The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-04

Smith, Mrs. Caskey, Miss Cox. Miss
Reilly and Mrs. Don r. Coray.
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Mrs. Hayden entertained informally
at cards Tuesday evening.
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Miss Kathleen Anderson and Miss
Madge Westerfield have returned from
Brighton.
Miss Mary Kimball left Thursday fol
Bryn Mawr.
Hugo Druehl left during the week to
enter school at Andover.
Mrs. C. P. Brooks. has returned from
Brighton.
Miss Lottfe Holmes leaves for the
east the latter part of the week.
Mrs. F. J. Fabian entertained Tues
day evening in honor of her guests,
Mr.. Burg and Mr.. Tittman of St.
Louis. A unique guessing game was
the feature of the evening. Prizes were
won by Miss Laura Sherman and Mr..
Robert Glendinning.
The guests were Miss Anna McCorn-
iclx, Mr. Jack Royle, Miss Glendinning,
Mr. Robert Glendinning, Mr. Nal
colin Glendinning, Miss Sherman, Miss
OConnor, Miss Laura Sherman, Miss
Parsons, Miss Edna Bailey, Miss Beat
rice Sells, Miss Louise Nelden, Miss
Jessie Forbes, Mr.. Shirley Weber, Mr..
Miles, Mr.. Airs, Miss Lee, Miss Ken
yon. Mr. Varian, Miss Emily Read, Mr..
Dana Macready, Miss Esther Allen,
Mr.. Kenyon and Mr.. Walter Wolfe.
Mrs. D. c. Dunbar and family and
Miss Hattie Jennings leave Tuesday for
a visit to the Omaha exposition and
Chicago.
Mr.. James Jennings left last night
for Boise.
The Misses Matte and Florence Hall
will spend the winter in the east.
Mrs. Harold Russell will go east
Tuesday.
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Miss Mears, who has been spending
the past week with Mrs. r. J. Glen
Dining. leaves tomorrow for her home
in Denver. ,..l
Mrs. Rob Walker returns today from
San Francisco.
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Mrs. Hardness and Mrs. Bradley have
returned from Portland.
Mr.. Burg and Mr.. Tittman who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fa-
bian left yesterday for their home in
St. Louis.
Mr. Chester Burg and Mr.. George
Tittman entertained at dinner at the
Alta club Wednesday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Fabian Mrs. Sherman, Miss
Sherman. Miss O'Connor and Miss
Laura Sherman were their guests.
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Miss Denice Hughes was the hostess
of very enjoyable photograph party
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Bing returned
during the week from Idaho.
Miss Brinton leaves tomorrow for
her home in Illinois.
Miss Lowe entertained the Tuesday
Afternoon club.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert ]. Glendinning
gave an informal card party Friday
evening. complimentary to their guest,
Miss Mears of Denver.
Present were: Mr.. and Mrs. James L.
Franken, Miss Weber, Miss Ethelyn
Weber, Mrs. Mcclure, Miss Bertha
Parsons, Miss Sherman, Miss O'Connor,
Miss Laura Sherman, Mr.. George Nye,
Mr.. George Lawrence. Mr.. Clever. Mr..
Mr.. T. Ellis Browne, Mr.. Rob
ert Glendinning, Mr.. Malcolm Glendin
ming.
AT the close. of the game prizes were
given to Miss Ethelyn Weber. Mr..
Clever, Miss Weber and Mr.. Robert
Mrs. J. H. Brown and family will
return tomorrow from Brighton.
Miss Maud Thorn gave a very dainty
luncheon Tuesday to Miss Alff, Miss
and Mr.. Henrotin.
Friday afternoon Mrs. s. ]. Kenyon
at a Kensington tea. The
parlors were frightened with sunhow-
ars and nasturtiums. During the af-
ternoon musical programme was car
ried out by Miss Donnellan, Miss Par
sons. Miss Cofn Miss Beattie and Miss
Later a guessing game
was enjoyed, Miss Crawford winning a
prize.
Those present were. MISS denuer-
son. Miss Murray, Miss Read, Miss
Ivers, Miss Keith, Miss Lillian Keith,
Miss Cash, Miss Sadler, Miss June Sad
er. Mrs. McQuewan, Mrs. Putnam,
Mrs. D. j. Sharp. Mrs. j. t. White,
Mrs. Wantland, Mrs. William Reid,
Mrs. Sam Park, Mrs. Charles Post, Miss
Lowe, Miss Hardy. Miss Thorn, Mrs.
sprague, Miss Crawford, Mrs. Grant
smith, Miss Paul, Miss Cobn, Miss An
ierson, Miss Donnellan. Miss Parsons,
Miss Young, Miss Macintosh, Mrs.
Mcclure, Miss Sharp, Mrs. Rookledge,
Miss Carter, Miss Cotton, Miss Beattie.
Miss Miles.
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Thursday afternoon Miss Thorn en-
ertained at luncheon Mrs. Eberly, Miss
Lowe and Miss Donnellan.
! Mrs. S. ]. Kenyon has invitations