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

SOCIETY


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Mrs William II. Ferry Of Park city
VIII entertain this morning at an elab-
crate breakfast. The guests VIII num-
Der sixteen, eight of whom viii leave
for there this morning. The ladies' from
salt Lake are Mrs. CliessOn S. Kinney,
Mrs. George r. Hancock, Mrs. T. =.
CritchlOW Mrs William @. Jennings,
Mrs w. A. Ne1den. Mrs. Frank A. Vim
cent, Mrs. q. ID. Moore and Mrs Van
Arman.
A large and beautiful reception was
that given yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. M X. Parsons at which
she and Mrs. James Eager were the
hostesses. The house was arranged
most artistically with autumn leaves,
the parlOr, hall and sitting room being
done entirely in red leaves and dahlias.
In the dining room the yellow tinted
leaves and bright yellow dahlias were
used and the effect throughout was
most harmonious. The ladies received
I their guests I'm the drawing room, and
in the dining room Mrs William Bart
ling and Mrs. G. Ira futile poured
coffee. assisted BY Mrs Harry knight.
Miss Amy Pike, Miss Lucille Sears, and
Miss Beebe. In the hall Miss Elsie Par
sons and Miss Edith Godbe served
punch. About 80 ladies called during
the hours Of the afternoon.
More than 100 Of the friends Of the
institution and of the faculty enjoyed
a delightful reception at Gordon acad-
envy last evening. The large rooms
were beautifully decorated with the
rich autumn colOring and an informal
musicale programme was rendered.
those taking part being Mrs. Charles
! G. Plummer. Miss Mary Olive Gray.
Miss Esther T. Allen and Mr.. AdOlph
I Volmer. The faculty received the
guests and they were ably assisted in
entertaining by members of the senior
class.
! The senior class of the university en-
tertained their friends at a delightfully."-
| Informal dancing party in the museum
/ building last night.
/ Their many friends I'm this city viii
! extend TO Captain and Mrs. Charles
/ Barth congratulations on the birth Of
/ a son, who came to them oct. 1 in
Leavenworth. Kan.
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! Mrs. Agnes Osborne entertains at a
large musicale at her studio this even
/ ing.
! Mrs. Henry B. Styer Of Logan, who
| has been the guest Of her mother for
the past week, returns tonight to her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fennemore are
settled in their new home in Perkins
| addition.
/ Mrs. A. II. Ensign entertained in
] formally at cards yesterday afternoon.
| The Browning section of the Ladies
| Literary club viii meet this afternoon
! at 1 O'Clock in the club house.
/ Mrs. d. D. Houtz OF Provo has re-
/ turned to her home after a few days
spent with her sister, Mrs. William H.
/ King.
Mrs E. J. Wherry of ogden Is in
/ the city visiting Dr. and Mrs G. A.
! Wherry at their home on Fifth street.
Colonel and Mrs. Sells are in town
! from California visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. Richards.
! Mr.. and Mrs. W. z. Wilson Of the
/ University Of Utah are settled in their
/ new home at 326 Sixth street.
!
Mrs. Charles Nelson Of Ogden has
! spent the past week in the city visiting
/ friends.
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| Frank Foote will leave today for
\ Pittsburg, Penn, where he VIII enter
\ the employ Of the American Steel and
Iron company.
! Nate Rosenbaum and Leon Sweet
/ leave tonight for Portland to attend
/ the marriage on the 14th of Ed ROsen-
/ baum and Miss Harriet Friendly.
| Mrs. Robertson of Ogden is In the
! civ the e-nast Of Nj and Ms AIInr n