The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-26

busy week has just passed with its
round of breakfasts, luncheons, teas
and card parties. a number of we'd
dings there have been also. but the
bridal troths have been plighted in the
midst of small gatherings. Of relatives
and near friends, so that the world has
had no chance to see and comment upon
the small procession of brides.
For the coming week the interest is
centered in the Mothers congress which
opens Thursday Among the we'll
known women who viii make ad-
dresses are Mrs Ellen NJ Henrotin of
Chicago, Mrs. Hellar of Omaha and
Mrs. Richardson, a professor of the
Boston School of Technology, and Mrs.
Corinne Brown of Chicago.
Summer plans are beginning to ma
terialfze, and trips to the summer re-
sorts are being planned by Salt Lakes
fashionables. Brighton promises to be
exceptionally gay this season. Mrs.
Odell viii open her cottage there this
week, and viii fill the house with Wis
itors.- Among her first guests will be
Miss Irma Aft, Miss Allie Miller, Miss
Fannie Bird and Inez Trent.
Soda Springs will also have its full
quota of vititOrs, While at Fox ranch
many of our well-known people will be
entertained.
The marriage of Mrs Violet Dale and
Mr. Joseph E. aGligher will take place
next Saturday at st. Marks cathedral.
Dean Halsey will officiate.
Mrs. Miner entertained Informally
Monday evening. The guests enjoyed
game of Sixty-three. There were
car,f H. II r.
and Mrs. ]. F. Niles. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rob Walker, Mr.. Buffers of South At
RIGA, and DR.. Fowler.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Keyes viii re-
turn from the northwest the latter part
of the week.
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The Misses Howat gave a daintily
appointed luncheon Friday afternoon
Among the guests were Miss Mamie
Porter. Miss Louie Odell and Miss Fan
ME Bird.
Judge and Mrs. LIE Grand Young
leave for New York tomorrow.
Mrs. LIE Grand Young, Mrs. Kenneth
Kerr and Miss Young entertained at a
kensington luncheon Thursday after
noon.
The rooms were decorated with A
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and the afternoon proved a delightful
one.
Among the invited guests were Mrs
Joseph Jennings, Mrs. Priscilla Jennings,
Mrs. Frank w. Jennings, Mrs. Walter
Jennings, Mrs. James Jennings, Mrs
Sarah Dinwoodey, Mrs, H J. Moyle,
Mrs. Annie DinWoodey, Mrs. Ernest r.
Eldredge, Mrs. c. A. Eldredge, Mrs.
Coffin, Mrs. Willard Young, Mrs. Thorn
as Jennings, Mrs. Briant Wells, Mrs.
Harold Russell, Mrs. Dougall, Mrs. Bea-
tie, Mrs. J. D. Spencer, Mrs. Rossiter. !
Mrs. T. G. Weber, Mrs. Richards. +!
Mrs. r. Young. Mrs. Jane Young Mrs !
Joseph F. Richards, Mrs. ]. NJ. Bene-
dict, Mrs. n. w. Clayton, Mrs. Isaac |
Clayton, Mrs. Gertrude Hampton Mrs |
Emily Glawson. Mrs. Margaret Claw
son, Mrs. Phoebe Kimball, Mrs. Kate /
Burton, Mrs. Evelyn Davis, Miss Fanny /
Young, Mrs. S. F. Fenton, Miss Retta (
Young, Miss Geneva Ellerbeck, Miss /
Eilate Young.
Mr.. Frank Judge has returned from
college.
Mrs. Newton and Miss Newton of Los
Angeles. who have ben the guests of |
Mrs. Henry W. Lawrence for the past |
week, leave for their home today
Mrs. David Hampstead will entertain |
Miss Leggitt of Detroit during the com
ing week
The Girls Athletic club, with party
of friends, spent yesterday-a the lake.
Mrs McGurrin entertained Friday
afternoon IN honor of a number of chill
dren-
Mrs ]. B. Wells, who has been the
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the past two months, leaves Wednesday
for her home in Helena
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Mrs. H. s. Ensign, jr.. is visiting +
friends and relatives in the city.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Crawford
gave d large card party at her home
on First street. June roses and palms
frightened the rooms through which
small tables We're scattered. The guests
seated around them were Mrs. Walter
Jennings, Mrs Albert F. Holden, Mrs.
Louise Smedley Smith, Mrs. Pfoutz,
7srs Robert Glendinning, Mrs. Zane,
Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Witcher, Mrs.
Sharp, Mrs. James y. Pollock, Mrs
Marshall, Mrs. Costigan, Mrs. Will
Sprague, Mrs. Wantland, Mrs. Wood
ruff, Mrs. Kenneth Kerr. Mrs. Wells,
Mrs. James Jennings, Mrs Caspar L.
Robertson, Mrs. Charles Post, Mrs. vii
lam 6IaQiSy, MIS- M - OK, MISS
Fox. Mrs William Reid, Mrs. o. W.
Powers, Mrs. David Sharp Mrs. w. P.
Lynn, Miss Ellis, Miss Geddes, Miss
Small Miss Morgan, Miss Mason, Miss
Adelaide Mason, Miss Hardness, Miss
Ora Hardness, Miss Anderson, Miss
Sadler, Miss. Aft. Miss Cotton, Miss
Miss Lawrence, Miss Park.
Miss Weber. Miss Ethelyn Weber, !
Miss Wallace, Miss Tlookledge, Mrs.
Rob Walker. Miss Hampstead and Miss
Sprague AT the conclusion of the
game prizes were awarded Mrs. Al
bert T. Holden, Mrs. Robert Glendin-
ming and MIS-. Wells of Helena, and
iainty refreshments were served.
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Mrs. w. P. Lynn was the hostess of a
very delightful affair Thursday after
aoon, at which Mrs. Albert p Taylor
Vas the guest of honor {
The house presented d bOwer-lilSe ap- [
with its decorations of palms
and cut flowers. seven hundred roses
being used in adjoining the rooms.
Each guest brought a flower and told
is history Mrs Taylor read paper l
IN the night blooming Cereus, which
vas very interesting. Afterwards a
ioral guessing game was enjoyed, /
prizes being won by Miss Hunt and
Mrs. Rood.
Those invited to meet the guest of II