The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-04

\ number Of elaborate events are
scheduled FOR tho coming week. among
the most important being the two
IUpcheons on Monday and Tuesday at
which Mrs. 4. G. Ewing will be the
hostess; the reception for Mrs. Clark
and daughter of Wyoming Wednesday.
and The high tea given by Mrs. +. s.
Ferry for Miss Emily Read on Thurs
day.
The Ladies Choral society. under the
direction of Mrs. Martha RoyIe King.
viii give floral cantata next Friday
evening at the First Presbyterian
church The entire evenings pro-
gramme viii be filled by women ar
fists. among them being some Of the
hest singers in the city The accom-
panying music viii be furnished by the
Skeltou Ladies quartette. This viii be
the~ first public appearance Of the
CHORAL society. which now numbers
thirty members.
Mrs. Thomas Kearns viii not be at
home tomorrow, but after that will re-
ceive Mondays throughout the winter
tin her departure for Washington.
Mrs. Guy Sterling will be at home the
first and third Tuesdays of the month
throughout the winter at 324 L street.
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Mrs. A. n. Melvin will receive infor-
mally for Mrs. John Reed next Tues
day at her home, 97S First street.
pr. and Mrs. William 4. McEnery
will receive their friends this evening
and tomorrow afternoon at their apart
ments at the Knutsford.
Mrs. l.. +. Daniel Of Minneapolis.
who has been the guest for the past
fortnight OF Mr.. and Mrs. George For
roster, left yesterday for a trip. 20 the
coast.
Miss Georgia Alexander Of Kansas
City left for her home yesterday after
a visit of several months with her sis
ter, Mrs. Charles r, Porter.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bird of Park
city are I'm town visiting DR.. and Mrs.
William a. McEnery-
Mrs. J. F. Marshall viii entertain in
formally for Mrs John Reed Of Den
Yer next Thursday afternoon
Mrs. c. +. Loose of Provo is in the
city visiting friends
Mrs. A. L. Cook Of ogden is spend
ing few days in the city with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. J. WalcOtt Thompson
arrived yesterday from the east and
are at home at Whitehall
Frank J. Gustin left yesterday morn
nag for a visit with relatives in Nebras-
ka and to bring MS wife and children
home.
IT \ Goddard has decided TO remain
in Salt Lake for the present, and Mrs
Goddard and their son. who are now in
London, viii sail shortly for home
Mr. and Mrs. George w Stoner of
Evanston are in the city and will
spend the next few days with their
daughter. Mrs Louis bingham Pas
trouich. 1929 Second street.
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s reception for Rabbi Ffcmd who
has been chosen u al the pulpit of the
Reformed Jewish Temple viii be giv6r
from S 90 II o'clock next Wednesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. simon
T}2uberger. SIS East First South street
The women Of the congregation viii b.
hostesses and they extend All invita-
ton TO all members and any friends
desiring to meet Rabbi and Mrs
Freund.
w G. Stains and his friends sur
prised Mrs. Stains Friday evening with
a party at their nome on / street. There
was music and a supper. Those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph j. Coles
Mr.. and Mrs. James Castieton. Mr.
and Mrs. John Flynn. Mr. and Mrs
Frank Sheppard. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Wishen. Mr.. and Mrs a. Pickering
MIR. and Mrs. II. Pickering, Mr.. and