The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-08
SOCIETY

Francis William Roueche, which took
place at II o'clock at the BEETLES home.
Rev. c. c. Mcintyre performed the &C.
remOny in the presence of the relatives
only, and a wedding breakfast followed
for twelve. The bride wore a simple
gown of white and carried a shower Of
brides roses. Later she changed for a
motor costume, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roueche left in the afternoon on a
motor trip through the state and up
into Idaho They will return later in
the summer and will spend the late
summer here as guests of the BEETLES
family.
Mrs. Hugh Walthall of Fort Douglas
was the hostess yesterday at delight
full bridge tea in compliment TO her
sister, Miss Storm The early hours of
the afternoon were spent In playing
bridge, five tables Of the game being
enjoyed Later the guests went out on
the lawn. where tea was served. all the
ladies of the post and the officers as
well coming in for the tea. Here the
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Kneeland
S. Snow and Mrs. Richard Rifenberick
and a number Of the younger officers
Prizes in the game were awarded to
Mrs. John Ward and Miss Davis.
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yesterday at a luncheon at the Country
club for Mrs. Gustaye Luelwitz Of
Spokane, who is a guest at the McMil-
Ian home. The long table was bright
with crimson rambler and was laid in
the main dining room, and the guests
besides Mrs. Luelwitz. were Miss
Marge Miller. Miss Kate Williams. Miss
Maud Thorn. Miss Mildred Mcmillan
Miss Bess Mcmillan, Mrs. Jack Taylor
Mrs. Union Worthington, Mrs. John E
Woodward, Mrs. Louis c. Robinson
Mrs. T. G. Griffin, Mrs. Pfoutz and
Mrs. Leslie Savage.
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Mrs. Z. A. Wall entertained the mem
bers of the Utopia club yesterday at d
luncheon at the Country club, followed
by bridge. The large round table was
laid in the private dining room and
covers were laid for twenty-One. Deco
rations of Shasta daisies and gypsy
filium made the place attractive. In the
game which followed prizes were Won
by Mrs. W. F. Beer. Mrs. John J. DAILY
Mrs. P. S. Keogh, Mrs. Joseph Young
Mrs. c. c. Crismon and Mrs. c. NJ
Bell.
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Miss HiIda Greeson entertained yes
terday at a 500 party for Miss Cora
Little, when seven tables of the game
were played. Prizes were won by Miss
Little and Miss Merle Lynch. The
hostess was assisted by Miss Nora
Sheckels. Miss Mary Jenkinson and
Miss Elsie Davidson. The home was
decorated with red, white and blue col
ors through all the rooms.
Miss Beatrice Daily entertained {
party of her young friends Tuesday
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The game played was 500, and the ia
bles were arranged out on the lawn
which was lighted with strings of Ian
terms and decorated with tricolor bunt-
ing and flags. Prizes were Won by
Alice Lyme and William MacLean.
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A party of men who left Tuesday
night on a fishing trip in Idaho con
sisted OF Heber NJ. Wells, Charles S
Burton, Harold Russell, w. Montague
Ferry. Edward S. Ferry, Charles A
Walker and G. r. Walker. They vii
be away some days.
Miss Florence Swinnerton. who j:
here from Los Angeles, is a close FRIEND
of Mrs. Lulu Mayne Windsor, who has
been meeting with marked success il
the musical field in Los Angeles since
her recent return from abroad.
Mrs. John E. Woodward will give &
supper and dance tonight at The Cob
bles" for her guest, Miss Dorothy Kin
ney. The guests will motor out early
in the evening and a large house party
will remain over after the dance.
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Mrs. Frank Kimball and her daugh.
ter, Miss Florence Kimball, will enter
tain a company Of friends this even
ing at musical at the Kimball home
on o street. Miss Kimball is just home
from years study in the east.
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Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Grant will leave
on Friday for Seattle to be away some
weeks visiting through the northwest
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Adams, Mrs
August Mathez and Mrs. Sidney K
Hooper and her small son, William
will leave Sunday evening for Los An
geles and the beaches.
Miss Margaret Clark will entertain
this afternoon at a Kensington at tbs
Clark home on Seventh East street.
Edwin NJ. ROyle, who has been Wis
iting his parents, left yesterday on
hurried business trip to California. n,
will return about the 25th of the month
for d short stay before going on east.
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MI and Mrs. Lester L. Norton of In
dianapolis are here visiting Mr.. anl
Mrs. George Mavor at the Oaks
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Mrs. Raymond Mason is now in Den
yer visiting her sister. Mrs. s. c
Adams.
Mrs William c. Jennings and he
/ daughter Deborah leave today for tn
northwest. where they will visit the
| c. Z. King family.
Miss Clara l. COlburne left on Tues
day for the east to spend the summe-
/ IN Vermont
f. 3. WiCks and George Heintz ar,
now at home in the Holman house OF
Brigham street.
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number Of Salt Lakers leave to
night for Yellowstone National park.
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Miss Eliza Dey viii be the hostess p
q tea Friday at the Dey home on Fifti
[ East street
Have you been to Hamilton's half-of
sale?
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Ernest II. Jensen ard Mrs. Laura Val