The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-16
SOCIETY

Mrs. George Y. Wallace, Mrs. G. B.
/ PfOutZ, Madame PfOutz, Mrs. NJ 7.
/ Bailey, Mrs. Zalinski. Mrs. David Tay-
| Tor, Mrs. Heber NJ. Wells, Mrs. o. ".
! Powers. Mrs. II. D. Niles. Mrs. John
| A. Marshall. Mrs. T B. Beatty, Miss
RuthTauf, Miss Katherine Judge, Miss
I Hanauer. Miss Ida Hanauer, Miss Edith
Sherman and Miss Marie Bancroft.
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| Mrs. George W. Putnam entertained
/ a company Of twelve at a luncheon yes
terday in honor of her mother, Mrs.
/ SmallwOOd Of Denver. who has been
| spending the winter with her. The ia
/ bic was gay with daffodils arranged in
Z a great cut glass bowl, and the guests,
/ besides Mrs. SmallwOOd, were Mrs. J.
/ W. Smith and her cousin, Mrs. Dayton,
Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Reinsimar, Mrs.
/ Dustan, Mrs. Gard, Mrs. Frank Hard
I ing, Mrs. Manning, Mrs. Sheckel, Mrs.
Reedall and Mrs. Gardiner
There will be a general caucus Of the
members of the Ladies Literary club
this afternoon, following the meeting
Of the current events and current lit
erature section, to discuss informally
the election Of officers to be held next
month. It is understood that the friends
Of Mrs. W. F. Adams are urging her as
candidate for the presidency. and if
she accepts the nomination her election
will be practically unanimous.
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There viii be an informal hop at Fort
Douglas tonight in charge of the regular
hop committee, and a number Of din
ners, more or less informal. viii precede
the dancing. The first parade Of the
spring viii take place this afternoon, /
and following the parade. Mrs. Edwin
Butcher will entertain few friends at
a tea, especially for Miss Nell Bennett
Of Los Angeles, who is Mrs. Charles c. /
CrismOns guest.
great crowd Of members and their
friends thTOnged the Country club
grounds yesterday afternoon. and
games Of golf and tennis were in prog
ress all the afternoon. Although the
club is not yet formally opened and no
meals were served, the pOrches were
| filled with spectators, and others who
took no part in the game strOlled over
/ the greensward and enjoyed the out
door life.
The current events section of the La
dies Literary club will meet at 2:30 to-
day. Mrs. Merrill will give a review
of the work of Alice Freeman Palmer
as president of Wellesley. Mrs. Lash
brook viii read from Friendship VII
/ lage," also a matrimonial stunt by
IONA Gale.
Mrs. J. B. Lyon entertained at
! luncheon yesterday for Mrs. L. H.
Wheeler of Nampa, Ida Covers were
laid for twelve, and decorations were
pink and white.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph E. Hoag brought
a party of friends down from Ogden
| yesterday in their motor car and spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A.
Hale. returning to ogden last evening.
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Mrs. William H. Block and Mrs. Ray
Brandon left yesterday evening on the
/ Los Angeles limited for the west Mrs.
Block goes to TonOpah TO rejoin Mr..
/ Block, who is there, and Mrs. Brandon
to Los Angeles, to visit friends.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Becker of Ogden
and their little daughter, who have been
/ spending a year abroad, landed in New
York yesterday. They will spend a few
weeks there before coming on to their
/ home.
/ Miss nellie Henderson leaves tonight
| for Malad. Ida. where she will spend a
4 few days with her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
1 Elliott Henderson.
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/ The marriage of Miss Adele Edwards
and NJ. n. SaxtOn took place last even
/ ing at the home Of the brides parents,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Edwards. at
! o'clock The ceremony was performed
/ by Bishop ClawsOn in the presence of
| the immediate relatives only, and a re-
| ception was given later to nearly 100
of the friends Of the young people. The
bride wore a handsome gown Of cream
l white meSsaline, and carried a shower
/ of brides roses and Easter lilies. Mr.
and Mrs. Saxton went directly to their
/ own home in the Kenwood apartments,
( where they viii shortly be at home to
I their friends
Word comes from Mexico City that
/ Mrs. Gill 5. Peyton. formerly Of this
city, who has been i'll. is recovering.
Mrs. Z. c. Bailey and Miss Edna
Z Bailey are home after q delightful visit
OF some two months on the coast.
+ Mrs. William P. Kiser and her small
son, Philip, will leave today for Daven-
[ port, Ia, to visit the Kiser family.
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Miss Dagmar Orlob entertained the
Thimble club at her home yesterday
afternoon.
The marriage Of Miss Nanon Lyman
in the temple.
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Mrs. Frank Anderson entertains to-
day at luncheon for Mrs. r. s. String
fellow Of Rock Springs.
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Mrs. John Mcdonald. sr., viii give a
Kensington this afternoon at her home,
is East Fourth South street.
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Mrs. 3. Smith and daughter. Miss
Edna, left for southern California to
be gone for three months.
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The Ladies' Aid society Of Emmanuel
Baptist church was entertained Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. A. Thompson.
About thirty ladies We're present and a
dainty luncn was served by the
hostess.
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At $3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon 1
Miss Ella Whitley of Pleasant Grove
became the bride of Theodore Tradus Z
of Bingham. The marriage took place
at the home Of Mrs. Riley, 432 South