The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-27


Mr.. Roy Hughes entertained infor-
mally Wednesday evening.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Gale
DOMAIN club win give an outing in Og-
den canyon Aug. 8. A large crowd and
good time is anticipated
The ladies of ST; Marks Guild will
give Kensington next Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. William H.
Bird. o24S Fifth East street.
Miss Eleanor Dooly entertained a
party of sixteen at the lake Wednes
day evening, in honor of her guest,
Miss Lockhart of Colorado Springs.
Miss Anna Mccormick entertained at
a delightfully Informal luncheon at the
Country club Wednesday. in honor of
Miss Lockhart of Colorado Springs,
who is the guest of Miss Dooly.
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The Naughty Two Sewing club met
at Miss Mary Burton's last Wednes-
day, spending a very pleasant after
noon They decided to meet at Miss
Aagot Morck's next week
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Mr.. and Mrs W. 1. Snyder enter
tanned at dinner last Monday evening,
in honor of Mrs. S. P. Taft of ST. Louis
The table decorations were American
Beauties, and covers were laid for
twelve.
A party of merrymakers left We'd
nesday for a months outing in Snake
river, near st. Anthony. The party
consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Mitch
ell Mr.. and Mrs. r. Anderson and Miss
Ruby Swift.
Colonel Rubilee of Governor Savage's
staff and wife were entertained
Wednesday by Mr.. and Mrs. w. c..
Lexington at their residence, II We'll
hngton court
Miss Beatrice Beveridge celebrated
her sixth birthday July "a by entertain
ing twenty-three little friends at Lib
erty park. A delightful luncheon was
! served, and every little guest went
home voting Miss Beatrice a pleasant
hostess.
Mrs. Glen w. Mills was the guest
of honor at an informal whist party
Wednesday evening. given by Mr. and
Mrs j. p. Megeath. The house was
prettily decorated with nasturtiums
bered about thirty.
Mrs. L. e. Hall was the hostess at
an Informal afternoon party Wednes-
day. The affair was planned in honor
of Mrs. Hood, mother of Mrs. Hall, who
is her guest. About twenty of the most
intimate friends of Mrs. Hall were
present to meet Mrs. Hood.
Miss Rena Redman entertained at
luncheon Wednesday. in honor of her
cousin, Miss Bessie Pickens of Omaha.
The table was prettily decorated in
white and pink. and arranged for ten
with place cards and souvenir baskets
of sweet peas Those present were:
Misses Irene Young, Edna Farnsworth,
Lucy Krebs- Anna Frazer, Stella HurI-
burt, Dorothy Thompson, Libbie Cush-
I ing, Lettie Busby, Bessie Pickens and
Rena Rednan. Irene Young and Ed
ma Farnsworth won the prizes in a.
guessing contest.
Miss Gwen Starley entertained a few
of her friends Wednesday evening. the
occasion being her birthday The even
Z Ing was spent in games and music. At
IL O'Clock a delicious luncheon was
served. Those who enjoyed the affair
were: Mr.. John Starley. ST., Mrs. Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. John Starley, jr., Misses
Mary and Gwen Starley. Catherine
MatheSon, Hazel Woodruff and ElHs
Barnes, and Messrs, William A. Mathe-
son. Alfred Hansen and lie Roi G. Pick
ering.
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pleasant birthday party, in honor
/ of Miss Harriet e. Theobald. 63I South
Main street, was given on Tuesday
evening, July %, celebrating her six
teenth birthday. The young woman
vas the recipient of many handsome
/ presents from her friends. and the
evening was pIeaSan tly spent with
music and games. Refreshments were
served by Franklin. The following per-
sons were present: Miss Annie TAYLOR,
! Miss Daisy Harvey. Miss Bell Piper.
| Miss Ella Leath, Miss A. Golfer. Miss
/ Hattie E. Theobald. Miss Bertha Pick
nell, Miss Margery Mulvey, Miss LarIie
I Myers, Miss Laura Angel, Miss Pearl
I Leath, Mrs E Theobald, Mrs. Ros-
! camp, Mr. Fred Heath. Mr. c. w
Brewer. Mr.. n. c. Hopper, Mr.. W. s.
! Theobald. Mr.. l.. w. Foote. Mr.. Ed
| Chamberlain. Mr.. Eddie Smith. Mr..
Henry Smith, Mr.. A L. George, Mr..
F. w Sheelar. Mr.. S. Theobald, Mr..
John Lester TheobaId