The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-24

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sooner is a week of moderate gai-
ETY. passed than a period of absolute
quietude follows, as If a little exer-
ton brought with il such WEAKNESS
that an extended rest was necessary
The present period is the period OF
rest. Never have two weeks come to-
gether, except in Lent. showing so few
plans for anything save hOuseclean-
Ing. \ few luncheOns and some in
formal dinners, so quiet as TO be al
most secret society events, have
been the only breaks i'm the monotony
o. the past week. And for the COM
ing seven days there is nothing do
ing except the opening Of the Coun-
try club next Saturday, unless the
rain continues Later in the month
there will be a few interesting we'd
dings, the announcements for which
have not yet been made. the old idea
Of May marriages making it impera-
tive that these events be out Of the
way or kept till June.
The only society marriage of the
coming week is that OF Mrs. Louise
Smedley Smith and William H. Cur
tin of st. Joseph, No, which takes
place Wednesday morning at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Smedley. Unfortunately the
wedding. which was to have been one
Of the chief social events OF the sea-
son, is TO be a very quiet one owing
u the sorrow in the family OF the
bride Mr.. Curtin, accompanied by his
sister, Miss Julia Curtain, will arrive
this morning from their home.
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Two big musical events are set for
the first of the week-that given by
Mrs. Martha Royle King and Miss
Oliver tomorrow evening in their new
studio. and that Of the Commercial
club the same evening. This is TO be
the first of a series of musical events
given by Mrs. King and Miss Oliver
and is looked forward to with great
interest by their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Pitcher and
Miss Molly Pitcher of East Hampton,
Mass. and Miss Louise Sawyer of
Bangor, Ne, are in the city for a
day or so, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred G. Richmond.
Miss Clara Hall entertained in hon
or Of Messrs. Strang, Reyes and Hogg,
of the Colorado university, last even
ing. The time was spent most in
formally at whist and later a delight
full musical programme was furnished
by Miss Agatha BeTkhOel, Miss Esther
T. Allen, Miss Judith Evans and
others. About thirty young people en-
joyed the evening.
Gordon Hutchins. who was operated
upon the first of last week at the hos
pital. is reported TO be improving sat
isfactorily.
Miss Mary Olive Gary leaves early
in June for a years study in Ger
many.
G. p. Over6eld will leave shortly for
a business trip through Mexico.
Mrs. 2. L. Sullivan Of Bingham
junction spent the week in the city.
Mrs. Sol siegeI will be at home to
her friends the third Monday in May
and in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. Lincoln Boggs are
now at home at HOS East First South
street.
Miss Blanche Burke leaves this morn
ing for Chicago.
Or and Mrs. L. V. Withee have re-
turned to ogden and are at home at
the Virginia.
Mrs. John Woodward leaves early
in May Tor San Francisco. where she
viii meet Captain Woodward.
Miss Beerstecher Of Montana spent
the last few days of the week in the
city. the guest of Mrs. David r.
Gray. Miss Beerstecher is returning
from an eastern trip of few months.
Samuel Newhouse gave an Informal
dinner To a few friends at his home
Friday evening.
Miss Dorothy Kinney, who has spent
the past few weeks IN the east. re-
turned Friday and is again at home
~ Whitehall
Henry Haliett entertained at a small
and delightfully."- informal dinner at the
Knutsford last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Craig are
now in their new home at 73S East
First South street
Mrs. solomon siegel entertained in
formally at dinner Friday evening.
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Mrs. George y. Bacon Is the guest
or her son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
George NJ. Bacon, oH r street.
Mrs. :. II. Babcock will leave Thurs
day for a visit OF some months with
her parents, Judge and Mrs. Judd, in
Kentucky.
An event Of the coming week viii be
the second of a series Of informal
dances given at the Ladies' Literary
club Tuesday evening.
Mrs Henry Hicks. who for some
months past has been the guest Of her
sister. Mrs. J. J. BrOughall. at the lat
ter's home, 81 East Third South street.
VIII on May 1 return 10 her home I'm
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Bale Ieft
Friday for their home in Webster City,
Ia. after visit of a few days with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Freeman are now
located in their new home at 155 Nc
Clelland avenue.
The Plate club meets Saturday after
noon with Mrs A. c. Smith, 92l Third
street.
Mrs. II A. Whitney viii give a Ken
singtol for st. Marks Guild Tuesday
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