The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-14

of hearts was arranged on the table,
with the card itself or white sweet
peas and the hearts In red flowers of
the same kind Mrs. Reed was assist
ed in entertaining her guests by her
daughter. Mrs. Robert .Glendinning.
The guests were Mrs. W. S. Mccormick,
Mrs. George Y. Wallace. Mrs. McCas-
kell. Mrs. Edwin +. Holmes. Mrs. Rob
ert Hardness. Mrs. William G. Sharp,
Mrs. Ellsworth Dagsett, Mrs. Thomas
Davis, Mrs. NJ. s. Woodard. Mrs. Rob-
ert ]. Glendinning. Mrs. William A.
Neiden, Mrs. David Keith and Mrs.
George z. Holman.
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Today the regular mid-week lunch
con viii be served at the Country club
and a large number have arranged for
the affair. Besides this the preliIn-
inaries Will be played i'm the tennis
tournament for. the trophy offered by
George Topliff. The tournament is open
to all women members whether tenn
porary or otherwise. and three sets viii
be played. the semi-finals next Satur-
day and the finals week later,
The big affair of today is the lunch
con TO be given at the Alta club by
Miss Della Richards I'm honor OF Miss
Henrietta Holmes of Chicago, who was
her classmate at National Park sem
mary. About twenty-five young girls
are to be the guests
Many other social affairs in honor Of
Miss Holmes are planned. among them
being a theatre party tomorrow even
ing given by Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Lamb.
and a dinner Friday evening by the
same host and hostess.
Mrs. Henry p. Henderson left yes
terday on the noon train for the east.
She will visit Chicago first and later
will spend some time with relatives lin
Michigan On her return Mrs. Heuder-
son viii visit the fair.
Mr. and Mrs II. Benjamin Hampton
are i'm the city from Park City spending
a brief honeymoon. They will return
tomorrow after the Hampton
wedding. and win make their home in
Park City.
Mrs. Z. N. Allison is home from Cali
fornia, where she has spent the bet
ter part Of the summer.
Miss Fannie Young will leave shortly
for a visit of some time in the east.
George Odell and daughter. Miss
Jean odell. have returned from a visit
Of a few weeks at the fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glendinning will
leave about the middle of October TO
VISIT the fair. They will be Joined
mere later by Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard
w. Reed, and will go on to the east.
DIR. and Mrs. L. V. Withee of Ogden
left yesterday for a visit to New York
and Boston. On their return trip they
will visit the fair.
Mrs. Thomas B. Davis has arrived
from New York and is guest at the
nome Of her parents, Judge and Mrs.
Robert Harkness.
The Bridge club will meet next week
With Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes at the
Amelia Palace.
Miss Louise Lamson will give a mu-
sicale at her home this evening. at
winch she will be assisted by Miss
Agatha BerkhoeI. Miss Sybil Anderson
and Miss Mary Lamson
Mr.. and Mrs. William G.. Lamb have
just returned from a visit OF some six
weeks in California.
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w. II. Monahan is in town from State
line. and is at the Monalaan home IA
west Fourth South street, for a few
days. "
Mrs c. w. Boyd will entertain to-
morrow afternoon IN honor of Mrs. J.
c. Hanchette.
Mrs. John Reinsimar entertains at
carus next Saturday afternoon for Mrs.
Hy {. Brownlee and Mrs. Hanchette.
Harold Russell leaves tomorrow for
the east, after spending the summer
with the Dwyer family.
Mrs. Dorsey ASA, who spent the en-
tire summer i'm the east, is expected
nome within the next fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Jeyne and daughter
OF Los Angeles are at the Knutsford,
Tor few days on their way east.
Miss May Alexander daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. W. d. Alexander of Provo,
will be married today at noon to Hor-
ace Secrist Of Pennington.
Mrs Efie Dean Knappen Whitehead
and her mother. Mrs. a. G. McAllister,
leave this week for San Francisco. 10
reside permanently. The state of Mrs
McAllister's health renders necessary
a change Of climate.
Miss May Alexander is visiting her
aunt Mrs. E. NJ West, at S. South
First West street.
The marriage of Miss Rose Jenkins
and +. c. Lewis Will take place today.
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Miss Cliffie Cameron entertained very
delightfully."- last Saturday afternoon in
honor of Miss Esther Wells of stock
ton, Kan, and Miss Helen Boxrud,
who, leaves soon TO continue her studies
at Wellesley. The rooms were very ar
tiSically decorated, white asters and
the national cOlOrs being used in the
hall and parlOr, and sweet peas and
sunfiowers in the dining room. Pro-
gressive games were played, prizes be-
ing awarded to Mrs. william c. Druehl,
Miss Preale Clarke and Miss Esther
Wells. After dainty refreshments were
served, Miss Rosemary Holland, Miss
May Price, Miss Fora Shaw and Mrs.
Milton Oglesby entertained the guests
with music ana recitations. Assisting
the hostess in receiving were little June
and Joe Oglesby, and Miss Ida Kelsey.
Forty-five girl friends were invited 10
meet the guests of honor
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Augustus and
Miss Augustus of Topeka, Kan. are the
guests of Chaplain and Mrs. ]. T. AK
ton for few days. Mr.. Augustus was
director of the Y. NJ G. A. in
l.iIr Is.