The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-05
SOCIETY

The dance at the University club last
evening while thoroughly informal was
attended by a large number of the
members and their friends. The dining
room and reception hall we're cleared
for dancing and the musicians hidden
behind a screen of palms on the north.
Later a supper was served on the roof
garden, where palms and small tables
made a pretty arrangement
There will be no hostesses at the
Country club today. but tea will be
served during the afternoon hours and
some impromptu games viii be played.
A. NJ. Jacobs and George j. McLaagh-
lin of Rochester, n. Y, entertained
a party OF friends at dinner at the
Knutsford last evening complimentary
to Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. f. REYNOLDS.
Covers were laid for ten, the other
guests being Miss Ethel Young of Og-
den, Miss Louise Walden, Miss Grace
Thompson, Miss Mildred OFT and Ros-
coe Breeder. .--.------
David Taylor gave a dinner at the
Country club last evening, covers being
laid for seven friends.
Miss Grace S. zorbaugh OF PhiIa-
delphia is the guest of Miss Myra
a member of the faculty of the Collegi-
ate institute.
Professor Jerome Hall Raymond and
Mrs. Raymond spent Thursday in the
city visiting Mrs. A. J. Gorham. who
was a cIassmate at college. Professor
Raymond has been one of the lecturers
giving a course at Venice. Cal, where
a course similar to the first Chautau-
qua idea has been in progress.
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DR.. Henry NJ. Silver and DR.. Louis
NJ. Silver OF New York have just ar
rived from a tour of Yellowstone, and
viii spent the next few days with their
brother, DR.. z. V. Silver
Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett will leave
early next week FOR a short stay in
Brighton.
Miss Ethel Young of Ogden is the
guest of Mrs. A D. F. Reynolds.
Miss katherine Doran of Los An
geles is a guest at the Hale home on
Sixth East street
Roscoe and Marshall Breeder leave
this evening for a stay of a fortnight at
the fair
Mrs j. g. McClain entertained about
fifty of her friends Thursday afternoon
at an informal tea to meet her sisters,
Mrs Elizabeth Ensey and Miss Thomp-
son of Milwaukee. Mrs. McClain was
assisted by Mrs. George Goodwin, Miss
Edna Schultz, Hiss Maud McCargar,
Miss Berenice Day and Miss Ivy Sny-
der.
Mrs a. J. GOrham has returned from
visit of some two months in Port
land and the northwest. While gone
she spent some time in Alaska and the
Sound country
Miss Annie Pike has gone to Provo
10 spend week with friends.
Miss Bell Bird has left the city for a
few weeks outing in Provo canyon. She
will be the guest of Mrs. NJ. Stockman
while there.
DR. and Mrs. E. A. Trip and Rev.
and Mrs. G. Q. Hunting are expected
home from the Yellowstone park early
next week.
Mrs. Annie Sudbury and two chill
dren will leave tomorrow for months
outing in Bear Lake valley.
Miss Mollie Alexander Will leave
about Sept. for New York, where she
viii spend the next six months with
friends.
The Misses Edith and Stella KIopen-
stein of Bingham are visiting friends
in the city.
Mrs I, H. Monticello of Pittsburg.
Kan. is the guest for a few days of
Major and Mrs. NJ A. Breeder.
Mrs. Frederick Earls will leave here
some time next week to spend a short
time with the Leonard family in Los
Angeles.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett en-
tertained a party of eight at a dinner
at the Country club Thursday evening.
Miss Charlotte LyngberR and Miss
Carrie Leaker have returned from Port
land and Seattle.