The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :
SOCIETY


4 number of parties enjoyed the
luncheon at the Country club yester-
day. and the experiment was pro-
small tables available were flied with
the guests and aNnumber remained out
for the afternoon The members are al
ready looking forward to next Wednes-
day, as a number have engaged lunch
cons ahead and the Success OF this ven
ture has determined the entertainment
committee to continue the IuncheOns
through August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Job White entertain
this evening at a large reception and
musicale in honor Of Mrs. Viola Pratt
Gillette.
Miss Helen Boxrud was the hostess
yesterday at luncheon in honor of her
guest, Miss Dora Bexrud, at which
about thirty-five young girls were en-
teFtained. The entire house was deco
rated with Wellesley pennants and
streameTs in the blue and white of the
college, and many of the guests were
Miss BOxrud's college friends. Seven
tables were used to seat the guests. one
large and six small, and these were
decorated ia artistic fashion with blue
bachelor buttons and white sweet peas
Streamers of the Wellesley blue ribbon
extended from the chandelier to the
four corners of the center table. and
the same cOlors were seen on every
hand The young girls invited TO meet
the guest of honor were Miss Clara
Hall, Miss Susan Sawyer, Miss lone
Morrison, Miss Jennings Miss Ethel
Wells of Kansas City, Miss Carrie Sap
pingt0n. Miss clara CabeH. Miss Maud
McGTegOr, Miss Helen ANiDgate, Miss
Davis, Miss Robinson, Miss sara Reid
Park, Miss Florence Hall, Miss Helen
Bamberger, Miss Peabody Miss Talbot
Miss Olive Munroe. Miss Mildred lib
balls, Mrs. Catrow. Miss Letchfieid,
Miss Louise Walden. Miss Flor
eHce Sears. Miss Ina Boutwell,. Miss
Louise Madison. Miss Vera Lynn, Miss
Trad0les Patterson, Miss Edith Hin,
Miss Cameron. Mss Mildred OFT, Hiss
Helen Reedall, Miss Grace BEETLES, Miss
Mary Wightman, Miss Elizabeth Mics,
Miss Lulu Roy and Mrs. William
Druehl.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c Cor
dell was the scene last evening of
merry gathering Of children. Miss Mar
guerite CoTdell being the little hostess
and Miss Frances Fargo CT Park city
the guest of honor The little people
were hidden to share the hospitality of
the home in the following unique invi-
tation, TO which they responded with
rhymes:
Coreova Scarrywitch Of Philadelphia
Your fortune viii tell,
On Wednesday at seven
At Marguerite COrdelfs.
She viii introduce to you
Miss Frances Fargo,
and the witch and moon
VIII make fun by the cargo.
Plantation games and frelics filed the
evening. real witch telling the for
tunes of the little guests and presenting
each one with a pniai containing a
mysterious love potion. Mrs. Cordell
was assisted in entertaining the guests
by Miss Olive MUnroe Of philadelphia.
and Mrs. W. W. Armstrong.
The Thistle club viii enjoy a lawn
party at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
Nicoi Hood in Sugar House this even
ing.
Mrs. VI. 5. Ellerbeck and her daugh-
tiers, Edythe. Marge and Bob. left early
yesterday morning for Brighton TO
spend the next month.
Mrs s. NJ. Day Of Ogden is in the city
the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. NJ. a.
Breeden-
Miss Sweetland and Miss Evans, who
have been the guests of Miss Carrie
SappinSton, left Tuesday for their
homes Miss Evans goes directly TO
her home in Montana, and Miss Sweet
land win visit the fair and other places
in the east.
Miss Edith Wells Of Kansas City is
guest OF Mrs a H. Dustan.
Roscoe Breeder viii leave tomorrow
evening for a horseback trip to Bright
on, to spend two days.
Miss Katherine c. Belcher is spend
ing a fortnight in ogden with friends.
Mr. and Mrs Henry c. Hoffman and
little daughter and Winfield Brooks are
home from Brighton.
Mrs. W H. Bintz and Miss June
Bintz have returned from Laramie,
where they spent the early summer
Miss Dera BoxrUd Of Red Wing,
Mimi, is the guest for few weeks of
Miss Helen Boxrud on Sixth East
street.
Miss Addie Hampton left Tuesday
morning for Brighton to spend a few
weeks.
AiAC S+AAo VI NAaC AAA5u E~AlDVt VI AJvo
VIII enjoy an outing at the lake Satur-
day evening
Mrs. Arthur W. Copp returned from
the east last night after an absence of
some months.
Miss Jenta Melton has just returned
from Denver, where she was the guest
for several weeks of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
s W1nans