The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-20
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hghtful reception was held, and the
guests were presented to Jonas, the
distinguished musician who had
charmed them. The beautiful home
was exquisitely decorated for the az
fair, and an elaborate repast was
served.
The Los Angeles Times gives the fol-
lowing account Of an entertainment for
Mrs. W. A. Nelden during the time she
spent in that city:
Mrs E. A. Wallis of 1856 Thompson
street, assisted by her daughter, Mrs.
L. A. Gould, entertained with an infor-
NAL reception yesterday afternoon in
honor Of Mrs. w. A Nelden of Salt
Lake City, who has recently been APP
pointed to the board Of directors of the
G. f. w. c. Drawing room and Ii
brary were bright with pink sweet
peas and la France roses, while fam
ing amaryllis decorated the reception
hall. The dining room, from which
daylight was excluded, was in pink
sweet peas, with asparagus plumosus
and maidenhair ferns. The Ladies We
netian Mandolin and Guitar orchestra
was present and delighted the guests
with a musical programme. Among
those who left cards were Mesdames G.
NJ. Severance, /. Mortimer Hill. George
Drake Rudy Eagan Palmer. Sumner
Hunt, Estelle Burr Smith. Gilbert Nc
ClUfg, A. H. Low. William S. Cross, n.
3. Lewis of Chicago. T. S. Mathis. L. b.
Shattuck, Martha 1ngeTsOl Robinson
William A. Peterson of Chicago, J. Z.
Cowles, Jay B. Willard, I. T. Knight
A. L. Danskin, n. Z. Rice, Chester L.
Coulter OF Ogden. Philip Gengembre
Hubert, John Gregg Utterback, Flor
ence Collins Porter. George Foster
Wheeler; Misses Sands, Louise Smith,
Florence Lawson, Gertrude Hill. Sin
clair, Gertrude H. Lawson, knight,
Jeanne d. Wennen, Lawson of Wash
ington. D. c.; Alice X. Parsons, Grace
Anterior Dennen, Emeline II. Parsons.
Mrs. Ledyard NJ. Bailey entertained
( at a pleasant luncheon yesterday n
honor of Mrs. Hamlin, who is her
guest. Those present to meet Mrs.
Hamlin were Mrs. Russell Tracy, Mrs.
{ G.. ?. Allen and Mrs. William lyle
heart The luncheon was followed by
an informal reception, at which a num-
I Der OF ladies called to meet the distin-
guished guest.
! Miss Grace Daw of this city. who
has been studying vocal music for the
/ past two years in San Francisco. has
/ returned to spend her summer with her
/ family. she goes TO New York in the
/ fall to resume the work of understudy
Of Miss Alice Holbrook, the well known
/ prima donna.
/ The ladies Of the First Presbyterian
church viii give an entertainment this
/ evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Weir on Brigham street. The
main feature will be the lecture by
Mrs William Igleheart on THE Litera-
ture Of the South. There will be also
some musical numbers among them a
solo by Miss Edna Duncan.
Mrs. W. 81. O'Brien and children have
returned from Riverside, Cal, where
! they have spent the winter.
Miss Julia Hays will entertain at q
large card party this evening in honor
of Miss Enid Moffat
Mrs. Belden, sister Of Mrs. George
Y. Wallace, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace for a short time.
Mrs. W. A. NeIden and Mrs. f. A.
Vincent are expected home this morn
ing from Los Angeles.
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Mrs. Frederick Schoff, who will be
the principal speaker at the assembly
OF the Mothers congress this week,
will be in the city tomorrow and will
be the guest Of Mrs. L. c. Miller.
Mrs. Elmer B. Jones will reach home
the latter part Of the week.
Marie Shaltenbrandt of san Francis
co and J. Leo Willis OF Brooklyn were
married by Justice Kroeger yesterday
in his court.
Mrs. Willard Young, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. Thomas Jennings for
the past few weeks. left yesterday
morning for New York
The ladies of the Council of Jewish
Women viii give card party in the
/. o. o. B. lodge rooms this evening.
Mr.. Hoyt Sherman leaves this morn
ing for Denver, where he will meet
Mrs. Sherman on her return from Des
Moines.
Mrs. Q. J. Salisbury and Miss Stella
Salisbury have gone to Deadwood, S
D.. for short time before returning
; to the city.
The officers at the post viii entertain
at an informal hop Saturday evening
next.
. . .
, Mr.. James Hogle has returned from
Anaconda and win make his home il
town after this.
Mrs. A. G. Andrews. Mrs. John Reed
Mr.. WOOdTansee and Professor SkeI
ton have returned from Pocatello.
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Mrs. Sturgiss of Fort Douglas vii
, give a large reception Thursday even
I ing from s till 10 O'Clock. followed b1
an informal dancing party.
r Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Hoffman an
G daughter are At Avalan, Catalina is
land, where they viii spend a week
Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman will return tn
latter Part Of this month.
Z Friends Of Miss Tracy Haggert,
2 rendered her a very pleasant party a
! her home, I3S West Third South street
p last night. Miss Haggerty will leav
for Montpelier, Ida, in a few days
Those present were: Alta Kelly. 10
sephine Brown, Anna Ertman. Howarl
2 Butler Ethel Kirk. Jennie Sims
{ Thomas Fenny. Cora Kelly. Lid
( Mitche, Florence Kenny. Clara Alpir
\, Dolly Levy. Walter Bartlett, Venn
: Darke, Charley Hyde, Don Butterfelc
William McCurby, Rosland Locks, Lin
ME Waddell-
. . .
I. The Authors club met with tb
. president, DIT. Margaret s. Robert,
yesterday afternoon and listened (
Bishop Orson F. Whitney's schoIarI
reading Of "Childe Harold" Beside
the members Of the club. a number q