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Ladies, have your suits and golf skirts made at Stein's.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-01
Countrv Club Afairs-

The Country club has engrossed a
large share of the attentions OF society
during the past week. On Friday af-
ternoon it was the scene of a charm
lngly appointed luncheon given by Miss
woodward in honor Of Miss Calhoun
OF Connecticut. The menu was served
on small tables, pretti1y decorated in
clusters of yellow flowers. Those who
enjoyed the pleasant affair were: Mes
danes A f. II. Bird. w. G. Sharp,
Union Worthington, George NJ. futile
Burns Macdonald. J. r. Walker, Victor
NJ. Clement, 1. +. Hayward. r H
Charming, Fischer; Misses Calhoun
Burke, Mccormick, Hardness, Thorn,
Read.
Miss Dolly entertained at an infor-
mai luncheon yesterday. Her guests
were; Miss Burke. Miss Mccormick
Miss Alff, Mrs. Dana T. Smith, Miss
Ge0des.
Miss Hardness was hostess at an
elaborate dinner given at the club last
evening. Covers were laid for ten
Yesterday afternoon the approaching
contest was followed by the usual SAT-
urday afternoon tea, at which Mrs. r.
H. Claiming and Mrs. A. +. H. Bird
presided as hostesses
A buffet luncheon will be A delight
ful feature of Monday afternoon at the
club.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-01
At Euchre.

on Friday afternoon Mrs. John n.
Sharp gave an enjoyable euchre party
complimentary to Miss Kennard of
Denver Palms and profusion Of gar
den flowers made the rooms attractive.
Inc TALES were little maltese crosses
tied in pink ribbons. The score cards
were beautiful copies Of famous paint
ings- Miss Dern won the first prize.
Mrs Robert Smith the lone kand and
Mrs. Charles RoOklidge the consoIa-
ton.
The invited guests were: AIesdames
Heber M. Wells, Albert Allen, G.. W.
Gushing. William Mack, James Fsrgu-
son. Clarence Warnock. G. H. Brink.
d. = Spencer, Eccles, Rykert Walter
Lewis. L. g Miller, A. H whitney.
George Dern, J. =. Richards. w. r.
Ealby, Tulian, a. Z. Walker, r. d.
Grant, w. G. Sharp. David Murray,
Miles. Franken. Shelton. Robert Smith.
.. K. Lewis. Beard. ]. H Young. D.
J. Sharp. Putnam, Mayo. Fred Scarf.
James jennings, Walter Jennings.
Charles ROOklidge: Misses Dern. Pres
ton, Laura Preston, Lena Preston. Rev
nolds, Keith, Margaret Keith. Morgan.
Kim ball, Sherman, Edna ShearTnar
Mary Louise Anderson, MURRAY. Dr'
Niles. Weber. Lowe, Kennard. Noble.
Mamie Noble. Pike, Carter Cecilia
Sharp. Mary Sharp.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-01
Reception

Inc reception on Wednesday evening
at the beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs
George 7. Holman on South Temple
street was the largest event of the sum-
mer season It was in the nature of
a house warming" being the first So
ciai function given in the new home.
Though the evening was DELIGHTFULLY."-
INFORMAL and spent in general CONVERSE
ton or listening to the soft strains Of
Christenseus' orchestra stationed in a
small aleove in the library, the scene
was one of briiliance. The drawing
room with its rich furnishings and Its
decoration Of roses was especially pref
y. tall vase laden with the long
stemmed American Beauties adorned
the fireplace. The library was in vel
low. Numerous small vases filed with
yellow flowers lined mantel and book
cases Shades of pink made the diIlfng
room beautiful The polished table held
q Flemish lace centerpieCe with doylies
10 match. A large bowl OF white asters
ana maiden hair fern and graceful folds
or pink satin ribbon heightened the
pretty effect. An original feature of
the decorations was the grape vine on
mantei and chandelier. From its stem
were pendant large punches of grapes
M and Mrs. Holman were assisted in
receiving by Mr.. and Mrs. London. Mrs
Olive Gaylord Mrs. w. NJ. Bradley and
Mrs. Joseph Megeath assisted in en-
tertatning. Mrs. Hardness presided in
the dining room. and her assistants
were Miss Park. Miss. Lowe and Miss
Rose Lane. Miss Thorn and Miss Hank
ness served punch.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-01
Advertisemsnt Party.

a very enjoyable event of Monday
afternoon was the Advertisement par
~ given by Mrs. Heber Lee in honor
Of heI- sister, Mrs. c. z. ingalls, OF Colo
mentS were mounted on cOlOred cards
and the ladies were required to guess
the articles they represented. Miss
Kate Dwyer was the successful con.
testant and was awarded first prize.
The ladies cut for the second prize. It
being won by Mrs. Horace 5. ETerbeck.
The guests We're Mesdames g. +. In
gals, Harold Russell. Claude Gates.
George Felt. Shell, p. +. Harding, H s.
EIlerbeck. H. d. Ellerbeck, w. W. Riv-
ers. Clarence Mccoy, Mcdonald, G. NJ.
Bell, Misses Emma Lunt. Lennie Saw
age. DWyer. Kate DWyer. Julia Hays,
May Margetts. Ada Ellerbeck, Douglas,
Lily Gates, Mamie Gates.
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perform on the pipe organ in music
o o o
Mrs. Charles Z. Mccullough and
Miss Terhune sailed yesterday on the
transport Sheridan for Manila.
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Mrs. Alexander Moffat, Miss Enid
Moffat and Mr. Gale Moffat return this
week from Phillipsburg, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tulian of Leadville,
Cole, are visiting in the city. They
expect to remain during the fall.
Mrs. w G.. NJ Steward and son,
Tucker. have returned from a pleasant
visit of three months on the coast
Mrs. David Hampstead leaves today
to spend portion of the winter with
her mother, Mrs. Welton, in Detroit.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Gardiner, John
Gardiner and Douglas Gardiner of Nor
walk, o., have returned to the east.
for two months vacation trip.
Miss Douglass of Missouri is visiting
her aunt, Mrs Clarence II. Mccoy.
Mrs. Julia Taylor and daughter, Miss
Lucille Taylor. leave shortly for New
York to spend two or three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lett have as theil
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-01

friends. who wish them much happi-
ness in their new life. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hampton are at home at 461 Pearl ave-
Miss Naomi Naylor was the recipient
of delightful birthday party Tues
day evening, about forty guests enjoy
ing the pleasant affair;
Mr.. and Mrs. John James have
changed their place OF residence from
East Waterloo to their new home, SCI
South Eighth East street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Harvey. 469
Eighth street, have issued invitations
for Friday evening. Sept. 6, to cele-
brate their crystal wedding.
Mr.. Allen and daughter, Miss Clara
Allen who have been the guests of
Mrs. Andrew Maccuaig. have gone 10
their home in Nebraska City.
Mr. Spencer Clawson has announced
the engagement of his daughter, Claire,
to DR.. Chauncey NJ. Benedict The
marriage viii take place this fall
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Weir left Tues
day for the east. where they will spend
three weeks in visiting relatives and
friends in Boston, Buffalo and New
York.
The marriage of Miss Fannie Davis
and Mr.. G. A. Duncan of Salt Lake
win take place this month at the home
OF che brides sister, Mrs c. L. Baum,
in Denver.
Laramie Boomerang: Mrs. Fred
Alky and niece, Katie Livingston, Of
Salt Lake, Utah, are visiting the for
mer lady's sister, Mrs. A. H. Cordiner
Of this city.
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Mrs. George Ryan of Cripple Greek
is the guest of Mrs. F. j. Fabian.
Mrs. Ryan was formerly a resident OF
Salt Lake. and many friends will well
come her return.
A special car carried about forty
young people to the Lagoon as the
guests of Miss Bertha Sanders on Mon
day evening. A sumptuous dinner was
served, followed by dancing.
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Miss Fannie Bird and Miss Laura
Bird leave next week for the east Miss
Fannie goes to spend some time in
New York and Miss Laura to attend
school in Washington, D. c.
Mrs. Rachel Mobiles. with her daugh-
ter, Myrtle, returned to, her home in
Lehi- AriZ-, last week, after having
spent the summer with her sister, Mrs
Charlotte Jeffries of this city.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Bertha Bishop, daughter of Captain
| and Mrs. F. NJ. Bishop, and Mr.. Victor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-01

removed TO their new home, 1904 First
street.
Mrs. N. B. Whitney departs in short
time for the east.
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Mrs. A. H. Cowie leaves shortly for
her home in Denver.
The Misses Hanauer return Monday
from the Fox ranch.
Miss Lena I.auche of Mercur is visit
ing friends in this city.
Mrs. J. II. Gilmer will return to Bos-
ton early in September,
Mrs J. NJ. BfdwelI is expected home
from Santa Cruz this week.
Mrs. Charles Read leaves this week
for an extended eastern trip.
Mrs. r. c. woodruff and children re-
turn today from Holiday park.
Some of the winter card clubs will
resume their meetings this week.
Miss Kate Kanters returns today
from short visit at Park City.
Mrs. Walker T. Gunter and child
returned Wednesday from Colorado.
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Mrs. L. B. Sutton and daughter,
Laura, are visiting friends in Park
City.
Miss Agatha BerShoel left last week
to resume her musical studies in Chi
cago.
few days last week visiting with old
friends.
Mrs. c. S. Williamson has as her
guest Mrs. William Mcneil of Ven
tura, Cal.
Miss Cordelia Green is at home to her
friends and pupils at 81 South Sixth
East street.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Clayton and
family have returned from their sum
mer outing.
Mrs. Louis Joseph and Miss Augusta
Joseph left Wednesday night for No
blesville, Ind
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Weir have
gone east on a pleasure trip. to be gone
about six weeks
Mrs. o. J. Howard returns today
from an outing of ten days in Amer
lean Fork canyon
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DIR. and Mrs. Gowans, who have been
the guests of Mrs. w. H King, have
returned to Logan.
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Miss Irene Bridges aas gone to Chev-
enne. Wyo.. to visit her sister, Mrs.
Lester Russell Tyson.
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Mrs. Horace EI1erbeck entertained a
number OF friends at a Dutch supper
on Tuesday evening.
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Miss Blanche Anderson leaves tomor-
row to visit her sister. DR.. Edith La
moree. in California.
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Mrs w w Ritter and family re-
turned yesterday from an outing of
several weeks in Logan.
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Mrs II. W. Lawrence and Mrs. J. H
Young have returned from a two
months visit in California.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Salisbury are ex-
pected TO return on Tuesday from
their months outing in Idaho.
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Professor Radcliffe leaves for the
Pan-American exposition this week to
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Sixty-three.

One of the most delightful social
functions of the week was the card
party given by Miss Barbara Kinners-
ley yesterday afternoon. SiXty-three
was played The tallies and score cards
were unusually artistic. being adorned
with hand painted nasturtiums. yell
low was the prevailing color in the
decorations, yellow nasturtiums and
candelabra with yellow shades produc-
ing pleasant effect.
The invited guests We're Mesdames
Briant Wells. y. II. Dern, H. NJ. Din
woodey, Percy Sadler. u. G.. Dunbar,
X. G. Kerr, A. Z. Walker. E. V. Nc
Dune, J. n Richards. r. a. Shipp. Miss
es Carrie Williams, Paul. Allie Paul,
Eloise Rancke, Barton, Catherine Gull
mer. Claire Clawson, Katz. Saunders,
Dern, EliZabe Dern, Lucille Jennings,
Alton Young. McChrystal. Young. FAM
ME Bird, Hattie Jennings. Catherine
DOugaH.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-01

September uShers in the soft, Ian
guoroIs days of Indian summer. when
all nature is resplendent in autumnal
tints and The sun seems to sink every
night in deeper wells of red. The las
situde Ot the hotter season is giving
way TO a vigor which will leap and
glow at the first cold wave. The So
ciety belle -elinquishes with a sigh the
memories of her summer conquest as
she turns TO the winters round of gay
ETY.. The debutante is submerged in
the ribbons and laces of her coming
out" gown, while she dreams of the
social laurels the future will bring her.
The air is rife with preparations for
winter, and, above all, it rings with
the 'gocd-byes" OF the schoolbOys and
girls who are leaving home to begin
their university careers.
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Christopherson, the marriage to take
place the early part OF october.
Pocatello Advance: Miss Clara Gil
son of Salt Lake is visiting Miss Zeiica
Gillian Miss ellison is the daughter
Of Sam ellison. the diScOverer of the
famous gilsonite in eastern Utah.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Walker Mr.. and
Mrs r. II. Claiming, Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor NJ Clement. Miss Younger and
Mr.. Burns Macdonald leave today TO
spend four weeks on the Snake river.
Mrs. Z. J. Jolly. who has been di-
rector of music at the First COngre-
gational church during Mrs. Cocks
absence, has resigned. Beginning with
September Mrs. Cocks viii have
charge of the music.
The enga cement has been announced
of Miss Maud Huntington, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis r Read of Hell
ena. Mont. and Mr.. Frederick G. Loot
/ borrow of Salt Lake. The marriage
Will take place this fall.
The. ladies Of Unity circle hold a
meeting at the home of Mrs. c. w.
, Watson. 131 South Second East street,
/ on Wednesday afternoon at ESQ
( o'clock. The ladies' of the church are
cordially invited to be present.
| Among the marriages OF the week
/ was that of Miss Marie l.. Edwards and
/ Mr.. John Henry Bailey, jr., which Oc-
/ CURED on Wednesday evening at the
| home of the brides parents. They left
| the same evening for an extended we'd
/ ding trip in the east
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Mr.. and Mrs William McDermott
1 entertained at cards Friday evening in
( honor of their niece. Miss Florence Nc
4 Dermott of Chicago. DR.. McKenna
won first prize and Miss Florence Nc
| Dermott second. She also received the
/ guest of honor prize.
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I Miss Pearl Branch gave a lawn party
/ to a number of her friends Thursday
Aug. %. The young ladies passed their
/ time in fancy work and games. Mel
ons and cake were served. Miss Nellie
I Bull assisted in entertaining. Those
/ present We're: Misses Annie Christen-
/ sen, Carrie Christensen, Edith Chap
| man, Laura Olsen. Ada Brook Leone
! Asper. Ethel Asper, Nellie Bull, Louie
/ Bull. Ethel NewsOn, Emily Dykes
! Pearl Branch and Nellie Moray
| Miss Tillie Thomas was the hostess
! of a lawn party on Wednesday. Va
I riOus outdoor sports were INDUCED in
/ and dainty refreshments were served
| Those enjoying the affair were: Misses
! Marie Thomas, Title Thomas, Ethel
Brown, Annie Christensen, Carrie
/ Christensen, Margaret Williamson
! erlapd, Lillian Southern, Lizzie New
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guestS Mrs Harold J. Bell of Denver
and Mr.. S. T. Vickery of Ouray, Colo
Mrs. c. N. Bell entertains at lunch
con on Thursday.
Mrs. A H. Cowie leaves Monday for
Denver, her future home
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Harding enter
tanned at cards for Mrs. C. E. ingalls,
on Wednesday evening.
Miss Hampstead of the Centennial
Eureka office force leaves TO-DAY for
chicago Cincinnati and other points
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Mrs. Caddie Binford and Mrs. Minnie
Binford of Lincoln, Neb., are guests
this week of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed w. Dun
can.
Mr.; and Mrs: John weist and son,
time
Miss Dysart and Miss Ida Dysart
have returned from Seattle, where they
have been spending their summer vaca-
ton
Miss Sadie Boyer of Springville has
returned from New York, where she
has been taking d course at Columbia
college.
Misses Alice Morehouse and Hattie
Linkhart left during the week for Chi
cago. where they Will spend some time
visiting.
Miss Annette Mcintosh left during
the week for months visit in eastern
cities, including Chicago, Toledo and
New York.
Miss alhO1Jn -hn
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Sharp,
leaves Wednesday for her home in
Connecticut.
Miss Mary : 9 Cox . departea last
week for Seattle Her mother. Mrs.
Virginia L. Cox, viii join her in a
week or two.
Mrs. Harold Russell leaves Tuesday
for New York, where she plays
short engagement before beginning her
seasons work.
Miss Della r. Snow returned Friday
evening from California, where she has
been spending the summer in the Santa
Cruz mountains.
Misses Winifred and Mabel Smith
who have been the guests of Miss
home in Beaver.
Mrs. A. J. BEETLES and two daughters
have returned from a summers vaca-
ton pleasantly spent in Santa Barbara
and Los Angeles.
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Miss Amey Smith. who has been Wis
iting the Misses Alexander at As South
Third East street, has returned to her
home in Colorado.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Post, DR.. and
Mrs. PfOutz, Miss hewitt and Mr.. Sew
ard H. Fields are enjoying an outing
on the Snake river.
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MISS Edith Williams and Mrs J. and
William McAllister have Just returned
from a months outing in Idaho and
southern Wyoming.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scott and fam
lily, who have been spending the sum
mer in Salt Lake. departed yesterday
for Memphis, Tenn.
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Miss Hattie Lyman. daughter of
Mrs. Matilda Lyman. and Mr. Will @.
Hampton We're married on Wednesday
evening by Rev. =. G. Hunt. The
young couple have a large circle of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-01
Poets, Round Table

y pleasant afternoon was spent by
the ladies of the Poets Round Table at
the home of Mrs. David Evans on Mon
day Alexander Pope was the poet Of
the day. and Mrs. Rachel Miller. chair
man. Az interesting biography of the
poet was given b. Miss Preston, fol-
lowed By excellent papers on his diff
ferent works by Mrs. Hal Brown Mrs
Gill PeytOn. Mrs. d. L. HemDhiU and
Mrs. A. 7. Sanford. At the luncheon
table the place cards were photographs
of the poet.
Among the guests of the club were
Mrs. Dininny. Mrs. II. 7. Henderson,
Mrs Cummings, Miss Reynolds, Miss
Laura Preston.
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Pleasant Evening.

Miss Alice X. Seckels entertained in
a most delightful way & mum Der of the
class of 1901 at her home Tuesday after
noon. Green, the class color. together
with the red and white of the univer-
sIty, constituted the color scheme.
Among those present were Jane
Ptxton. Clare Cummings. Geneve
knowlton, Florence Groesbeck. Beat
rice Macdonald. Adele Horn. Belle
Scoteld, Vera Tempest, Ivy G. Dix.
Margaret Barr. Berenice briggs. Kath-
crime Mcdonald Beatrice Anderson.
jamie Cutler, Ardel1a Bitner, Anna Bas-
tan. Edith herman, Emma Brown.
Minnie Rav
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At Iunchenn.

Miss Josie Katz was hostess at a very
charming luncheon on Thursday. It
was complimentary to the TTOEsseau
club. The table was dainty in pink
sweet peas over a Battenburg center
piece. A soft light was diffused from
pink-shaded candelabra. The place
cards were. embellished with little ia
panese scenes. Around the table were
seated Miss Addie Hampton, Mrs. Jo-
seph Richards, Mrs. Louis Schoppe,
Miss Howat, Miss Frances Howat, Miss
Lucille Jennings, Miss Hattie Jennings,
Miss Bird. Miss Pauline Groo, Miss
Mamie Porter
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At Whist.

A number Of outside friends were in
vited BY Miss Bird t. meet with the
TrOusseau club on Wednesday after
noon. Sewing was abandoned for an
interesting game OF whist. Miss Hattie
Jennings won the first prize. A de-
liciouS luncheon was served at the close
Of the game. There were present: Mrs.
Stanley Price, Miss McChrystal, Miss
Young, Mrs. Joseph Richards, Mrs.
Louis SchOppe. Miss Hattie Jennings,
Miss Howat. Miss Frances Howat, Miss
Mamie Porter. Miss Josie Katz. Miss
Pauline Groo, Miss Addie Hampton.
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Alta Club Luncheon

He-teTday sU elaborate luncheon
vas given at the Alta club by Mrs.
James W. Neil complimentary 10 Mrs
Hirsh and Miss Hirsh of PHILADELPHIA
u S table was spread in the gold room
and was exquisite in it's de,o alton Of
various-hued astcTs. After the lunch
con the guests were driven to The
Country club.
There were present: Mrs. Hirsh.
Hiss Hirsh, Mrs.. David Keith Mrs. T.
y. Beatty. Mrs. Sol Siegel. Mrs. ]. u.
Bamberger Mrs. r. II. Officer, Miss
Neil
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ton. Cecil Burns. Nellie Ball, ZiteIla
Hillstrom. Hazel McMurphy, Pearl
Branch. Bertha Mason and Adelaide
On Thursday night Mr.. and Mrs.
Tuckett gave a birthday party for
Miss Lii Scofield The evening was
spent IN games and music, after which
a dainty supper was served. Those
present were: Miss Lii Scofield, Miss
Bird Draper, Miss Annie Williamson.
MSS Laura Woodbury. Miss Annie
Garrison, Miss Cealia Carlson. and
MesSrs. V. Olsen. W. Williamson w
Scoheld, ]. Rasmussen. L. Whitmore.
a Woodbury.. H Mclaughlin and Will
son. About midnight a lunch was
served.
Mr. Jonathan Lloyd was the recipi-
ent OF a very pleasant surprise party
on the twentieth anniversary of his
/ birth, Monday evening. The evening
was pleasantly spent i'm games. songs
and recitatiOns. Refreshments were
served. Among the guests were:
Misses Addie and Jennie Hoignez, Ell
: len Dawson. Lizzie Mitchell Gertrude
| HARDWOOD, Lizzie Stoker, Rachel Leatn-
I am, Sarah Hartman, Emily Burt and
Maggie SprOat; Messrs. Jonathan
Lloyd John Davis. Eddie and Percy
Durrant, Thomas Pickle. George Peck,
/ Louis Hoignez, James FUllmer. Abra-
ham Gold, Frank Fullmer. Ned HoI-
I lingsworth.
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| a pleasant sociai event of the week
/ was surprise party rendered Mr.
! Clyde Squires on his 18th birthday
InuI Sday evening. at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ensign During
/ the evening delicious refreshments
/ were served and games and music
! were enjoyed, the following taking
! part: MessrS- Forrest HUFF and Carl
/ Burton of the Wilbur Kirwin Opera
/ company. Miss Ruth Wilson. Mr. Har-
/ old OrlOb. Mr.. Spence Squires. Mr.
! Glen Waterman, Miss Aura Rogers
! and Miss Diagma Orlob. Those present
! We're, Messrs. Forrest Huff, Carl Bur
/ ton, Clyde Squires. Harold Orlob
! spence Squires, Glen Waterman. Har-
/ ~ Smith. Roy Williams and Harold
/ Squires; Misses Ruth Wilson, Aura
/ and Rhea Rogers, Irene and Kittie
! Squires, Helen Wilmer, Ella Fisher
Eileen Ensign, Alice Lucas and dag
ma Orlob.
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} Last Tuesdav evening Miss Selma
/ Fernstrom of Superior addition was
/ the recipient of a birthday lawn party,
! on the occasion of her seventeenth
! birthday. The affair was rendered bv
/ the young lady's parents. Councilman
: and Mrs F. S. Fernstrom. The lawn
4 and grounds We're beautifully decor
ated with Chinese lanterns. and a
( most pleasant time was had by those
/ in attendance. Refreshments We're
! served. A company of musicians gave
/ the assembled guests a pleasant sere-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-01
For rfr. strbbIefield.

Red carnations. candelabra shaded in
red and the fairy tulip lamps formed
the tasteful decorations at the lunch
con given by Mrs. F. E. McGurrin on
Thursday for Mrs. Stubblefeld Of
Nashville, Tenn Dainty Gibson etch-
ings marked the places occupied by
the guests, who were Mrs. H. j. Dinin-
ny, Mrs. Russell L. Tracy, Mrs. Frank
3. Stephens. Mrs. L. L. Terry, Mrs.
Joseph Richards, Mrs. Fred Scarf,
Mrs. Melvin d. SOwles. Miss Edna DON
nellan.
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Kensinoton-

Miss Mamie Napier entertained on
Tuesday afternoon at a delightful
luncheon and Kensington. The floral
decorations were sweet peas and roses.
The invited guests were Misses Thach-
er. Watson, Erna Watson. Bessie Sny-
der, Victoria Lloyd. Edna Sebastian
Ames, GARNER. Latimer. Nora Brown,
Ford, Smith, Pratt, Blanche Anderson.
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At Dinner.

Mrs. L. 3. Kenyon entertained at
dinner on Thursday evening in honor
of the 21st birthday anniversary of her
son. Mr.. Robert II. Kenyon. The table
was artiStically decorated. yellow be-
ing the color scheme Covers were
laid for ten