The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-22
Society.

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The big event of this evening will be
/ the ball ana reception given BY the
| officers Of the y. @. L. for the opening
of their new armory A door has been
cut through from the main hallway Of
the Commercial club building SO that
entrance may be made in that way In
the receiving line viii be Governor and
Mrs. John &. Cutler, Adjutant General
and Mrs. Joseph GeOghegan. Colonel
and Mrs. George NJ. Hanson, and Major
and Mrs. j. J. Daynes. Besides these
a general committee of the officers will
see TO the comfort and entertainment
Of the guests.
Mrs. Allen NJ Smith of Fort Douglas
entertained a few Of her friends at
bridge yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Samuel Newhouse entertained
number of the younger girls AT a tea
yesterday afternoon TO meet her niece,
Miss Mary Moore.
Mrs. John Z. Woodward win enter
tain al a bridge tea tomorrow after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dern and Mr.. and
Majestic for Liverpool.
Mrs. l.. Seton Lindsay viii entertain
at tea Friday afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William X. Mordock
arrived yesterday from California and
are at home for the present at SS5 First
street.
Mrs. Louis s. Gates is the guest for
a few days of her mother, Mrs. James
X. Gillespie.
Miss Ethel Olson entertained about
TWO dozen friends yesterday afternoon
al a small kensington tea TO meet
Mrs. Culbert l. Olson. The house was
bright with red and white ehrysanthe-
NUNS and ferns, and Miss Olson was
assisted by her sister. Mrs. George NJ.
Hanson Of Ogden. \ guessing game
was played in which prizes were
awarded. The guests 10 meet the bride
were Mrs. job White. Mrs. NJ. r. White.
Mrs. Julius Pratt, Mrs. W. il. TAYLOR,
Mrs. George L. Walker. Mrs. Charles
cain Crismon, Mrs. Isaac Shuck, Mrs.
Frederick Sinclaire. Mrs. Q. T. Brooks,
Mrs. Carl Hardy. Miss Grace McGon-
lgle, Miss Retta Piper, Miss Hattie
Whitney, Miss Gertrude Moyle, Miss
Ncva Pratt, Miss Fannie Bird, Miss
Margaret Ryan, Miss Ethel Rogers.
Miss Lena Moore, Miss Katherine Mof-
iatt, Miss Mamie Hard, Mrs. Jack
Browning, Mrs. George McGonisle.
Miss Virginia Houtz. Miss Veda Ec-
cIes, and Miss Nell Henderson,, the last
five being from Ogden.
The music section of the Ladies' Lit
eTaFy club viii meet this morning at
ne club house. Mrs. James Hogle and
Mrs. ]. c. Giosz will read the papers
and music Will be furnished by Mrs.
Walter q. futile, Miss Ethel William
son, Mrs. Harry E. Windsor, Mrs. Os-
car L. Cox and Miss Edna Dwyer.
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Mrs. Thomas MariOneaux entertained
few friends at an informal luncheon
yesterday. covers being laid for six.
Mrs. Charles L. Hoag entertained the
members of the Bakers Dozen at her
home yesterday afternoon.
The Ladies Unitarian society at their
regular meeting yesterday were enter
tailed by Mrs. Frank +. Eddy with an
exhibition of water color sketches done
by Miss Amelia Watson of New York.
Tea was served and a social hour
passed.
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Roscoe NJ, Breeder wiz entertain at
luncheon at the Commercial club today
in honor OF his aunt Mrs, John T.
Hurst of ogden,
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The marriage of Miss Opal S. Hicks
and Harry S. Anderson will take place
az o'clock this evening at the home
of the groom's mother. 4 reception
from o'clock on follows the event.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer B. Jones will
leave shortly for the east.
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The marriage of Miss MOrinda Will
son. daughter of County Commissioner
W. \. Wilson OF Sandy, and Anthem
Lundberg will take place today in the
temple.
Mrs, r. +. Hayward will entertain
her close friends at a small tea this
afternoon TO say goodbye before Ieav-
ing 10 make her home in Mexico.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Culbert J.. Olson will
be at home after Nov. % at 10 South
Seventh West street.