The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-13

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II and some small luncheons ana
Kensingtons broke the Lenten
monotony of the past week. Although
Ehree weeks of fasting yet remain, all
thoughts are now turned toward the
fascinating topic of Easter millinery
Why millinery only. no one can tell for
surely the gorgeOusness of the Easter
gowns placed on special display Will
rival the splendor Of the hats The
time that might have been spent in do
ing penance for sins viii shortly be de-
voted TO studying the fmportations' and
trying the effect on mankind--and the
bills on man-unkind. Just at present
many hours are spent in mediation-on
the same subjects and with the same
, end in view.
The coming week has nothing Of in
terest 20 offer except the theatrical at
fractions which are exceptional
DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Ewing win enter
tain al dinner at the Kenyon this even
ing
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Jones will enter
tain at dinner next Thursday evening.
Mrs. f. A. wedgwoOd has returned |
from Provo. where she spent the past !
week with Mrs. Sam Schwab.
Mr.. Louis Cohn and Miss Edna Cohn |
returned to the city yesterday after q /
two months visit east
The German club meets with Mrs. |
Solomon Siegel tomorrow evening.
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Mrs. II. c. Chapman of Colorado
Springs is in the city for a short time,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Rich
ards.
Miss Lulu Mitchell OF Ogden is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Craig at the
Cullen.
Mrs. Day X. Smith, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs William H.
Dale for the past few weeks. has re-
turned to her home in Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard S. Stowe have
returned from California and are at
home for the present at $40 South Sec
Dnd East street.
Mrs. S. r. Pointer viii not leave for
Kentucky till next Thursday.
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Mrs c. W. Boyd entertained at an in
formal euchre party last evening in
honor of the birthday of MIR. Boyd.
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Mrs. Walter Piper viii entertain the
Navajo club at her home next Thurs
day afternoon.
The p. f. O. society will give a party !
next Friday evening at the home of Mr.. /
AID Mrs. a. o. Palmer on First and c
streets.
AIR. and Mrs. ]. Hansen announce the
engagement OF their daughter Clara,
Ia Mr.. G. K. Sims of this city, their
marriage to take place the second Tues
day in April.
Miss Tess Hampton was the hostess
Monday evening also at a dinner for
twenty-five given i'm honor Of Alexander
Herbert Of New York, Benjamin Ship
ley Of Kansas City and Mr.. Jacuway Of ;
Denver The table decorations were J
American Beauties.
Nns. J. H SanbOrn, who leaves Tues I
day for Denver, was the guest of honor 7
at a luncheon yesterday by Mrs. La |
Forge Covers were laid for sixteen, the
guests being only the friends Of Mrs. L
Sanborn. The table was decorated with
pink and green. spring flowers alone
being used :
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parties. which was given at Unity
hail Thursday evening. proved a most
delightful affair. About fifty of the
younger set enjoyed the dancing.
Among those present were noticed
Misses Edith Crane. laura SChOppe,
Edith Kingsbury, Bess Hail. Edith /
Chetsey Wells. Georgia Saw
age. Nan Chaplin, Geneve Felt, Christ
man, Nolan, Ericsson. Thomas, Nichol-
son, Newcomb. EEerbeck and Mrs.
Gordon and Messrs. Ellerbeck, Kimball,
Joe Sheets. Leland Swaner. Harry Pon.
Roscoe Breeder, Gates Paddock.
Charles Cbeesman, Joseph L. Grant, ! 4
Sidney Reeves. r. G. l. Chamberlin,
Fred Bull, William McSpadden, Robert
y Young. Or. Gorden. DIR. Giesey. Fob 4
wilson, Walter Conrad. George Walker,
Wayne Hemphill and Frank Dole.
Miss Ethel Brown was very pleasant
" surprised on Monday evening. the
went being in honor of her birthday.
Games and dancing were enjoyed until
d tate hour, when refreshments were
served. The invited guests We're the
Misses Nellie GOss, Beatrice Anderson.
Carrie Dean Workman. Ida AldOus. JO-
'ephine and Ella Brown. Mrs. Vera
Sampgles and Messrs. Joe Bert Knowl-
on, VIII Aldous, Harlow Grow, Esper
SOrenson. Alfred Allen. Ernest Brazier,
Ad Mcdonald. Joe Hunt.
The Home Protective league will meet
omorrw afternoon with Mrs. W. :. III
siesy. at 1884 Tenth East street. Mrs.
6cVicker viii read a paper on Sanity
Il the Mind" All interested are invited
q be present. The guests are advised
o take the Penitentiary car.
The Wednesday soiree at Christen-
ems continues to be well attended and /
Gems to be what those who enjoy
weekly infarmol want. A number of
arties are arranged and attend each
Wednesday.
A delightful surprise party was given
q honor Of Miss Mae Robinson Thurs
ay. Music and games were the fea-
ures of the evening, after which re-
reshments were served. Those present iii
'ere the Misses Emma Johnson, Nellie il
'landers, Jane Fitzpatrick, Ella Miller.
adie Brady, EetheI Mitchell Emma 1
ELY, Messrs. Arthur KoOntz, Nepni
quires. MilIard May, Reuben Franklin.
ert knowlden. VIII Knowlden, Marvin 4
trOng, Jean Winward.