The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-07
SOCIETY

a. a uoNntoWn cafe la .er. where deco
/ Eatlons Of pink were used. The guests
were Mrs. Joseph Oberndorfer. Mrs. A.
;. Bower, Mrs j. c. LandeEberger,
Mrs. Eugene Gaylord. Mrs. Isadors
mayer, Mrs. 5. L. Mayer. Mrs Charles
IAN Crismon. Mrs. A. Fred Wey. Mrs.
" II. Foster. Mrs John Rich Miss
Herman and Miss Gibbon.
MIS- Fred A Hale entertained a few
trends Of her daughter. Mrs. Thomas
q Hunter. yesterday afternoon al
bridge Four tables of the game were
played, and at the tea following Mrs.
FRANK B. Stephens assisted the hostess.
fsec carnations we're used for decora-
ions. and red was the pTedominating
( color The prizes were won by Miss
Lorene Leary, Miss Eudora DAILY, Miss
griff.
Invitations have been issued for the
junior promenade at the university
gymnasium on Jan. IS. The dance is tn
| DC made the most elaborate social at
fair Of the year. The patrons are Gov
ernor and Mrs. William Spry. Mayor
and Mrs John 5. Bransford. DR.. and
Mrs j. T. Kingsbury. Mr.. and Mrs. W
". Ritter Colonel and Mrs. Z. A. Wall
and Colonel and Mrs. Walter ). Scott
Of Fort Douglas.
Mrs. Arthur H. s. Bird entertained a
company of fourteen last evening at a
dinner for her cousin. Jasper A. Nc
Caskell, and his fianeee, Miss, Mary
Moore. whose marriage is TO take place
some time next month. The table deco
raticns were Of pink roses, and all the
appointments were in the same rose
color and appropriate to the occasion.
Mrs. Gross of Yankton. s. D.. spent
yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Fen
ton on her way to San Diego to visit
her daughter.
Mrs. Benner Y. Smith entertained a
few friends yesterday afternoon at
bridge, when Mrs. E. o. Howard as
sisted her.
Captain and Mrs. Richard Rifenber-
lex have arrived at the post and are
now at home at No. ;.
Miss Homie Herman. who has spent
the past few years with her sister. Mrs.
Baumgarten. expects to leave shortly
for Philadelphia to join her two broth
ers there.
Mrs. W. D. Foster left last evening
for Denver to join Mr.. Foster and to
remain for month OF so.
Mrs. John \. Rich expects to leave
shortly for Los Angeles to spend a part
of the winter.
Mrs Priscilla Jennings and her little
niece are at Long Beach for a short
time.
Miss Genevieve Becker of Adrian,
Mimi, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Lynn
5. Gillian, at the Cummings apart
merits.
Many salt Lakers are preparing to
spend the entire month Of February in
Los Angeles, going there with the Elks'
excursion.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard A. Keyes win
leave tonight for Los Angeles and viii
go thence to san Francisco to spend the
remainder Of the winter.
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Mrs. Frank Judge eBtertsins today at
q luncheon for Miss Sheehan of New
York
The Misses LOTUS viii entertain some
OF their pupils at a musicale this even
ing at their home.
The College club meets this afternoon
with Miss Helen BOxrud at her home
on Sixth East street. Miss Edith Ma
guire viii give a talk on The Isle Of
Man
The art section of the Ladies' Lite
raTy club meets this morning at the
club house, when Mrs. John Dslano
win give talk on Renaissance Archi-
lecture in France"
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tain the Plate club today at a I O'Clock
luncheon at her home on Third avenue.
Mrs. Frank Arthur Lowe will enter
tain at a Kensington this afternoon Tor
Miss Genevieve Becker of Adrian.
MINI.
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Mrs. Alice Tomlinson, who has been
seriously i'll for six weeks. was taken
from St Marks hospital yesterday to
the home Of her niece, Mrs. Wallace
Marshall. Woods Cross.
The maria sc of Miss Lucille McMas-
ters and Daniel A. Coulam, which took
place yesterday morning in the temple,
was followed last evening by a recep-
ton at the home of the brides parents
when all the friends Of the young peo-
pie were present to extend their good
wishes. No formal invitations were is
sued. but the home was filled with
friends all evening. Later Mr.. and Mrs.
Coulan went TO their new home on
Seventh East street. where they viii
shortly be at home to their friends
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Mr.. ana Mrs Frank Beckstead and
their daughters Marguerite and MI /
bred have returned to their home In I
Evanston. Wye, after prolonged stay 1
in Salt Lake.
Mrs. Hugh Anderson and Miss Larry I
Louise Anderson are in Bombay /
whence they sent greetings to their Salt I
Lake friends under an early December /
date.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Sea bOldt have left 4
the Knutsford hotel and taken the resi- 4
dence at 10 A street, where they are I
now at home.