The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-28
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A large number of the smart set VIII
attend the Country club today, this
being the closing day Of the season.
A game of mixed foursOmes Will he
played for a set of stems during the
morning hours, and a buffet luncheon
is to be served from u to 3.
The Misses Sherman entertain the
card club on Monday evening.
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The commercial class of the Latter
Day Saints college gave a pleasant
dance at Christensen's hall last even
ing. The hail was attractively dec
GRATED in the class colors, gold and
blue. There were over 100 couples in
attendance, including many of the
professors. The following committee
had the affair in charge: Miss Viola
Thirkill, Miss Minnie ]. HomewOod,
Mr.. William Worthington, Mr.. John S.
I Petro, Mr.. Harlow Grow.
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/ Mrs. Heber NJ Wells is at home to
4 her friends on the second and fourth
Mondays Of the month.
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Miss Lyde Wells and Miss Emmeline
Wells have issued invitations for an
/ at home" to be given on Monday
/ evezaing, Dec. 2, in honor of Mrs.
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! Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Sadler entertain
/ at dinner today, covers being laid for
/ ten. Their guests viii be Miss Lallah
! Holmes. Mrs. Isabella Pitts, Miss Par
! alec Pitts. Miss Porter, Mrs. S. L.
! Sprague, Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Walker,
Mr.. Lindsay sprague.
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! Miss Ella Cochran Of the Lowell
] school leaves Friday for her home in
/ Missouri. where She viii be married
on Christmas day to Mr.. James Tatlow
/ Wait Of Chicago.
/ Miss Johnson has arrived from Kan
sas City to spend a month with Mrs
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/ Mrs. McClintock and Mrs. Brooks,
( the guests of Mrs. George NJ. Downey.
leave Sunday for Omaha.
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/ Mrs. Bradley gave a delightful chill
/ dren's party at her home on First
/ street Tuesday afternoon in honor of
/ the birthday of little Marjory Bradley.
/ The merriest of afternoons was spent
! with games and a birthday supper.
] The reception given by Mrs. Sara Z.
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/ terday afternoon was one of the largest
/ and most brilliant events of the season.
/ The many elegant gowns and the ex-
/ quisite floral decorations made a scene
4 Of rare beauty. Between 300 and 400
guests were in attendance.
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/ Miss Alberta lockwood is visiting
! relatives in Centerville.
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The Utah committee of the George
Washington Memorial association held
an interesting meeting at the home of
Mrs. GeC$$e A. Lowe yesterday morn
( ing Mrs A. c. Allen spoke eloquently
on the Washington Memorial institu-
ton. it's needs and purposes, and
! pleaded for the continued support
which Utah has hitherto so ably rem
/ dered. Utah holds the record of being
the first and only state in the Union
to respond with her quota Of the build
! ing fund.
Mrs Byron GroO entertains a few
: friends at dinner today.
The Bible study circle Of the Coun-
Gil of Jewish Women met yesterday at
the B. B. lodge rooms. Rabbi Rey-
! nolds conducted the meeting.
The annual meeting and election of
officers of the Woman's Republican
club will be held at the home Of Mrs.
Ezra Thompson on Monday afternoon
at o'clock. All members are urgent
| ~ requested to be present.
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Mrs. Ferguson gives a luncheon to-
morrow for Mrs. G. NJ. Downey and
her guests.
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Mrs. Hettie Keller and Mrs. Annie
Patrick have returned from a weeks
outing at Chase Park, Centerville.
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The meeting called by the ladies Of
the NeedlewOrk guild for the purpose
of organizing a new charitable asso-
citation. which was to have been held
next Saturday at the Kenyon, has been
postponed to Saturday Of next week,
Dec. Z.
Miss L. c. Taylor. who has been east
for the past two months, returned to
the city yesterday.
Mrs. G. W. Mower has gone to Kim
berley to visit a few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. W. B. BUST.