The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-08

NJ. Coyner. Plans for the more elab-
crate celebration Of the anniversary in
June, when Professor Coyner will be
here. will be proposed. All who are
interested are invited to be present
Social Notes.
Mr.. Newhouse left last evening for
tAe east.
The marriage of Miss Carol c.. Can
o and Willard Cannon took place
wednesday at high noon in the temple.
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The Misses Emma and Bessie Cross
are the guests of Miss Sadie Smith.
MI. and Mrs. Hubbard w. Reid are
now in Paris. They win be present at
the opening of the exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. MARYLAND are nov at
home to their friends at their new
home on Twelfth East. They viii leave
shortly for the east, where they will
spend the summer at the different sea-
side resorts.
A very pleasant surprise was given
in honor Of Miss Lottie MarcrOft. The
evening was pleasantly passed in mu-
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refreshments were served. Those pres
ent were: Miss Lottie Marcroft, Miss
Maggie Pollock, Miss Kathleen Will
son, Miss Freeda Raush, Miss Bertha
Raush, Miss Mamie Year, Miss Lille
Caggall, Miss Christeen Bockholt, Mr..
Gates, Willie Dickert, Mr.. Bert Cooke,
James Acomb, Bert Kelly, Mr.. Nielsen,
Warren S~aulsberry, Claud Ensign,
Walter Lewis, Mr.. Scott and Joe
Hardy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G.. Weber
leave next Thursday for New York.
They will sail the latter part of the
month for Genoa, and after a tour
through southern Europe they will go
10 Paris. where Mrs. Weber will rep
resent the Utah club women at the
exposition. The latter part of the sum-
mer will be spent in England with rel
atives Of Mr.. Weber.
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Mrs. Welton of Detroit will shortly
arrive in the city to spend the summer
with her daughter, Mrs. David B.
Hampstead.
Mrs. William T. Dinwoodey will
leave May 1 for California, where she
viii remain during the summer
months.
Mrs. Fred Hale gave an elaborate
dinner Tuesday evening in honor Of
eastern visitors.
Next Saturday night will be ladies'
night at the University club.
Miss Winnie Welby leaves today for
Eureka, where she will visit Miss
Earls.
Mrs. VIII Sprague entertained the
Sewing club last Monday afternoon.
The state officers OF the Primary as
ISOLATION were entertained at luncheon
yesterday in the Templeton building
the entertainment being given by the
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The Gibson picture and vaudeville
entertainment to be given by the Ia
dies Of st. PauIs guild in the Theatre
on Wednesday evening, April IS, prom
ises to be one Of the social successes
Of the season.
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The High school alumni will give a
banquet on May Is.
The Misses Noble returned during
the week from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Lamb of Park
City viii be the guests Of Mrs. s.
Bransford during the coming week.
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Mrs. Josephine Peery of Ogden is the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. Hoge.
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The Pan-Hellenic society will give a
banquet Tuesday evening, May l.
Miss Zane will entertain informally
Saturday afternoon in honor Of Miss
McGrath.
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Mrs. Chester Coulter Of ogden is
visiting Mrs. Meyer.
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The Misses Harker are entertaining
Miss Twelves of Provo.
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me pupils OF Miss Matte Hall will
give a pianoforte recital tomorrow
evening.
The Athletic association Of the uni
versity gave a delightful dance Friday
evening at Christensens'.
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Mrs. Robert McVicker is entertain
ing Mrs. c. E. Sullivan and Miss Carrie
Sullitan Of Brigham City.
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{. d. Moore left for Weiser on Thurs
day, but he carried in his pocket a bid
to the Burlington and his address is
now in are of that road.
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The Misses Mabel and Clara KENNEDY
OF Chicago are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Duncan.
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Mrs, A D. Moffat and family have
gone to Butte.
Mrs. Mary Judge, Miss Judge and
Miss Keith left Monday for a trim
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