The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-28

, Margaret DiUs Of the Ingersou stock
company. an old-time friend OF the
hostess. The occasion proved unusual
~ delightful. and games and music
were the principai features OF the
evening
Mrs. Jack Taylor entertained thirty
or more friends yesterday with a lun-
cheOn at the Country club in honor
OF Miss Palmer OF Philadelphia. who
is visiting friends in the city. Autumn
flowers and vines adorned the table.
and following the luncheon many Of
the guests took advantage Of the
beautiful fall day to play games OF
golf and tennis.
An important meeting Of the Or
Dhans' Home and Day Nursery as
sociation was held yesterday afternoon
az the home OF Mrs. Edwin Kimball.
when % was decided 10 give a concert
for the benefit Of the newly completed
Orphans Home and Day Nursery. for
which immediate funds are needed to
0efray building expenses
While the details I'm connection with
the coming event are not completed.
the date Of the concert will be October
%. to be given in the salt Lake thea
ire. The association is very fortunate
In the fact that II is able 20 command
tho services of two local musicians
and artists Mrs Mary Hortense Kim
ball and Miss Sybelia White Clayton.
two Of our young talented salt Lake
girls, who have studied years abroad
under the best masters OF the old
world. and who return to take up
their musical work in Germany and
Paris later in the fall. Mrs. A. J. Cor
ham was appointed chairman OF the
ticket committee and every effort will
be made To make the concert one Of
the most successful I'm a musical. So
ciai and financial way Of any similar
event Of the season.
Monday evening at the home Of Miss
Theresa GOdbe in Fourth East street
the senior branch Of the Girls Friend
~ society Of St Marks cathedral par
ish gave an enjoyable social affair I'm
the form Of a district school, party
The girls appeared In school girl
frocks. pinafores and sunbonnets with
their hair in pig tails each bringing
their lunch I'm small tin buckets
Miss Edith Mcguire who presided
as the teacher. Miss KnOwitaIl. proved
very successful. both I'm appearance
and action. and did not fall far be-
hind her lively pupils. About thirty
were present and the chaperones OF
ladsy. Mrs. Morris L. Richie. Mrs. A.
p. Reid. Mrs. r II. Brown and others.
A pretty little home wedding took
place Monday evening at the home OF
Mrs. W. J. Westenholme. when Miss
Ida Harris and Charles ". Bunting
were married in the presence Of the
family and a few intimate friends.
The appropriate decoratfon
-.
and asters
The bride wore pretty bridal gown
or cream cOlored silk and carried
white carnations. She was attended
by Miss Anna White in pale blue chif-
fOn with a bouquet OF pink carnations
Dick Hapyood attended the bride
groom as best man.
Several vocal selections were given
during the evening by Miss celia
Westenholme accompanied by Miss
Vera Griffin Mr.. and Mrs Bunting
viii leave for a wedding trip to Cal
ifornia, after which they viii 60 to
North Yakima, Wash. to make their
home.
Mrs. Walter A. Cooke will be the
hostess at a bridge tea Friday after
noon az her home in South Fifth East
street
Interest today at the Country club
will center around the women golf
players. who will qualify for the con-
test for the cup offered by d. G. Jack
ling.
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Mrs. A. V. Calaghan and baby left
Sunday for the east 60 remain some
time visiting with relatives.
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Mrs William McGrath and Miss
Gertrude McGrath have returned from