The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-09

line Groo, Lucille Jennings, Grif-
fin. June Sadler, Ella Clark. Ella
Atkinson, Para Pitts, Mark. Freed.
Edythe Miller, Pearl Weller, the Misses
Parker, Misses Lamson, Sprague,
Groesbeck, Edythe Sears, Jessie .Ander-
son, Madge Westerfield,s Pearl Culmer,
Lucille Taylor, Baum, Hattie Jennings,
Messrs. Varian, Al. 3. Sawyer, Guy En-
dredge, Arthur Thomas, r. A. Oglesby,
]. II. Johnson, Milton SpFague, Vaughn
Clark, Wayne HemDhill Harold Ed
redge, George Feakins Cleaver, Skin
ner, IT, Roy Brown, Siegel, Mort Allen,
Tom Mcdonald, Mark, Morris, Profess
sor Clark, Messrs. Giesy, Ed Bennett,
George Goddard, Tod Goodwin, James
sadler, Kenyon, VIII Armstrong, Will
Schoppe, Trent, Evans, Bob Smith,
Hamilton Coffin, Lieutenant Yardley,
| Messrs. Clarence Travers, w. J. Toll
erston, Robert Tiernan and Dana Nc
| Grady.
Mrs. Robert Marsh and Mrs. w. q.
| Bennett entertained at cards Tuesday
afternoon, in honor of Miss Pinckard
of Kansas City.
The Dariors were Drettily decora ted
| with autumn leaves and cut flowers.
The tally and score cards were EN-
broidered deiieys. Prizes We're won by
Mrs. Fred Scarf and Mrs. C. I. Tuttle.
The guests Were Mrs. Young, Mrs,
Green. Mrs. S. w. Eccles, Mrs Ken
! yon, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs.
| Megeath, Mrs. Egan, Mrs. Downing,
! Mrs. Whalen, Mrs. Tuttle, Mrs. Hooper,
! Mrs, Rivers Mrs j. Green, Mrs. Scarf
| Mrs. MillsDaugh, Mrs. Mansfield, Mrs
! Taggart, Miss Grace Anderson, Miss
| Grace Young, Miss Helen Kenyon and
1 Miss Lane.
Mrs Gibson expects TO leave Satur-
| day for New York.
Mrs. w. w. Foete of Wyoming is Wis
| iting friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Jennings, Mrs.
Sharp and Miss Mamie Sharp leave to-
day for visit TO New York. They viii
remain three months.
Mrs, j. NJ Frye returned home Fri
day from a five months visit east. She
| will be at home to her friends at lSf
l H street for two weeks, after which
| time she leaves for Chicago, to join Mr..
! Frye.
| Mrs. o. ]. Salisbury gave a very
! pretty party yesterday. in honor OF her
son, Blaine. Games, music and dane
ing were enjoyed by the guests, who
W ere Gussie Gentsch, Mary Smedley.
Mary Sherman, Mary Marshall, Carrie
Marshall, Annette Ferguson, Evelyn
| Allen, Bessie Niles, Elizabeth Allen,
! Boscha, Margaret Boscha, Mildred Nc
| MILAN, Vera Lynn, Stella Fabian.
! kathleen Paris, Phyllis Burton, Ella
| Clayton, Patty Newett, Walter
| Gentseh, Harry Smedley, Willy Fergu-
| son, Duncan Robertson, Howard Rob
| ertson, Frank Niles, Moylan Fox, Carl
| Williams, Samuel Williams, Scott
Ralph Brown, Ralph Nel1en, Roger
Sherman, Harold Fabian, Clarence
Pamberger, Lewis Luce. Bruce Brad
| ley, Henry Bradley, Fairfax Dewney,
Roger Powers. Walter Davis.
Mrs. Horace r. Eldredge is in the
city visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Groesbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hobbs of Pres
ton. Ida. are guests of Miss Eloise
SmYthe They are both prominent
members of the Preston choir.
Mrs. c. II. Jacobs entertained al a
Kensington on Thursday afternoon
The parlors were tastefully decorated
| with autumn leaves and flowers.
Present were Mesdames Kimball
Paul, Brown, Peyton, Dickson, Judson
! Farnsworth, Sherman, Hector Girls
void, Graham, Knickerboeker, Lee, AL
! len, Rintz, r. II. officer, F. II. officer,
Jameson, Lincoln Boggs, Mcmahon,
Paris, Misses Paul, Bintz and Edna
| Jacobs. ,d}
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The marriage ofdMiss Mabel Isom
and Mr.. Jacob W. Bartlett took place
| Monday evening at the residence of the
brides parents on III street.
Judge Rives is entertaining his sis
ter, Mrs. Green of Virginia.
Judge LIE Grand Young has gone to
Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Cohn have is
sued invitations for the marriage Of
! their niece, Miss Ida Cohn, to Mr.. Her
bert Hirschman on Wednesday at 5
o'clock at their home on East Second
| South street.
Among the weddings of the week was
! that of Miss Mabel Crockett and Mr..
j. P. Tehan, which event took place
! Wednesday evening at the brides
| home, So South First West street.
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Mrs A. NJ. Grant gives a Kensington
Wednesday in honor of st. Paurs
Guild.
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| The second of a series of Kensington
teas, which are being given by the
ladies of st. Pauls Guild, will be held
on Wednesday afternoon at the home
| of Mrs. ]. w. Edmunds, 224 NJ street.
| These teas are becoming deseryedly
popular, as the ladies spare no pains in
promoting the enjoyment of their
! guests.
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The You and ! Crystal club spent
: very pleasant evening al the home of