Ariz-, for the remainder Of the
winter.
Little Philip Eise,. the two-yesr-old son
brate his birtn1ay today with q artv foT
q dozen Of his little friends.
Mrs. Kenneth c. Kerr will leave today
for Riverside TO prepare her household TOR
removal here BY about the fret Of Feb
Tusry.
Miss Harrison and Miss Florence Har-
rison viii entertain this afternoon at
tea from 3 to o'clock al their nome on
Capitol hill.
Mrs Ledysrd NJ Bailey gives ? faculty
tea at her home this afternoon for the
Rowland Hall teachers
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Miss Ruth Wilson. who has spent the
holidays with Mr. and Mrs. 6. / Mixer.
will return TO her home in Park City the
last OF the coming week
MISS Bertha t5odDe entertained Ilfteen OF
ner young friends yesterday afternoon in
compliment to Miss Leah Williams.
Miss Norinne Thompson and Miss Lii
Ian Lane leave today for their respective
schools in the east
Mrs E. A. Lambourne will entertain her
caro- club next Tuesday evening
O. ". Ba1Eford and wife Of EylcT. III
now on their way TO the coast. are spent
ing few days with their son. ". a.
Langford. at g02 West Second South street
The p. NJ. VI. club and escorts were
entertained at a watch party Thursday
evening at the home Of Miss Elsie Hsmer.
Mrs Q. T. Arnold entertained Thursday
night at cards. and later at watch par
~. Prizes were won by Mrs. John Mich
olson and Sam Brown. The rooms were
decorated in holiday coioTs. Mrs. Arnold
was assisted BY Misses Myrtle Bentz
Birdie McEwan and June Roberts.
Myrtle and Marjorie Badertscher gave
q dolls party Thursday afternoon from
2 until o'clock to a number of their lit
tie friends. Music and games were en-
1oyed ana afterwards refreshments were
served. The following were present: Mil
dred and George Hudson Lucille and BY
ron Hezart, Louis Marks. Dorothy Loot