The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-08

y the uF8L Tor many months. A num-
Der Of delightful luncheons have been
given, with one or two large and elab-
crate teas. The dancing party at
Christensenis Friday evening was, Of
course. the main event, and should be
a starter for many such affairs. The
Two young men who were the hosts are
to be congratulated on their manage
ment of IT,
The coming week viii be a busy one.
Already there are invitations out for
teas, luncheons and dinners, and in adj
ditiOn to this there are to be a few
musical events of special prominence.
The men are beginning now to talk
N the assemblies, and doubtless before
the month of December sets in there
will be much doing in the line Of large
entertainments.
A merry party OF friends will leave
the city next Thursday in anticipa-
ton of still merrier event the week
following The party viii include Miss
Stella Salisbury. Miss Laura Sherman.
Miss Gertrude MCGraCh. Miss Mary
Kinney, Captain Moore n. Falls, Lieu-
tenant Jackson, Lieutenant Chambers
and Lieutenant Mattison. They go to
make a house party at the DOnnellan
home for week preceding the Don
nellan-Falls wedding, which takes
place on the 18th. The girls viii an
be bridesmaids at the event and the
men are also to be attendants. There
are many gaieties planned for the time
OF their stay.
DR.. and Mrs Stiehl will entertain
tomorrow evening at a small and infOr-
NAL musicale in honor of Mr.. Herman.
who has been the guest Of DR.. and
Mrs. A. d. Melvin for the past week.
Or, and Mrs. Harry Mayo will enter
tain at a dinner tonight i'm honor of
Mrs. Edwin Blair Of San Francisco.
Mrs. William Reid viii give a lunch
con Tuesday at her home.
Mrs. Sam Porter entertains informal
y at cards Tuesday afternoon at the
Kenyon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee G.. Miller viii en-
terrain at a dinner Tuesday evening in
honor of Mr.. Elmer I. Goshen.
One of the large affairs OF next week
viii be the luncheon to be given on
Wednesday, the 18th. at the Alta club
In honor of Mrs. Samuel Newhouse, at
which Mrs. W. @. Filler viii be the
hostess.
Mrs. Robert Glendinning has issued
Invitations for a Kensington tea for
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Keogh viii entertain at a 4
o'clock tea Thursday afternoon in hon
or Of Miss Hester Lavell, who is the
guest Of Mrs. A. H. Tarbet.
Miss ArviIla Clark will give her first
recital since returning from Europe in
the tabernacle on the night of Nov. 80,
assisted by J. j.. Mcclellan, organist,
and the Tabernacle choir.
Mrs. L. A. Ostein Of Logan VIII be in
the city the middle of the week to at
tend the meeting of the state board of
directors of the U. F. w. G.
Mrs. Mary NJ. r. Allen will reach
town tomorrow to spend the week with
her sister. Mrs. George r. Hancock
Mrs. e. S. Ferry viii return tomorrow
or next day from Michigan.
Mrs. James A. Miner viii return dur
ing the week from the coast where she
has been visiting Mrs. Mcclure.
Judge and Mrs J. c.. ROyle have gone
to New York. to visit their sons, Sin
claire and Edwin NJ. Royle.
Mrs windsor V. Rice win hereafter
be at home to her friends on Mondays
ut her new home 163 East Brigham
street.
The Misses Kirkpatrick and Miss
Jasmine Young viii not leave for san
Francisco tin late in the week, and
may possibly remain over till near the
end Of the month.
Lieutenant Green has returned from
his old home I'm Albany where he spent
his leave of absence.
Miss Addie zane viii entertain infor-
mally at a Kensington Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Winifred Candlaud has returned
20 her home in Mt Pleasant after
spending a week with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Hoffman have
moved to 294 East Brigham street,
where they viii receive their friends
after Nov. Is.
Mr.. and Mrs W. a. Henderson, Of
West Liberty, Ia. are visiting rela-
tives in the city on their way to the
coast.
Mrs III. " Crou entertained on Fri
day at euchre. The rooms were deco
rated with American flags and covers
laid for seven tables. The first prize
was won by Mrs. Crowther and the sec
ond prize by DIrs. COTnfOrth.
Miss Annie Conigan came down from
Park City Wednesday and is visiting
with Miss Essie Bailey.
Mrs. Ambrose p. Hibbs Of ogden was
a visitor IN the city yesterday.
Mrs r. r. Harrison. who was sum-
moned 20 this city by the severe i'll
ness Of Mr. Harrison, returned to her
home in Park City Saturday morning.
while Mr.. Harrison was able TO return
TO his work at Stockton, where he has
been employed for some time past. Mrs
Harrison visited with Mrs. ElwoOd
Bailey while in the city.
Mesdames NJ. B. and Sam C.. Lich-
tenstein viii be hOstesses at the charity
card party 10 be given Tuesday, Nov.
10, at ? p. IN. at the B. B. lodge rooms.
Mrs. IT. V. CrOll served a dinner on
Monday evening. Covers were laid for
eight persons.
The Sarasate club gave their initial
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