The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-23
Society

The long deferred mixed foursomes
VIII be played at the Country club to-
morrow, and all those intending TO en-
ter are expected to be on the grounds
h$ 1890 a. m. The women are 10 be
Sivs" the advantage in that they will
choose their partners, and the game
VIII be suited to their convenience, only
nine holes being played. The game will
be followed by the buffet luncheon
served at 1880 till 2:30. and the prizes
VIII be awarded 10 the Victors
Two large receptions are planned for
today, one at the Kearns home on Brig
ham street, and the other at the Nc
Cornick home on North Main street
Both events are looked forward to as
the opening afternoon teas of the sea-
son. and lengthy visiting lists include
practically ali Salt Lake society.
Miss Elizabeth Cosgrin entertained
yesterday at luncheon at the Kenyon
IN compliment to Mrs. George Rose. The
table decorations We're American
Beauties, and covers were laid for nine.
The other guests were Miss Gertrude
McIrath, Miss Eloise Sherman. Mrs.
}. B. Cosgriff, Miss Cosgriff, Mrs. VIII
liam Bayly. jr., Miss Lane and Mrs.
Barnes Of Fort Douglas
The Misses buckingham entertained
about forty friends last evening at their
home, the game played being six-hand-
ed high five. The entire color scheme wa
IN red and white, the two colors being
carried out effectively in the talIies and
refreshments.
Mrs. Jack Keith has issued invita-
tons for a luncheon to be given Friday
at the University club for Mrs. G. ID.
Clark and Mrs. Thomas Blythe, jr.,
both of Evanston
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel lie MAY and their
two sons VIII leave this morning for
Logan, where they Will spend Thanks
giving With Captain and Mrs. H. d.
Styer.
49,, $50
Miss Jennie Lynn entertained the
members of the Sewing club at her
Roger Sherman viii be home from
Yale to spend the Christmas holidays
with his parents.
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Mrs. U V. Withee viii return today
from the east and will be the guest for
short time of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs John Pike
Mrs. Charles Shields of Park City
will be in the city today TO spend
ford.
Miss Florence Grant goes to Ogden
tomorrow to spend the day with MIR.
and Mrs. J. T. Grant, jr
Miss Katherine Geddes entertained
the Bridge club at her home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bayly, ir., viii
entertain a number Of bachelors al a
dinner tomorrow evening.
Mrs Ned Kessler of this city is Wis
iting friends in Omaha, which was for
merry her home, and where she is being
entertained extensively.
Mrs. Sol Siegel has gone east, called
away suddenly by news of the death
OF her brother-in-law, Albert Well, a
prominent merchant Of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Lamb win en-
terrain at large dinner tomorrow
evening.
Miss Juliet Marks and Miss Frances
y. Eddy will be down from Ogden 70
spend Thanksgiving day with Mrs. /.
Marks.
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Miss. Blanche Tate of Tooele is Wis
iting Miss Dixie Pike.
Mrs. George Odeli and her daughter.
Mrs. Joseph Richards, are expected
home today from Idaho Falls. where
they have spent the past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Moritz enter
tanned at a dinner at the Alta club
Monday evening i'm honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Straus of Baltimore
Mrs. Frances Thomassen and Miss
Laura Foster go TO Ogden TODAY 10
spend Thanksgiving day.
The c. A. r. veterans held a camp
meeting and dance in the Jennings han
last evening.
The music section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club will held its meeting this
morning at the club house. The com
poser to be studied is Mozart, Mrs. p.
+. Reed giving sketch Of his life. and
Mrs. Graham f. Putnam a sketch of
his sonatas.
The James 3. Mexican w. r. c. will
hold ats regular meeting today at >
o'clock at the Jennings hall.
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At the charity card party given yes
terday in the 3. 3. rooms large num-
Der of friends were present. Prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Rothschnd. Mrs
sarah Kahn, Mrs. Hirshfield and Mrs
Phillips.