The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-30

being present
Mrs. NJ c. FOX viii entertain at
large dancing party to be given on the
evening of July at the Ladies, Liter
airy club rooaas.
Professor William NJ. Stewart of the
University Of Utah and family left last
week to spend a few weeks campinE
in Provo canyon.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Efie NJ. Coates and Colonel Maurice NJ.
kaighn, the marriage to take place the
early part Of July.
Mrs. d. Porter and Miss Mary Claire
Porter have returned from Missouri.
where Miss Porter has been attending
Monticello seminary.
Mr.. Angus J. Cannon gave a dinner
last evening in honor of Mr.. Hugh j.
Cannon and Mr.. Tracy Y Cannon, who
leave shortly for Europe.
Mrs. Gustavus Arnold and Miss Bin
ME Paul are at the Hotel TOuraine in
Boston. They sail on the Common
wealth for Europe on July 3.
H. V. Kimbali and, niece. Rita Jack
man. left Saturday morning TO visit
friends and relatives in Boise City,
Pendleton and spokane Falls.
Mrs. Emily p Corbin and daughter
have arrived from Galesburg, Ills, to
spend the summer with Miss Mabel
Corbin at 1888 MILITARY. avenue.
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DR.. and Mrs. T.. Y. Silver have taken
Rev. Clarence II. Browns house 416
East First South street where they
viii receive their friends after July 1.
Mrs. Albert s. Day has issued invita-
HrslH -T~r-~
noon, in honor of her guests, Mrs.
George d. g Crabbs and Mrs. NJ. c.
Smith.
Box parties will be given at the The
atre tomorrow evening, for the Levi
Young testimonial. by Senator Kearns,
J. H Moyle, Z. V. McCune and H. 2.
ClawsOn.
Miss Clara Brooks, who has been
graduated with high honors from the
Pratt Art institute in Brooklyn. re-
turned to her home in this city on
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Mr. and Mrs. Michael DIcDermott of
Chicago are the guests of William Nc
DermOtt of this city. They viii visit
Yellowstone park before returning to
their home.
Rev. Pa ;. Thacher and family viii
occupy the Bennett house at 81 Third
street for che summer. Mrs. Thatcher
and children viii arrive in Salt Lake
City this week.
Professor J. A Anderson and sister.
Airs. II. w. Early, gave a charming
musical on Wednesday evening. COM
plimentary to Professor z. G. Heffley
Of PittsbuTg, Pa.
Miss Eva Howell. accompanied by
Mrs. Wiley, leaves early next week for
pleasure trip TO san Francisco, Los
Angeles and san Diego. They viii be
absent about six weeks.
Miss Bertha Hampton of the county
clerks office celebrated her nineteenth
birthday yesterday with an ice cream
party in compliment to her fellow
clerks and several friends.
Misses Claire and Edytbe EIIerbeck
left last week to join their mother at
Long Beach, Cal They VIII spend the
summer on the coast and enter stan
ford university in the fail.
Mrs. II. Hirschman entertained at
progressive whist on Tuesday evening,
complimentary to her sister, Miss En-
ma COhn. Prizes Were won by Miss
Rose Levy and Mr.. viii GraUpe.
Mrs w. L. II. Dotson and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sentry of Beaver, left Satur-
day morning for Wyoming, to spend
the summer. Mr.. DotsOn leaves this
morning on a business trip to Miners
Vile.
Miss Agatha BerkhoeI will give a
song recital Tuesday evening at the
Ladies Literary club house. She will
be assisted by Miss Cecilia Sharp, Miss
Elizabeth Lamson and Arthur tShep-
herd.
Senator Kearns, with Mr.. and Mrs.
S J. Westcott, Miss Flora WestcOtt
and Mr.. ]. Vincent CoughIin will occu-
by a stall al the Der eft given for Levi
Young in the salt Lake theatre tomor-
row evening.
Miss Lea NJ. Fowler. Miss Frances
Ramsey. Miss Susie Harper and the
Misses Hitch leave for Portland July
9. They viii make an extended tour of
the coast, attending the national con-
ventiOn of the EpWcrth League at San
Francisco before their return.
The Poets Round Table met Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Rawlins. The poet of the day was
Robert Herriclz, with Mrs. HemphiH as
interesting sketch Of the poets IifeA
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The Re- IS club held its last meet
ing for T. 7ar on Monday afternoon,
III Inc ONCE Or the " Oman'S EsXDOn-
ent. Mrs. Mirq H. James read a pa
per on John Jay. the American States
man" The club adjourned until Sept g.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kingsley and
daughter and Mrs. Richard Vedder and
child arrive this week from Pueblo
Colo, to be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Greene. Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsley
viii make a visit Of two weeks while
Mrs Vedder VIII remain for the sum
mer.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Hermie Pratt and Mr.. william w
Rogers. Miss Pratt is the daughter. Of
Mr. and Mrs. LarOn Pratt, and grand
daughter Of the late OrsOn Pratt Mr.
Rogers is a prominent business man of
this city The wedding win take place
in July.
The special train carrying the OPAL
club and Held's band excursionists to
Castillo Springs viii leave the Rio
Grande Western depot this morning at
9:S5. Returning, two trains win be at
the service of those making the trip.
one at 4:02, the other at $50 The in
dications are that a large number viii
The committee appointed at the last
meeting OF the Woman's Democrat tic
club TO make ARRANGEMENTS for an out