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

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The big event Of today is the mar
riaEe this evening of Miss Mary Moore
and Jasper Alan NcCaskell, which will
take place at the Newhouse home at
O'Clock. The wedding ceremony will be
attended by over a hundred friends.
and a reception To the young people
win follow. Among the attendants will
! be four Of the young matrons of the
( city. Mrs. Frank Judge Mrs. Arthur
Bird. Mrs ]. J. Campbell and Mrs
| Louis b. Mccormick, besides the maid
of honor and two bridesmaids. Miss
Georgia. Moore and the VI sses Nc
Cornick, the cousins of the groom. The
groom will be attended by James Sails
bury and his brother. George McCas-
kell. The young people viii leave for
an extended trip, hrst going to points
Of interest along the western coast AMI
later sailing for q few weeks in Homo
lulu. They viii later make their home
here.
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Mrs. Robert j. Oslcndinning gave
bridge tea yesterday afternoon at her
home in compllme to Mrs. John Barry
Sears of Chicago, who is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H Cunningham. Five
tables of the game were played and
many more came in for tea later, when
Mrs. c. X. Pearsall and Mrs. W. c.
Alexander poured. Pink carnations ana
ferns formed effective decorations. and
prizes were won by Mrs. Sears Mrs.
W. Edward Fife Mrs. Horace Middle
ton, Mrs. Pearsall, Mrs. Cunningham
and Miss Edith Sherman.
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Mrs. ". II. Mcintyre entertained a
few of her friends yesterday afternoon
at bridge tea at her home. when four
tables Of the game were enjoyed. At
the tea following Marguerites and ferns
were used for decoration and Mrs. Fred
Dern poured, assisting her mother
Prizes We're Won by Mrs. John Dern.
Mrs. NJ. b. Whitney, Mrs. w. II. Child
and Mrs. H y. Mayo
The newly organized Monday tourna-
ment met yesterday for the first time
with Mrs. J. J. Campbell and started
off the third of the winter tournaments.
No meeting place for the next time has
been decided upon, but there will be
the usual eight games, which will carry
the players well through March.
The members of the University club
viii give a unique sort Of musicale at
the club on Thursday evening to which
they are inviting a limited number of
friends. Instead of the usual style. the
entire opera of "Pagiiacci'' viii be pre-
sented on monograph.
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The art section of the Ladies' Literary
club will meet Thursday morning at
1915 at the club house. Mrs. Bintz
Will give a paper on Trophies and
Tombs of the Napoleonic Era"
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A meeting Of the members of the
Country club will be held this after
noon at 3 O'Clock at the Packard Ii
brary hall for the purpose of selecting
officers for the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Keith entertained
a party of six at the Salt Lake theater
last evening, following the play with
a supper at the Keith home.
The tourist section Of the Ladies Lit
erary club meets this morning at the
club house, when Mrs. Morrow viii
speak on Russian Central Asia
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard W. Reed have
left Long Beach and have gone down
to Coronado, where they viii remain
some time
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Z. MeGurriB will be
home today from Riverside, where Mr..
McGurrin has been spending some time.
There viii probably be an informal
mp DIT TIE ptSt Dtl ETlQdN evening, the
plans for which are not yet perfected.
Mrs. r. j. Giendinning entertsins the
Tuesday bridge club at the first game
of its new tournament today.
Mrs. Paul G Potter entertains this /
afternoon at a bridge tea for her guest, /
Miss See of san Francisco.
Miss Helena Critzer entertained about /
a dozen of her friends yesterday after
noon at kensington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Moyle re
turned Sunday evening from stay OF
three weeks in the east.
Mrs. W. p Kiser will give a bride
tea tomorrow afternoon for Miss Kath-
ryn Geddes.
Mrs. H. r. Parr entertained the men,
bers of her sewing club yesterday after
noon,
MIR. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Dinwoodey
have returned from a visit of some /
weeks in Chicago.
George McCaskei arrived Saturday
evening and is the guest of his mother
at Whitehall. -
Mr.. ana Mrs. DR.. John T. White at
Whitehall.
Mrs. Richard ". Young will entertain
today at a luncheon at her home.
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Mrs. L. ". Whitney viii entertain II
a luncheon tomorrow at her home.