The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-17
Society.

Mrs. c. E. Richards and her sister.
Mrs. M. S. Lacy OF Colorado Springs.
received their friends informally yes
terday afternoon at the Richards home
on Eleventh East street. Many friends
called during the afternoon hours and
With the hostess and the guest of hon
or. Miss Herman of Philadelphia as
sisted in serving the guests
The reception TO Bishop F. s. Spald
ing this evening viii be from S till II
o'clock No Invitations have been is
sued. but ali friends Of the church i'm
either parish will be welcomed The
committee in charge is made UP of the
vestrymen from St Marks and s..
Pauls, and cf the clergymen connected
with the Episcopal work ina the city
The reception will be held at the La
dies Literary club
= r
Miss Anna Mccormick has issued in
vitations for a cotillion to be given at
the Mccormick residence next Friday
evening The affair will include only
the unmarried people. and will be led
by Henry Mccormick, twelve c-U2les
dancing
Mrs. William Bayly, jr.. viii leave
Thursday for Los Angeles. where she
ents before leaving for tour of the
continent.
Mrs. r. J. Chambers has arrived from
New York and is visiting her Gaugh-
ter. Mrs w f. Kiser-
Mrs. T. w. Nayl-r. who has spent
the past few weeks in the city visiting
friends. win leave this evening for her
| home in Logan.
The Misses Caroline and Florence
! Harrison received Saturday afternoon
at their home on Capitol hill. The home
was bright with many flowers ami
more than 100 friends called during the
hours from 8 till o'clock TIE host
esses were assisted by Mrs Duncan
McInness, Miss Jean Afford. Mrs. Jack
Afford. Mrs. W. B. Stanley and Miss
Youngberg. Miss Marjorie Brooks, ac-
; Companied by her sister. Miss Miriam
Brooks, furnished some beautiful Vic in
, selections. and Mrs. Jack Afford rem
dered several vocal solos.
Mr. and Mrs G. w Boyd entertained
at dinner last evening for Mr.. AMI
Mrs. F. K. Fernald of Elkhart, Ind,
who are here visiting Mrs Fernald 5
sister. Mrs. J. T. Clasbey. The decor9-
lions were green and white. and the
| other guests were Mr.. and Mrs, Ge-rge
/ w. Putnam, Mrs. Clasbey and young
/ Mr.. Boyd.
Z Mrs. Grace Telle Cannon and one
friends at luncheon yesterday i'm their
/ class rooms in tho Templet-n annex.
George Townsend, now + Provo. and
/ his sister, Miss Katherine Townsend OF
| Dublin, are spending a few days in the
/ city.
/ Fl. c. BrownIee left last evening for
! Seattle. to be gone several weeks.
!
The CIeofan win meet today with
/ Mrs Charles r. Wells on Second street
/ Mrs. Wells will read a paper on Paris
in the Middle Ages.
The tourists section of the Ladies
| Literary club will meet this meeting at
/ the club house The section members
| viii discuss Rural Japan
! The Wasatch Literary Circle VII
meet this aftern- on with Mrs. J. NJ
/ Dart on East Second South street. Miss
I Ethel Paul viii review Kate Douglas
i, Virgins "Rebecca of Sunny BROOK
| Farm"
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Miller Will return
| THURSDAY from San Francisco. where
] they have spent the past fortnight.
|
Miss Geneve EIlerbeck will entertain
/ the card club at her home on Frs
! street Saturday evening.
Miss Frances Cesar. WhJ comes WIZ
/ the Sis Hopkins" company the last o.
the week. will be the guest of he1
| cousin. Mrs. w. ?. Kiser, during he
stay.