The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-20
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Tonight at Fort Douglas occurs the
last hop of the. winter season, and
there viii be nothing doing in q dam
cling way till the gay Easter time. The
hoStesSes for this evening are Mrs lie
May and Miss Creary, and the gem
tlemen in charge are Lieutenants White
and Jackson. The hop will be preceded
by a number of dinners. the one ny
Captain and Mrs Sturgiss being one OF
the largest.
Mrs. ]. NJ Bowman and Mrs. J. ].
Judson returned last evening from
Denver, where they have been the
guests of Mrs. F ]. Evans. Mrs. Ev-
ans accompanied them. and will
spend some time visiting friends in the
city.
Lieutenant Bussche of Fort Logan is
guest at Fort Douglas and is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
Captain Henry Stern of New York IS
in town, and will be at the Knutsford
for the next few days.
Mrs. A. w. Copp is In Denver for a
three weeks visit.
Miss Frances Howat will entertain
at luncheon next Tuesday.
Mrs. George w. Rose is here from
California on a visit Of several months
to her mother and sister, Mrs. and Miss
McGrath.
DR.. and Mrs z. A. Rykert sailed last
Wednesday from New York for Paris
Mr.. Nelson Bennett of Tacoma, who
has been spending the past few days
at the Knutsford. left last evening FOR
his home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Raymond Walk
er are in the new Emery fats on State
street.
Miss Marie Ireland of New York, who
is spending the season with her aunt,
Mrs. Charles Brink, is the guest for
the week of Miss Katherine Creary at
Fort Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard W. Reed viii
be at the Knutsford for some time.
Tonight at the home of the brides
parents will be celebrated the marriage
of Miss Mabel D. Heegren of this city
and MIR. Richard J. Rogers of Binss-
ham.
Mrs. James H. Moyle entertains
number of friends at a Kensinston this
afternoon.
Miss Emily Read has invitations cut
for a tea to be given next Monday aft
ernoon at her home on Fifth East ana
Brigham.
Mr.. and Mrs W. G. Filler entertained
informally at dinner last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Wilson will enter
tain at a dinner tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Charles F,ifeld entertained in
formally at cards yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Ralph f. Hoag of Ogden is IN
the city and viii be. the guest of Mrs.
Frank B. Stephens for. the next few
| days.
| The post is to lose two of its young
| Iieutenants. Bower and White. Lieu
| tenant Bower has been placed in charge
of the quartermaster's department Or
| the Third battalion, and will shortly be
! transferred to Fort Bliss, Tex. Lieu
| tenant White goes to San Francisco
| about the middle of April, where he VIII
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turn to Manila They win be greatly
missed by the gay young people at tn :
post.
Miss Nellie Street entertained very
pleasantly Wednesday evening at a
! sixty-three party. About twenty
friends were present and enjoyed the
! game.
Miss Creary entertained about twenty
I friends at a Welsh rabbit party II;
honor of her guest, Miss Ireland,
| Wednesday evening.
One of the most pleasant bob-sleigh-
| ing parties of the season was driven by
| Mr.. Malin Tuesday last Those who
| enjoyed the ride were Howard Case
| Lottie Hampton, Jack Evans. Edna
| Hayes, Vern Metcalf. Ermma Cfauson,
| Elmer Silly, Percillia Smith. Chick
| Price, Dean Rossiter, Zola Mccoy and
Louise Young.
Tuesday evening a delightful birth
| day party was given Mrs. Dawson al
her home, Myrtle street and Captain
| avenue. by her friend Miss Gertrude
/ Peet. Refreshments were served ane
at late hour the merry party broke
up Those who were present were
Misses Peet, Kent, Van Houtin, Daw-
son, Bradford and Laura Dawson, Mr.
Smith and Charles Dawson.
The monthly meeting OF the Wo-
/ mans Christian union will be held al
the home of Mrs. Critchlow, 40 Srs-
enth East street, this afternoon at
! O'Clock