The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-03
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Mrs. L. Ronnemort was the hostess
at very prettily arranged dinner yes
terday afternoon given in honor OF the
Rev. DR.. Albritton and his son, DR.. f.
l. Albritton The two colors selected
for the marriage of Miss Ferguson
were used in the table decorations, the
eenterpieee being OF pink asters in
bed of white, and the four corner
pieces formed OF the white asters. Cow
ers were laid for twelve, the other
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Chamber
lain. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Erickson. Mr..
and Mrs. n. A. Dunyon. Mrs. Gray,
Mrs. Peasley, Mrs. Damon. Miss Fer
guson and Mr.. Elmer Albritton.
A very pleasant farewell reception
was rendered DIR. Albritton of the First
Methodist church last evening prior 10
his departure from the city. The
church parlors were effectively deco
rated for the affair and the short pro-
gramme which preceded the reception
was most satisfactorily carried out.
After a pleasant informal greeting
from DR.. Albritton 20 the members of
his congregation, a delicious supper
was served and a delightful social hour
passed. During the reception music
was furnished by the Schettler orches-
ira, and some excellent numbers were
given by Miss Dramer and Mr.. Elmer
Albritton.
A great number OF small parties have
been made up for the lake this even
| ing, and if the weather is as pleasant
as 1t has been the last few evenings.
| il is probable that there will be
goOdly number OF dancers on the floor
The regular Thursday evening affair
will be interrupted by the presence OF
an excursion, and the set which is
usually 10 be seen there on that night
Will go tonight instead
Mrs. Nj. Wells is spending few
weeks with her son in Rock Springs
wyo.
Miss Alice Rowe has returned from
the northwest and is at Ford's hotel.
| Mr.. A. II. Smedley Of Kentucky, who
/ has been spending some time in Cali
fornia. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. z.
Smedley at their home on East Brig
ham street.
The programme for the annual meet
/ ing of the Utah Federation OF
Women's Clubs. which will be given at
| the next meeting in ogden, Oct. 2S, %
and 80. VIII be ready for publication
Sunday.
Mrs. James A. Miner will entertain
informally at cards this afternoon and
| again tomorrow.
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and elaborate luncheon Friday in
honor os Miss ShOop of Missouri and
! the Misses Holmes, who will arrive In
the city today.
| Mrs. ]. J. Judson will entertain al
luncheon Friday in honor of Mrs
Evans of Denver, who is the guest OF
Mrs. J. NJ. Bowman.
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| Miss Estella Dunford, who has spent
the past few months at the Annie
1 Laurie mine with Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ton French, will return the last of the
week to her home
Mrs. George Savage leaves next week
for Chicago, where she will visit hei
sister, Mrs. Duke.
After a summers visit with Mrs. E
L. Jones of 1l9 n street. her sister
Miss Sarah Denison, and Miss Eva
Suydam have returned 10 their home
Lyndhurst, n. j. They were accom-
panied by Miss Marian f. Jones a
High school graduate of 'O2, who goes
to New York City TO continue heI
studies.
Mrs. f. A. Silberstein and daughter
returned yesterday from the east
where they have spent the summer
Mrs. Snberstein was accompanied by
Mrs, ]. NJ. Gliding, a sister OF Mr.
Silberstein. who viii visit here.
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Miss Floy L: Smith. who has beer
visiting Mrs. j. ID. Spencer, left yes
terday for her home in Chicago.
Miss Elizabeth Clarahan returned
Monday from her home in Missouri
and viii be ut home for the winter a
Gordon academy.
Miss Fannie French of Iowa left yes.
terday for the Annie Laurie mine
after a visit of a few days with Mrs
Dunford.
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The friends of Mrs. o. !. Salisbury
will be glad TO learn tina, she is al.
most completely restored 20 health and
is at the Virginia hotel. in Chicago.
Mrs. Theodore Bruback will give Z
large children's party Friday after
noon.
Mrs H. n. Mayo has invitations on
for a card party to be given on tn
18th of the month.
Mrs. A. B. Greeson and daughter
Hilda. returned early in the week from
California.
Mrs. Thomas Latimer and daughter
Lucy. have returned from California
where they have spent the past fev
months.
Mrs. Robert J. Glendinning left Mon
day morning for a visit with he
mother in New York.
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, Mrs. Virginia Snow Stephens, VIII
has spent the summer in Chicago, ha
returned.
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Mr. Robert Park and his sister, Mis-
Sarah Reid-Park have returned [
their studies In Stanford. Mr.. Charlie
Nyms of Michigan accompanied Their
= and will enter college.
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Rabbi NJ. P. Jacobson has returne
10 his home in Shreveport, La, afte
a pleasant visit with friends in thi
city.
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