The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-23


Mrs. George Feakens, who has been \
visiting her son at the home OF Mrs. /
H. S. Xinkaid, left yesterday for Colo /
RADIO Springs.
Miss Msdge Mariner OF Chicago, who |
has been the guest of her cousin, Miss |
Aileen MacIean, for the summer, viii /
return shortly to her home.
F. s. Walton and family Of st. Louis
and Miss Lottie Close are spending
some time in the city visiting friends.
Mr.. Walton is connected with the Mis-
souri, Pacific.
Miss Pearl Weller viii entertain the
young girls Of the Sewing club next
Tuesday at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shepherd A. Benson viii
leave Tuesday for a short visit with
friends in Denver.
Miss Eliza Curtis spent the past
week at the post as the guest Of Cap
tain and Mrs. Barth, who leave the
last of the month for Fort Leaven-
worth.
Miss Blanche Latin of Bradford.
Ills, a niece OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. A
Holman, is visiting here for a few
weeks.
Mrs. and the Misses Taysum Of 542
BrIdport avenue gave a delightful mu-
sicale Wednesday evening Of the past
week for Professor Claude j. Nettleton,
the viOlinist, and his sister, Miss Ethel.
A large number of musicians and mu-
sic lovers assembled and heartily en-
loved the music and good cheer. Mr..
I fha fol
Mcclellan, gave two piano numbers,
Mrs. Anderson and Miss FOrdyce eacn
sang two songs. Miss Taylor read and
Miss Taysum sang Calvary and the
| Rose Song" Mr.. NettletOn played
| several selections, among them the
| Schubert Remenyi ''Serenade," by re-
| quest. and was obliged to repeat the
burlesque Rooster and Hens" Miss
| Nettleton rendered the Dohler Moe
| turne" and the Shadow Dance" and
/ two Chopin selections.
Mr.. Gerald Jeffs was pleasantly sur
/ prised Tuesday evening by number
of his friends. Games were INDUCED
/ in. after which a dainty lunch was
! served. Those present We're: Myrtle
/ Player, May Leese. Vera Needham,
! Alton Gillespie, Viola Jones. Lily Ell
| kin, Lily Wilson, Amy Wilson, Elsie
| Peterson, Frank Leese, Art Woods,
! Ernest Gillespie Willie Vincent. Ernest
! Rid, Elmo Ostler, Albert Vincent,
Adelbert Jeffs, Gerald Jeffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Richards have
returned from trip to Portland, Seat
| tie and British Columbia
Mrs. E. A. Beemer, daughter and son
/ Lawrence, left last evening for a trip
to Colorado Springs and Denver.
Mrs. Anna Barth of Durango. Colo,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Zeno Barnes.
The many friends Of Mr.-and Mrs.
M. p. Sherman are COngratulating them
upon the arrival at their home of a
fine baby girl on the 18TH inst
Mrs. Heber Mitchell has for her
guests Miss Lillian Swift of Washing
ton. D. c.. Mr.. Harley D. Drake OF
Ohio and Miss Libbie DeIong Of ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barnes left last
Wednesday morning for Park City
where they intend making a visit of q
week or ten days with Mr.. and Mrs
w. J. Bircumshaw.
!
spending the past month With hel
mother and brother, DR.. Ned Hewett
/ leaves Tuesday for California.
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Mrs. E. A. Terrell leaves this morning
for few days outing at Castill;
Springs.
| Mrs. Carrie Coker viii not entertaii
the ladies of the Maxwell corps Oh
Tuesday afternoon, owing to sickness.
Miss Elizabeth CHAIRMAN Is visiting
Mrs. D. S. Spencer at 155 Second street
Mrs. A. NJ. Paul has returned from
a five months visit to Europe.
/ Frederick Mills Kilmer. jr.. Of Bostol
IS visiting his aunt. Mrs. J. II. San
born, at Mrs. La FORCES.
Daniel E. Lybbert and Miss Fanni
NJ. De Friez, both of Vernal, Uinta
. / county. Utah, were married in the Sal
Lake temple Aug. 10, 1903. The youn
couple are at present visiting wit
their uncle, DR.. Olsen. at Murray.
] Miss Alma Andrews leaves thi
! morning for Park City, to be gone te
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James x. Ferguso
, spent Wednesday at Camp Timpanogai
Mrs. John w. Donnellan and Mis-
Edna Donnellan are spending a wee
r. in Provo.
MademOiselle Rohrman and Mis-
Hibbs, who were engaged by Mr.. Need
y ham, manager Of the dry goods depart
ment of u. c. NJ J. while on his recer
trip to New York as manager and hea
g trimmer for the millinery department
have arrived in this city.
Mrs. J. P. Sorenson was hostess
a delightful luncheon given in homo
a of the night nurses Of st. Marks no.
: pital. Covers were laid for ten. Thos
present were: Miss Bessie Hard. Mis-
Marie Sorenson, Miss Carush, Mi.
=, Owens. Miss Stringer, Miss Winehol
Mrs. NJ. S. Arnold and Miss Jose SoreI
i son.
Mrs. ?. ! Limbaugh and Mi
- elaine Mytoh of Hutchinson. Kan. an
m Mrs. J. II. COttral of Guthrie. Okla
are visiting Mrs. II. p. Myton.
ir Mrs. NJ. r. Hardie viii leave
Tuesday evening for Denver and Col
RADIO points, to visit with relatives al
friends.
<e Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Bailey and S,