The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-11
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The change in the weather mans
plans VIII make no change in those Of
the Country club management, and the
opening viii take place today whether
the sun shines on the golf links or the
rain descends. AT this season tea is
always served indoors anyway, and
the house VIII be most CHEEKY and COM
Portable no doubt despite the unpleas-
antness outside.
The Commercial club has invitations
out for a second musicale to be given
next Wednesday evening. Those VINO
We're fortunate enough to enjoy the de-
lightful entertainment provided at the
last VIII be glad 20 learn that there Is
% be a series of the events. The music
committee which has the matter Ia
charge consists of Mr.. Mcclellan, Led
yard NJ. Bailey, Nephi Clayton, Ru-
dolph J. Decker and Richard w. Keyes.
Mrs. c.. Ira futile and Mrs. Cangley
were the h0stesses at a very prettily
appointed Easter luncheon given yes
terday The decorations were all Of
Easter lilies. the table being done en-
tirely IN white and green. Twelve
guests were present.
Mrs. James Glendinning and Miss Bes-
sic Glendinning Of Spokane are in the
city and are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert j. Giendinning at 6ls First
street.
Miss Leonard of Park Hill, Ontario,
is the guest of Senator and Mrs.
Kearns for the summer. Miss Leonard
I is a cousin Of Senator kearns.
-
Mrs. T. A. Baldwin. who has been
visiting Mrs. 4. A. Baldwin, jr., left
| Thursday for Chickamauga Park.
where Colonel Baldwin will be made a
brigadier general today.
Roscoe Breeder left last evening for
| a months vacation i'm the east. After
/ spending some time in Chicago on busi-
! ness he viii visit relatives in Kentucky.
/ Mrs. Moses Christensen Of Boise is
I I'm the city spending short time with
/ relatives. She win leave for her home
| tomorrow.
The Browning section of the Ladies'
Literary club meets at o'clock today
at the home of Mrs. William c. Jen-
nings on Second and u streets.
/ Mrs. y. N BOtsford and daughter Jo-
| sephine win return from Chicago,
/ where Miss BOtsfOrd has bene studying
music and harmony at the Chicago Mu-
/ steal college under Professor Rosenheld
/ and Campbell Upton.
/ One Of the most enjoyable events Of
I the week was the hOusewarming of Mr..
\ and Mrs Ephraim Oblad at their new
/ home on Lake street last Sunday
/ evening. The guests were received by
/ Mr. and Mrs. Oblad assisted by Mrs.
! John Arnup. The evening was pleas
/ antly spent at cards and various other
/ games. A delightful supper was served
/ at IL p. m. Among those present were
I Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Lambert. Mr.. and
I Mrs. S. l.. Larsen, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
/ liam bookings. Mr.. and Mrs. William
/ F. Langea hacker, Mr.. and Mrs. c. +
/ Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard VIII
/ son, Mr.. and Mrs Ray Carney. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. =. A. Brain, Mr. and Mrs. John
/ II. Hessler. Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Oblad Mr. and Mrs. John Arnup, Mr.
/ and Mrs. Phil Shoner. Mr.. and Mrs
] J. r. Oblad, Misses +. /. Pascoe, Lizzie
! Oblad Messrs. w. G.. ShOup, Arthur
Barber, Alex Oblad and Otto Oblad.
l. NJ. Solomon and wife arrived her,
! yesterday from New York City and arC
domiciled at the Cohen mansion, the
/ guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cohen
| Mr.. Solomon is here in the interest OF
/ the wool business for his firm of Henry
! Marx & Co. and viii remain here sew
l er3I months.