The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-13
SOCIETY
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Y. Wallace en-
teTlained at dinner last evening i'm
honor of Major and Mrs. George f.
DCWney. Their table decorations were
of white and green. and the guests. be-
sides those mentioned, were Major and
Mrs, George III. DOwney. Mrs, Faber.
Miss Mary Louise Anderson, James
Pollock and George Y. Wallace, jT.
Mrs. James X. Ferguson was the
hostess yesterday at a very informal
KensingtOn tea at which about a dozen
of her friends were entertained.
Mrs. William Davenport and Mrs. A.
j. Davidson, of Helena. Mont, mother
and sister Of AIRS, Duncan MacVichie,
are the guests for some time of SIR.
and Mrs MacVichie at their home on
East Brigham street.
DIT. and Mrs. [. " Wuhee and Mr..
and Mrs William Van Allen, of Og-
den, spent Sunday in the city, having
come down on their automobiles, and
returned 10 their homes that evening.
Dr. and Mrs. a. c.. Wherry have
moved and viii shortly be at home at
POS North state street.
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Miss Mary Louise Anderson will en-
terrain st a luncheon for q few friends
Saturday.
Mrs. Joseph Stowe is down from
Park City, the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. G. L. Rood.
Mrs. G. p. Holman viii entertain at
a luncheon next Wednesday.
Mrs Edwin Il. Holmes win not be
al home today, but win resume her
regular Fridays at home May =.
AIR. and Mrs. IT. G. Wehber win re-
turn FROM the east today.
Mrs Junius Wells entertains at a
KensinEt0n next Tuesday afternoon IN
honor of Miss katherine CulmeT.
Mrs. George y. Wallace leaves sat
urday for visit with Dr.. and Mrs.
George futile in st. Louis.
Mrs. George r. Downey viii leave to-
morrow for her home in Denver
aa&
Mrs. IT. r. Whitney and Mrs. A. ".
Neeks. Of Ogden, win return tomorrow
from Provo.
Miss Louise Grace Emery, who has
been indisposed for the past few days,
is able to be out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert u. Brown are
again AT home an Mrs la FORCES, as
East First South street.
Mrs. II. c.. Brownlee leaves this
morning for a visit of a month with
friends in ST. Louis. Later she viii
spend some time with her parents i'm
Colorado Springs.
The Spirit of Liberty chapter, D. A.
r., held a special meeting yesterday
afternoon at the home Of MFs. Il. t.
HislEey ana made the affair q sOCia!
one iu honor of Mrs G. q. Allen. A
special musical programme was rem
dered by Mrs. A. III. Pea body. Miss
Morse, Miss Mary Olive Gray and Miss
Esther T. Allen, There was an un-
usually large attendance, and the fol-
lowing officers were reelected for next
year. MFs. i. G, Miller. regent. Mrs
George r.. Hancock vice regent, Mrs.
T.. II. Hiskey, secretary; Mrs. j.. J..
Jones. treasurer: Mrs. S. ". Morrison,
registrar, and Mrs. n. A. breeder, his
torian Mrs. Mary NJ. f. Allen. the
newly elected state regeu., made her
first report, and also told the chapter
that she had been accorded the honor
of a place on the building committee
for the Continental building TO be
erected by the d. A. r. Designs were
submitted by Montague Allen Of Park
City foF the drinking fountain which
is contemplated by the local chapter.
The dinner which was tn have been
given By Mr. and Mrs. W. O.. Lamb
last evening is postponed for one
week.
The Misses Hanauer entertained Ma
ior and Mrs. George f. DoWney al
luncheon yesterday
Miss Hattie Pike of Provo is i'm the
city the guest of Mr. and Mrs John
Pike ca First street
Mr and Birs. Joseph Bidweil enter
tanned at small bridge whist party