The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-26
SOCIETY


Mrs. Emma s. Ellerbeck ana Mrs, =.
u. Lewis were the hosfesses at a very
enjoyable euchre party yesterday after
noon at the new home OF Mrs. Elier-
beck on c street. The house was
decorated with the national coiors and
small hatchets and flags We're used as
tallies. The guests were seated at
eight tables and at the close Of the
game prizes were awarded TO Mira.
julia Taylor and Mrs. George Eiler-
beck. The ladies VIII entertain again
this afternoon at Kensington.
AIr. and Mrs William g. Jennings
entertained at dinner last evening. their
guests being Mr.. and afrs. William
Fish, Mr. and Mrs. LedyaTd II. Bailey.
AIRS. De Camp and Miss Mary Teas
dale
The Ladies Literary club holds its
regular meeting this afternoon at
q clock. The day VIII be devoted % the
Sons and Daughters OF the American
Revolution, and addresses sill be mede
by Fisher 5. Harris and Mrs. G. p.
Allen. Dir. Harris VIII speak on Abra-
ham Lincoln and Mrs. Allen VIA re-
view the work accomplished by the
d. A. r. throughout the country The
music VIII be Of a patriotic order.
Judge and Mrs. James A. Miner, who
have been in California for some time,
may sail early in April for Honolulu.
$50
Mr and Mrs Hoyt sherman viii
leave tomorrow for San Francisco TO
be gone about six weeks.
$50
At the regular meeting of Unity club
which has been postponed till tonight,
Mr. Lloyd Porter viii give paper on
Charles Y and the Reformation, Miss
Maria Clay viii review the IhIrty
Years War and Miss BoTkhoe2 ana
Mrs. Agnes Osborne win furnish the
music from Handel.
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Mr.. Dorr Austin has returned to his
home in Chicago after q pleasant visit
with Dir. and Mrs. LedyaTd NJ. Baiiey-
Mr.. and Airs. Graham i. Putnam
have moved from Second South and
Fourth East street and viii hereafter
be at home at $50 East Second South
street.
Miss olive Jennings entertained a few
friends very informally last evening at
the Fifth East hotel.
Mrs. ]. c. Hooper entertained yester-
day at a small and informal luncheon
at the Commercial eluh.
An important event of this evening
ia the A. F. Fraternity dance TO ne
given in the museum building at the
University. The chaperOnes viii be
W. NFsse
bury. Mrs. r. K. Thomas, Mrs. Nellie
Little. Mrs. Byron Cummings and Mrs
George. NJ. Marshall.
Mrs. George W. Putnam entertained
the members of the Third street card
club at her home on s street yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Dorothy kinney left yesterday
on the noon train for Eisit Of some
weeks in New York.
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Mr. and Mrs Lewis Cecil Robinson
have returned from their wedding trip
and viii shortly be in their new home
at ss5 second street.
Mrs. Andrew MCLEAN of Sunnyside
is in the city for short time visiting
lHen0S.
Mr., and Mrs. B. T. Caffey are rejoice
ing over the birth Of son.
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Mrs. f. Y. Silver entertained yester- /
day at an informal Kensington for Miss
Buddemer, who is the guest Of Mrs.
Oscar /. Cox for a. few days.
$50
Walter F. Westlake who visited in
this city for some months up to last
August, is to be married in Denver
next Wednesday, the young lady being
Miss Louie Fits Of that city.
The Plate club win meet tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock at the home Of
Mrs. Spaulding, 437 East First South /
street.
An important meeting Of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union will
be held at the home OF Mrs. Largent,
73f East First South street, this after
noon at O'Clock.