The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-06
SOCIETY


Word comes from New York of the
marriage of Miss Martha Waters and
William Graupe. The ceremony was
performed Thursday in Rhode Island.
Miss Walters and her mother and
brothers have been making their home
in New York for the past year or so,
and Mr.. Graupe has been there on bust
ness for a month past. Mr.. and Mrs.
Graupe are expected here to make their
home shortly.
Word comes from Los Angeles of the
marriage there on Wednesday of Miss
Nellie Petray and Herbert w. Law
renee Mr.. Lawrence is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. H. W. Lawrence of this city.
Details of the wedding will come later,
but it is supposed that the young peo-
pie will make their home in California.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Williams enter
tanned over seventy-hve friends last
evening at a delightful affair to meet
Governor and Mrs. William Spry. The
evening was spent quite informally
with several fine musical selections,
Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward, Horace
Ensign and Mr.. Halsett singing, and
/ Edwin p. Kimball accompanying. The
| host and hostess were assisted by DR..
and Mrs. Van Law. Mr.. and Mrs r.
NJ Wilson and Mrs. Cartwright. The
house was beautifully decorated, Amer
| lean Beauty roses gracing the parlor
and dining room. while jonquiis and
violets were used in the library. and
numbers of handsome American flags
in the hall.
Miss Elise Yates entertained about a
score of her young friends last evening
at a bridge party for Miss June Whit
temOre of Los Angeles. Mrs. Charles
Cain CTismon assisted the hostess in
entertaining, and prizes were awarded
the winners at each table. DaffOdils
made an attractive decoration for the
rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard W. Reed are
back after long absence, both east
and west. They left here in the early
autumn to spend some time in New
York with Mrs Reeds parents, and
later they passed through to California,
since which time they have been in
Los Angeles, Coronado and Santa Bar
bara.
A number of Ogden ladies who were
guests of Mrs. r. A. Grant for lunch
con on Thursday and the matinee of
Faust" Mrs. Henry Bigelow, Mrs.
Archie Bigelow, Mrs. H. H. Spencer
and Mrs. ". T. Baker, returned yester-
day to their homes.
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Miss Margaret Harris entertains to
I day at a luncheon at the Commercial
club, followed by a matinee party at
the Orpheum. the guests of honor being
| Miss Stubblefield. Miss Carey and Miss
June Whittemore-
The people of Fort Douglas and a
number of their friends from town en-
joyed an informal hop last evening in
the post hop room, the first of the kind
since the beginning of Lent.
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Mrs. L. 3. Fuller is in town from
I Provo visiting her mother. Mrs. J. (.
Berkeley, at her home on II street.
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Mrs. r. H. Jacobs entertained a num-
Der of friends yesterday afternoon for
Mrs. Luther Steele of Portland and Mrs.
I Foulks of Idaho.
| Mrs. 5. G, Snyder entertained at an
informal bridge tea yesterday for Mrs.
| Dorsey Ash of Berkeley.
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Mrs. Charles HollingsWorth Of Ogden
( has spent the past few days in town
attending all the performances of the
grand opera.
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/ Mr. and Mrs W. Edward Fife are
spending a few delightful weeks in the
/ Grand Canyon of the Arizona.
Judge and Mrs. J. NJ. Bowman are in
the Woodruff house on North State
street till the return of Dr. and Mrs.
Woodruff from the east
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The p. E Q. society meets this after
noon with Mrs Sherwood at SO South
State street.
The Daughters of the ConfedeTacy
will meet this afternoon with Mrs. z.
A. Walton at 449 Eleventh East street