The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-28
Society,".


Mrs. Frederick A. Hale entertained
II q luncheon at the Country club yes
terday the guests being the members
of the Sewing club or which Miss Edyth
Hale is a member. The table was dec
Grated in autumn leaves and asters,
and the guests were Mrs. j. c. Leary,
Mrs. Frederick u. Leonard, Miss Lo-
rene Leary, Miss Helen Bamberger,
Miss Florence Grant. Miss Louise Lam
son. Miss Eudora DAILY, Miss Evelyn
DAILY. Mrs. Roy Brown, Miss Mamie
Sappington. Miss Della Richards, Miss
Mercy Berkeley and Miss Aline Girls
mon.
Mrs. Thomas kearns and her little
daughter Helen, arrived last evening
from California, where they have spent
the summer OH the Keafns ranch.
Mrs. W. II. Child entertained the girls
of the Sewing club yesterday. The next
meeting will be held Thursday with
Mrs. Charles Cain Crismon.
Mrs. Edward Moore entertaiGs at a
luncheon next Wednesday in cOmpli-
ment TO Miss Crete Pinkerton and the
girls of her bridal party.
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The Card club will meet With Judge
and Mrs. Marioneaux this evening.
Mrs George II. Champ and Miss SUI
sic Pilgrim of Logan are in the city
for short time at the Wilson hotel.
Mrs. William q. Sharp and Mr. aud
Mrs. Thomas Davis who have been
guests at the Hardness home for some
time, viii leave today. for New York.
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]. c. TAYLOR is back from a business
trip to Butte lasting some weeks.
Mrs. Al Simondi has returned from
stay of eight months in Europe, and
is the guest for short time of Colonel
and Mrs. e. \. Wall.
Miss Nellie Pearsall has returned
from the east after spending the SUM
mer. and is at present With Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. PearsaA on Brigham street.
Harold Fabian and his two guests,
George Scott and James Kennedy, left
Sunday for tho east. They will visit
Madison b. Kennedy in Chicago for a
short time before re-entering college.
,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. \. Ostein of Logan
have returned from the fair, after
spending the summer.
So
Miss Edith Shtarman and Harry
Sherman entertain at bridge tonight.
instead of FRIDAY, as announced.
The Spirit of Liberty chapter of the
D. \, r. viii hold the first meeting Of
the year today at the home of Mrs.
George r. Hancock, 444 Seventh East
street,
Miss Florence Grant will entertain at
an afternoon party Saturday for Miss
! Edyth Hale.
Mrs. James Chambers Dick gives a
| bridge tea this afternoon at the Dern
/ home.
The Pan Hellenic society viii resume
! its meetings today, gathering at the
home of Mrs. H, II. Lawson, 123 NJ
street.
The history section Of the Ladies
/ Literary club viii meet this morning
/ at the club house. Mrs. Hal w. Brown
| win read a paper on 'fhe Legendary
History of Greece"
| Slr. and Mrs. James II. Poulton an
| nOunce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Mabel, TO A. J. Kirk.
! Mrs. George Lester, jr., will entertain
the women of George r. Maxwell w. r.
| c. and visiting sisters and friends this
! afternoon at her home, 416 South Tenth
| East street
! Mrs. William NJ. owen returned yes
| terday from Denver, where she attend
ed the G.. A. r. convention, and for the
past two weeks has been visiting
| friends there.
IA number of small luncheons were
given at the Country club yesterday,
the usual table dhote luncheon being
served
Mr.. and Mrs. j Z. Grant are home
/ from visit TO Portland.
/ Mgs. III. S. Lapish has moved and is
now at home to her friends at 3Sl
/ Fourth street
The Utah Women's Press club will
meet al the Exponent Office at p. m
next Saturday.
/ The maria ge of Miss Mabel Helen
! Ceary and nv Henry johnson took place
last evening at o'clock at the resi-
/ dence of the brides parents. Rev
Charles +. Perkins performed the core
nony. The decorations were green and
| white. After the ceremony a wedding
| supper was served to the immediate