The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-09

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attendant excursions, brought many
out-of-town guests to Ogden who re
manned to visit after the festivities of
the occasion. On Friday part of the
Salt Lake Tabernacle choir came to
Ogden and were entertained by the To-
cal choirs with a trip up the canyon.
The warm spell has given an extension
of popularity to the resorts, and many
campers are still out
Malan's Heights has a goOdIy quota,
and several wagons leave this evening
CARRYING eXcursionists who viii spend
Sunday up among the pines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Cannon and
Miss Fannie, their daughter, returned
Wednesday after a stay of over half a
was spent in London, but the senator
and family made several trips about
England, Scotland and on the con-
tinent.
Mr. and Mrs Ad Kuhn entertained
Tuesday in honor of Miss Eta Edison
OF Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Larkin enter
tanned canyon party, including a
mum Der of friends from Salt Lake, on
Monday.
Mrs ]. L. Herrick is a Salt Lake
visitor today.
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Mr.. and Mrs. WEIGH of Morgan were
visiting in Ogden last week.
Heber scowcroft spent yesterday in
Salt Lake
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Miss NJ. Moffitt has returned from
the east
Thursday evening the Misses Belnap
entertained a number of their friends
by giving a sunfower party Music
and games were INDUCED in and de-
hcious refreshments were served. Those
present We're: Misses Mae Ensign Min
ME Brown, Sodasca BeInap, Anna Will
hams, Lillian Bingham, Tirza Belnap.
Mrs. B. Johnson, MeSsrs. Aaron Ross.
Walter BramwelI, Joseph ReInap and
Hyrum Williams.
Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ezra
richardson entertained in honor of
Miss Ada Chadwick. The evening was
spent in playing Might've Miss Res.
sic Moyes was the winner of the la
dies first prize, and Miss Verna, Bow
man the BOBBY, while John Peterson
carried off the gents first prize. and
Chester Shurtliff the BOBBY Those
present were: Misses Maud Anderson.
Bessie Moyes, Pearl Slater, Ada Chad
Wick, Verna Bowman, Messrs. Harry
Evans, John Peterson, Fred Williams.
j. Leavitt and o. X. Wilbur
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Miss Maud SchofeId and Mrs. F. H.
Click of Omaha, who have been the
guests of Mrs. A. L. Bell, left Friday
for home.
Miss Ruth and George HinIev re-
turned yesterday from Wells, New.
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The Rathbone Sisters were enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Hill
The Philharmonic society held its
regular weekly meeting Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mrs Sherwood.
Miss Media Corey Will entertain then.
next Tuesday.
The first meeting of the Coterie
was held at the residence of Mrs. =. J.
Warner on Tuesday afternoon, Sept f.
All members who have returned from
their summering were present. The
address by Mrs. Wenner, the incoming
president. was enjoyed beyond express
sion, being as it was perfect gem IN
Its way. a letter from an absent men,
Der in Paris was read by Miss Schan-
senbach, and pronounced very enter
tanning and instructive. while the de-
I1ghtful "reminiscences of the MiIwau-
kee federated clubs meeting given by
Mrs Bent. guest of the afternoon.
was something long to be remembers
Miss Edna Armstrong gave some de-
lightful piano selections, after which
refreshments were served. The club
adjourned TO meet IN two weeks with
Mrs. A. c. Bigelow.
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The Child Culture club will meet with
Mrs. Angus Wright Friday, Sept. IA, at
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