The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-17

the evening for Rochester. \. Y, where
they will reside.
MIR. and Airs. Homer L. Flake are ex-
pected in Ogden within a few days from
0tIsumwa, ia-s where they have been re-
siding for several months.
MIR. and Mrs r. T. Harris returned
yesterday from trip to San Francisco
a complimentary dance was given Wed
nesday evening for Earl Emmett Walter
stephens and john Scowcroft.
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Seager enter
tanned Tuesday in honor Of AR. and Airs.
Isaiah Cashmere of Dillon Mont. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs H. s. Sea
ger and Miss Cora Seager. The homo
was prettily decorated with d0hlias and
asters- Those present 20 meet Mr.. and
Mrs. Cashmere We're: Mr.. and Mrs. @.
W. Biddle. Mrs. Charles Halyerson, Mrs.
-. Roberts, Mrs, J. ). Carver, Mrs.
Thomas Heller. Mrs. W. q. Wilton. Mrs.
w. Williams of Soda Springs, Ida; Mrs..
Shaefer Of Chicago, Mrs. Edwin Williams.
Mrs. IL. ). Seager and the Misses LIZZIE
Biddle, Floy Williams and Messrs. II. ;.
Seager, Roy Seager and Fred Seager.
The inaugural day for this years work
Of the Historical society was Sept 8. and
gleside farm. Soon after the arrival OF
the guests a delicious luncheon was
with q pretty favor from Mrs. Miller =
lovely gardens, after which they ad-
Journed to the lawn where on the brink
| OF a sparkling stream and surrounded by
| flowers, the study hour with the pFesi-
dent, Mrs, Bedford in the chair passed
| all too quickly. Mrs. W. II. Smith han
| died in an interesting manner. Timely
| Topics" which was followed by q lively
general discussion. The Bay View read
, ing course is being followed by the club,
| and Mrs. a. 3. Corey conducted the
| magazine review. after which Mrs. j. ).
| Gordon. in a we'll written paper. reviewed
the history work. The intermissiOns were
| enliVened By Instrumental and vocal mu-
sic charmingly rendered by Miss Bybee
4 Glare A "A hoV In hE
| afternoon the guests Fegrettully took their
| leave. and as they drove home all felI
that the day OF study spent amidst sun
shine and flowers and such gracious hos
pltality would linger long in their memo
/ Ties. The guests OF the club We're Mes
| danes Moody and Rybee and Misses
| Simpson. Bybee and Gee OF Provo.
Mrs. II. II. Henderson has returned
| from an extended trip 10 Alaska and the
| Canadian coi.ltry bordering thereon.
Miss Vera Bowman has gone 20 Logan,
/ where she will be one or the members Of
| the faculty this season. being an in
| structOr in history and literature.
Mr.. Royal Eccles has returned from
Hood River, Ore, and win soon so east
Mrs. Roy Rich and sister, Miss Ida
Rich, are visiting in Ogden.
Miss Ida Driver has gone to Philadel-
phia TO visit her sister. Mrs. Frank
schoonover.
Mrs J. L. Herrick and sister. Miss Jo-
| sephine West, are visitors at the fair I
1 ItItlduu.
Mrs John Gay left last night for SalJ
| Lake. where she viii visit friends apo
/ relatives for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. .. w. Ellis left last night
| for Colorado Springs, where they will
| visit for two weeks.
Royal and VIII e Ecclea are back
| from Hood River, Ore, where they have
| beer for the past three months.
| On Wednesday in the Salt Lake temple
will take place the marriage of Miss Anna
| Mckay and Thomas Il. FaFr.
| Alma j. Larkin viii leave Sunday night
for Portland and q trip down the Pacific
! coast. He viii be gone about two weeks.
Mrs. Ford Stock of Salt Lake is very
| i'll at the Virginia in this city. and her
| sister, Miss Clara Louise Kellogg OF
Cleveland, O.. has been summoned to her
| bedside.
| George 4. burlington and Miss Church
were the principals in q marriage which
| took place in the Salt Lake temple OIL
| Wednesday. They viii make their home
| in West Weber.
| 4 pleasant event Of the week was the
| concert and social given under the aus
pices of the young ladies Of the Third
ward on Tuesday night