The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19

THE first week following Lent has
not been nearly so gay as was
anticipated. but there have been
a number Of very pleasant affairs.
Chief among the entertainments were
the TEA given Monday by Mrs. Holman.
the luncheon on the same day az the
home Of Mrs. Nadner and the two de-
Aghtful affairs given By Mrs. Bills and
Miss Walker ON Wednesday and Thurs
day. The dancing event so far was the
hop at the post Friday evening, and it
may be said that it was one Of the
most enjoyable of the series. A large
and brilliant reception given I'm honor
of Mrs, Wilcox, the writer, closed the
weeks events. A number of weddings
have taken place, chief among them
being that of Miss ROundy and Mr..
Clark, which took place Wednesday.
The week opening promises but little
in the way of formal entertainments.
though there are number of minor
events being talked of.
Mr.. Frank Judge is to take a party
of friends out 90 the summer place
southeast of the city today. The party
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morning returning along ina the even
Ing. AIr. Judge viii use WIN Law
rence.s coach and the party includes
Mr. and Mrs Sam Porter Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lawrence, the Misses Bersbach and
Laura sherman and Mr. VIII Hail.
The chief event of the coming week
SIS the fourth assembly which viii be
given Thursday evening, and which
promises % rival ali the preceding ones
in point of preparation and arrange
ment It win probably close the real
dancing season in affairs In The city
though the fort hops VIII continue on
Ioruightly as long as the weather is
favorable,
Mrs. Morton French was welcomed
back TO the city yesterday after an alb
Bence of several months. She is accom-
panied hy Miss Frances French, and
also by her little daughter. They viii
De at home with Mrs. DunfOrd at 55 81
street for a few days, and win leave
later for Davenport, Ia, where they viii
spend the summer.
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Mrs. w. O.. Damon ana the Misses
Gertrude and Murlel Damon viii re-
main in town over today with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. =. Adams, and win leave to-
morrow for the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Windsor v. Rice are at
home again after a long tour of the
American continent They left the city
before the Christmas holidays and have
been greatly missed in social circles
during the winter.
Mrs. ". A. Sherman and daughter.
Mary. have returned from California
and are again I'm their home on Brig
ham street Immediately after her ar
rival Mrs. sherman received the news
of the death of her brother, Major BeV-
erley Randolph Keim, ia Philadelphia.
The friends OF Dr. and Mrs. Clarence
T Brown are cordially invited 10 a re-
cepuon given by the Ladies' Aid society
of the First Congregational church on
Thursday evening next, from s 10 10
in the church parlors.
Mr.. James ~. NELL has returned from
the east and Air. and Mrs. Nell have
resumed their Sundays al home Mrs
d. %. Ecber viii. be with Mrs. NELL dur
ing this afternoon
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o1, rc- = inr.bsor, +., i.s sf,-sr ,t -
home next saurdav. n is MANNED I'm
honor of aIre rE1rlag r51,,r,rls- t5o
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Dr-j,- t,. sbssr.. ~ NJ. u n
par.Ler Ms 1r ~ 0,r,,,0r nil ~.
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Dolly.
sos East Brigham.
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Mrs law TarvIn Harris fs az bop,a
every Monday nom tbis dime on In her
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Mr. ana Mrs d p CaIiober eptsr-
tained a marty of friends III tbel- Nm.
last evening
Mr. and aIrs. sam Porter have ipvi-
tatIons OUT for large evening raean-
ton t0 De- given at the KENYON IN
Wednesday. April 20
MT and Mrs JAY 7. Harris viii an
terrain at dinner this evening
Mrs Mortimer Allen win 1.,,, tt.
first week in Nav for "a ,-feif of 80.
months Finn California.