The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-15


Edward Z. Ferry and was quite we'll
known here and in Park City. where
she had visited on numerous occasions.
She was over so years Of age and had
the distinction of being the first white
teacher in the schools of Ottawa cOUn-
~, Michigan.
Miss Elsie CAM and Miss Daisy New
Rouse Of Kansas City depart Tuesday
IcT the east, after passing The sum-
mer with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry CAM.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolnh Morris of Den
yer are spending their honeymoon with
friends in salt Lake City.
Miss Edith i. Hobbs resumes her
studies ,his week at Marlborough
school, in Los Angeles. Cal
Professor y. P. Gage who is con-
nected with the public schools of Wash
ington. d. c.. is the guest of Mr.. land
Mrs. F. D. Hobbs. He is en- route to
California.
DR.. Charles Garrison, after a years
his many friends in this city.
Mrs. Herbert Mckenzie of Evanston
viii spend carnival week with Mrs.
G. +. Tolhurst.
Mrs. John Longmaid leaves Monday
guest during the week of the Misses
Shearman.
Mrs. Helen Sabin- Brown. sn accom-
plished musician of Chicago. who-is re
turning home from trip through the
Yellowstone, is the guest of Mrs. Percy
somers-CocIs.
Miss Rose Joseph. who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H s. Joseph,
left Yesterday for Indiana
Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux and daugh-
ter, Dorothy, are guests of Mrs. George
w. Snow, at 1900 South Ninth East
street.
Miss Claudia Schmierer has returned
from a visit of sis, months with rela-
t.ves ard friends in San Francisco and
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Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre leaves soon
for Washington, where she viii enter
school.
Mrs. J. T. Scoveu left Friday evening
for her home in Terre Haute, Ind,
after pleasant visit with her mother,
Mrs. J. n. Melton.
Professor and Mrs. George 3. Swea-
zey. who have spent the past year in
Europe. have returned to the city.
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Telluride Journal: Mrs. John 3. In
gram of Salt Lake. who has been the
past ter days, went north on the morn
ing train en- route to her home in Zion.
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The Elite Social club met Thursday
evening with Mr.. Horace Altree. The
object of the meeting was to reorgan-
lie the club after its partial disband-
ment for the summer. and to eject new
officers for the coming season. After
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numbers we're rendered and the club ad-
Journing to meet with Mr.. Warburton
on Sept. 20.
A masquerade party was given by
Miss Winona Smith on Friday evening
at her home, 610 East South Temple
street The lava was brilliantly IL
Illuminated with Chinese lanterns
Music was furnished by the Poulton
and COburn Glee club. At u O'Clock
refreshments were served and the
dancers unmasked. The guests and
the characters they represented were:
Miss Lena Mcintosh. ballet dancer:
Miss Jessie Ladd, flower girl: Miss Kit
tie Hurst skirt dancer; Miss Doris
Needh9 n, the countess. Miss A Mar
tin, Queen OF Spades: Miss j. Martin
Queen of Clubs; Miss Mamie Carter.
nobleman's daughter; Miss Edna Ladd,
a Spanish lady; Miss A. Earl. Juliet:
Miss Vera Needham. Queen of Hearts:
Miss Bertha Edwards, Queen of Dia-
mOnds; Miss Mamie Banker. Lady
Macbeth; Miss Belle McCallock. Lady
Nenetia; Mr.. Henry Welty, Romeo:
Mr. Norman Needham, 'Rastus. the
Rag-time Coon" Mr.. Helmick Holmes,
General Washington; Mr.. Arthur
Freeze. Sitting Bull; Mr.. Henry CIau-
SEN one-eyed Charlie.
a very pleasant children's party was
given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. NJ
A. johnson. at her residence, 252 South
Ninth East. for her little 2-year-old
grandson, Jeddie Blaine Pratt The at
ternoon, between the hours OF and s.
was devoted TO games and refresh
ments and a most enjoyable time was
passed by the little ones.
Those at the party were Bessie KEEL
son. Leons- Earl. Ellen Chance. Ivy
Frazier, Clyde Davidson, June Buckle.
Ivy Buckle. Beatrice Gaven and Amy
Whitney.
Mrs. 3. Hope Leigh OF Girard, Ills.
and Mr.. G. B. Thompson of Uhr.chs-
Vile. o., were married on the 18th inst.
at the rectory of Rev. W. II. Bagby,
the bride being on a visit to her aunt,
Mrs. Hornbuckle of willard court.
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Miss Army Pike was the hostess at a
Dutch supper gwen Wednesday even
ing at her residence. 4S7 First street.
The color scheme OF the evening was
purple. the decorations, consisting of
runners of purple ribbon, being
stretched over the lOnS dining table.
The centerpieCe was Of duchesse lace
over purple. with a huge bowl of pur-
pie and white asters. The place IA
vors were chrysan-hemums Of tissue
paper of different colorsS which the la
dies later placed in their hair and
which the men used as bouttonnieces.
A most enjoyable time was spent aud
the evening voted a jolly affair. The
guests were Nr- and Mrs. J. w. Afford.
Miss stevenson. Miss WeIby, Miss Car
ter. Miss Afford. Miss Annie Pike and
Messrs. Parsons. Diehl Beyde Griffin,
Lippman. DR.. Paul ana DR.. DonOher.
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Miss Lillian n Slade is entertaining
Miss TVynant OF New York.
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Miss h'rankie Mansfield and Miss
Marcelia Lawson viii be in salt Lake
on Monday morning from Stateline.
Utah. to visit for a short time with
friends
Kinman D. Folsom. ir., returned from
New York last Monday bringing with
him his diplon-s from Cornell.
Miss Ennara Mccain. daughter of
Rev Josiah Mccain. left Friday even
ing for Tsrre Haute, Ind, where she
will enter upon three years course in
the state normal. The best wishes OF
many friends accompany her.
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