The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26

a small dinner at the Country club last
evening.
Mrs. o. W. Powers will entertain at
bridge tea next Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. William A. Wetzeli and Miss
Daisy Wolfgang went to Kemmerer
Friday evening to sing at a musicale
given last night by Mrs p. ]. Quealty.
The affair was large one, number
of guests from surrounding places be-
ing included.
Miss Jenna-Budd Oeddes entertained
few Of the younger girls at a tea yes
terday afternoon at her home. The
time was spent quite informally, only
about fifteen being present.
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Mrs. Ralph Z. Hoag OF Ogden will be
in town the latter part Of the week.
Mrs. Lille II. Freeze and her daugh-
ter, Rhea, left during the week for
California, to spend the winter
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Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer B. Jones will
leave Tuesday for a stay of a few
weeks in the east, visiting Chicago,
Rochester and New York
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Miss Edith Hobbs will exhibit her
art needlework at her apartments in
the Manitou hotel next Saturday.
Miss Rose Hartwell and Miss Matte
Kimball VIII sail for home from Calais
next Saturday and viii reach here be-
fore the holidays.
Miss Leila Trent, who has spent the
past few weeks In the city, viii leave
tomorrow for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Hanson will
leave early in the week for Washing
ton.
Lieutenant Alpha T. Easton win
leave shortly to join his family in San
Jose for the Christmas holidays.
Miss L. c. Taylor entertained at din
ner Monday evening at the Manitou
in honor of the Utah quartette Covers
were laid for ten, and the table decora-
tions were carnations and ferns. Aft
er dinner the quartette gave a number
of selections.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Arnold enter
tanned about forty of their friends at
dinner last Tuesday evening in honor
OF the siXty-seventh birthday of the
host. Yellow and white chrysanthe-
NUNS were used in decoration of the
dining room and pink in the parlors
Mrs. Arnold was assisted by Mrs. c.
w. Lambourne Miss Ruby Lam
bourne, and the Misses Birdie and Liz
Zie Arnold.
Edith POulton entertained at the lat
ter's home Monday evening. The house
was decorated with cut flowers and
ferns. There were present Misses EN-
cline Dykes, Nora Warburton, Ruth
Bull, Mary Tuckett. Elsie Bull, Marion
Tanner, Lillian Summerhays, Cora
Olson, Adelaide Bollwinkle. Edith
Poulton, Goldie Warburton, Messrs.
Dale Olson, James McEwan, Cliff Ed
| wards, Arnold POultOn, Heber Gleason,
David Hood, Harold Timpson, Ralph
| Poulton, Oliver Olson, Lester Hedges.
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The members of Unity club VIII give
a dance for Thanksgiving in the hall
Thursday evening.
/ The young. people of the Seventeenth
! ward will give fancy dress dancing
/ party next Friday evening at the ward
! rooms.
The regular informal sOiree will be
/ given at Christensen's next Wednes-
/ day. not Thanksgiving night. as some
seem to think. The usual holiday mat
/ inee will be given at 4 o'clock Thurs
| day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas b. Howard, who
/ were married last Monday night, viii
be at home after NOV. 70 at 412 West
! Fourth North street
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Chapman announce
/ the engagement OF their daughter, Ger
trude T., to j. w. Wilkinson. The mar
riage Will take place next Tuesday
/ evening.
Miss Bessie Bean entertained at her
home members of the G. r. F. on Fri
day evening. Those present were
Eleanor Bolts, AdelIa Pitts. Laura
WINNER, COrwin Pitts, Florence Bolts
and Abbie Crabbe.
Miss Emily Geary, Miss Florence
AIadSen, Miss Myra Parry and Miss q.
Maynes served tea at the dance given
by the StrOllerd' club Friday evening.
Miss Della Wilson having charge of
the dining room.
! Mrs. u. K. Olsen entertained at a
] Kensington Wednesday afternoon for
about twenty OF her frienIs. A guess
! ing game which was play d resulted I'm
Mrs. E. A. Wilson winning the prize.
! Mrs A. May is expessed 20 arrive
J home tomorrow, accompanied by her
daughter. Mrs. J. Fisk. OF Pueblo. Colo.
The Theta Epsilon sorority Of the
university viii give a reception in homo;
! OF Coach Joseph NJ tddOck and the uni
versity football team at the home OF the
Misses FarnswOrth, next Fc:dav right.
! Mrs. Ernest Drake and qOn Dorn1an
: left yesterday to spend Thanksgiving
with relatives in Kansas City.
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! Miss Janet L. Mckay, who has been
visiting her brother, A. n. Mckay, for
I several weeks, has left for her home in
Whitby, Ont.
! Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Reeve announce
/ the engagement of their daughter. Car
! Oline, to Charles w. Bennett. The wed
, ding will take place next Thursday.
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Charles G. Seyboldt gave a pleasant
/ birthday surprise party to his wife at
their home on Fifth East street last
/ Friday evening. Those present were
| as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan, Mr..
J and Mrs. r. Stencil, Mr. and Mrs.
4 Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Shafer, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Bray, MIR. and Mrs.
( Stanley Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
! Shafer, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Doblen. Mr..
and Mrs F. SeybOldt, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
/ Onurzeit, Mrs. Jennie Amy, Mrs. ].
| Jordan, Mr.. A. McBrayne, Miss c. Nc
! Brayne and Miss Rena Bray.
Miss Eva Snow viii give her Christ