The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-11

Of Sunnyside. Utah. Amidst flowers
and autUEln leaves their merriment
rang until late in the afternoon.
The members Of the Banalaya Sewing
club We're delightfully."- entertained on
Thursday afternoon by Miss Carma
Thatcher. Light refreshments were
served. The afternoon was passed in
sewing, vocal and Instrumental music.
The club 3as visited by Misses Grace
and Winnie Geiger. of Ogden
Mrs. Frederick A. Vincent, who has
been visiting in ogden for some time.
has returned home and is entertaining
Misses Grace and Winnie Geiger of
Ogden for a week, after which Miss
Grace viii return 70 Castle Gate TO re
sumo her position as teacher
Last Monday evening the Elite Social
club held a business m~eting at the
home Of Ed and Roy Lancaster for the
purpose OF electing officers and ar
ranging for a series Of dances to be
given in the Ladies Literary club the
coming winter After adjournment an
elegant luncheon was given by the
hosts. Those present were Messrs.
HOllberg, Hogan, Harrison. Sandberg,
WarbUrtOn. Gray Olson. Erskine. wal
lace, Nielsen, Mcdonald, Ed and Roy
Lancaster.
The oRening soiree of the Christensen
dancing academy win be given next
Wednesday evening and a number Of
invitations have been sent out to the
patrons.
Mrs. w. II. Foster entertained on
Friday in honor of her sister, Mrs. Z.
B. Tucker and daughter from Denver
A most enjoyable afternoon was spent.
On Thursday afternoon from s to 6
o'clock, Mrs. B. +. Coffey entertained
for Mrs. Andrew MacLean at a very
dainty and pretty Kensington tea. Mrs.
Cofey's home certainly was beautiful
in its lavish and varied decoration. The
reception hall presented a glow of
warmth and richness in its wealth Of
autumn leaves, while the parlOrs We're
daintily arrayed in smilax and pink
carnations. Sixteen guests were seated
at the table handsomely decorated in
smilax and yellow chrysanthemums.
Among the ladies present were Mes
DANES Robert Galinsky, Arthur era
ham, w. 3. Stanley, Willard Snyder
/. T. Brockbank, James Kitchener, No
bic Warrum, Frank Lander of Evans
I'LL A. - -AAN-sA NAAeL4g 4NoDE w alderman
r. s. Robertson, A. Richter and Miss
Yates.
The Jolly Pathfnders' Musical soci-
| ETY. were entertained at the home Of
Mrs. j. s. Holding Thursday evening.
A musical programme was presented
and those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Holding, Mr.. and Mrs. Erie. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dayton, Mr.. ard Mrs. Hardy: Mr..
I Nephi Squires, Mr.. Reuben Franklin,
/ Mr.. W. Eslen. Mr.. Edwards, Mr. Ar
I thur KOutz; Miss Tessie Erie, Miss
I Sadie Brady, Miss Asburne, Miss En-
ma Johnson, Mrs. Johnson, Miss Kill
( patrick and Miss Violet Erie.
| Mrs. Graham F. Putnam viii give a
pupils recital next Thursday evening
at her home, 412 East Second South
/ street. Mrs Putnam will be assisted
/ by Miss Helen Hartley.
/ The friends of Eleanore McMaster
/ viii be glad to learn that she is rap
! idly recovering from a severe attack
/ of typhoid fever.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Davey returned
/ yesterday from a pleasure trip through
! California and the northwest.
] Mrs. s. Young. SAG East First South
street, will entertain the Mexican corps
on Thursday, Oct. Is, at her home.