The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-15

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! Gertrude McGrath, Miss Addie Zane.
6diss Elizabeth Mcintyre. Miss Alice
Goodwin. Miss Annette Ferguson. Miss
iKatherine GeddeS. Miss Elizabeth Cos
sgriff. Miss HOLSTER Hancock. Miss
Kinney and Miss Mccormick
Miss Carrie Sappington entertained
a party of friends at the lake Wednes-
! day evening IN honor of her guests,
Miss Sweetwater and Miss Evans OF
Stanford. The guests numbered eight
cen
Mrs. David Keith entertained the
members Of the 500 card club yesIer-
day afternoon The large airy rooms
were decorated with flowers of differ
ent kinds and the tables were arranged
throughout the drawing room. library
and dining room. Eight tables were
used and tallies and score cards OF
' japanese fans CT silk were used. Prizes
were won BY Miss Hanauer. Mrs.
Woodward and Mrs Hanauer-
Miss Edna G. Schultz left this week
Z Tor a three months trip to Philadel-
phia and New York to visit relatives.
she VIII return by way of st. Louis
early in the fan.
Or. and Mrs. E. A. Trip entertain
. at dinner tonight for Mrs. Alma D.
Katz Of Boise.
Mrs Morris L. Ritchie and children
VIII spend part of the summer at
Wasatch.
Rev. and Mrs. c E Perkins are ex-
/ pected home during the week. They
ieft Baltimore where they have been
visiting, last Monday.
Miss Mabel Anderson is in town from
I Portland. and is spending a brief va
cation here with her mother She has
JUST returned from Brighton
Mrs James HogIe was the hostess
yesterday at delightful luncheon Civ
en- in honor of Mrs. y. F. Putnam and
Miss Louise Putnam, who are spend
ing the sumner here. The guests.
numbering twenty-four. were seated at
SIX small tables each holding q low
bowl of sweet peas exquisiteIy shaded
rom a deep red surrounding the dish
10 pure white in the central part
The rooms were shaded and cool and
quantities Of the same summer flow
ers in various colors flied bowls on
nantels and in corners.
Dr. A E Rykert has Just arrived
from Paris, and viii be the guest for
a while Of Mr.. and Mrs. Windsor Y.
Rice at their home on Brigham street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dern are
spending a short time with Mrs. John
Dern at the Dern home on Brigham
street Later they viii take the George
Dern home on II street till the return
Of the family from MeTcUr.
Mrs Heber NJ. Wells entertained a
few friends at a luncheon Wednesday
for Mrs. Alma Denbeigh Katz Of Boise.
Mrs. W. A. Nelden gives a breakfast
tomorrow morning in honor of her
guest, Mrs. Graves.
Mrs. Sophia sharp entertained a few
old friends informally at her home on
East Brigham street yesterday after
noon.
Miss Sybil Anderson has returned
from a two years absence in New
York, where she has continued her viO-
lin studies under the tutorship of Rich
ard Arnold. the concertmeister of the
Philharmonic. Miss Anderson has been
living in Plainfield. \. J.. where she
has a class Of pupils and has gone into
the city for her studies under Professor
Arnold. She will spend the summer
in the city and at Brighton with her
mother. and viii return in the autumn
TO resume her work.
Mr.. apd Mrs. J. D. Wood, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank J. Hagenbarth and Mrs
J. A. Reeves leave tonight for Brown
Lake, Mont, on a fishing trip
Miss Hazel Taylor and Miss Ada
Dusenberry of Provo are visiting
friends in the city.
Mrs. Robert Moore Of Kearney. Neb.,
is spending the summer with Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer B. Jones' Mrs. Moore is a
sister of Mr.. Jones.
Mrs z. T. Harvey and Mrs. R Z.
Samson will leave the last of the week
for a short stay N Provo canyon.
where Mr.. Harvey and Mr.. Samson are
now on fishing trip.
Mrs. Charles Ross Of Ogden is in
town for a few days.
Mrs. James NJ BidWell and Miss Ma
RE Mason are spending a fortnight in
California with Miss Nason's uncle,
". H. Bancroft, in his private car.
Mrs. Lillian r. Pardee and daughter,