The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-16
Society.

Mrs. j. P. Megeath was the hostess
yesterday az a bridge tea at which
twenty-fOur Of her trends were enter
tanned. Following the game, prizes
were awarded 70 Mrs. Moses Kirkpat-
rick, Miss Nose Kirkpatrick and Mrs.
George Y. Wallace Mrs. Margaret
Zane Witeher, Mrs. 4. c. Ellis and
Miss Ruth Kirkpatrick assisted the
hostess IN serving tea. to which NUM-
Der OF additional friends were hidden.
Little John Woodward celebrated his
birthday yesterday by entertaining
about forty of his little friends at
fancy dress dance in the hop room at
Fort Douglas. Many strikingly beau
tiful costumes We're seen on the small
suests. as we'll as many exceedingly
runny ones. Dancing and games were
enjoyed and buffet supper served, be-
fore the company departed, at O'Clock.
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Mr. and Mrs. e. L. Carpenter and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Cameron are expected
IN TINS city to spend a short time with
friends during the holiday week before
leaving Tor their new stations In Texas.
Mr.. Cameron is TO be with Mr.. Car
penter' having left a similar position
III Virginia 10 accept this one.
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Mrs. Joseph Nibley of Perry, ore is
III the city 10 spend the holidays with
the Nibley family and with the Dusen-
herrys Of Provo. She viii be joined
next week by NJ Nibley.
Miss Grace S. Zorbaugh. formerly
connected with the Collegiate Institute
Of this city, but nov a correspondent
of the Philadelphia North American,
has been spending the past week in the
city on her way east from stay OF
some tnme in Japan. She leaves today
Tor short visit with friends in Logan,
and viii 90 east early ia the week
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The members of the Twenty club and
a few of Their friends enjoyed dance
last evening at the Ladies' Literary
club, thirty couples being present The
hal was decorated with quantities OF
palms and ferns. and fine music WAS
furnished. The affair was managed by
Frank Moore, the president Of tho
Twenty club. who was assisted by "
+. Belcher, Jack Lloyd and $. T. Llv-
ingston.
Mrs. ]. r. Walker entertained infor-
mally ar luncheon on Thursday. ana
the same evening Mr. and Mrs. Walker
entertained at dinner.
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Mrs. F. 5. Richards and her daughter.
Miss Emily Richards. have gone TO
Provo 10 spend few days with friends.
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Sherman Armstrong. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. w. Armstrong. will be home
shortly from st. Mathews school i'm san
Mateo, TO spend the holiday season with
his parents.
The p, f. o. society will meet this
afternoon with Miss Anna Decker at
the home of Or. and Mrs. J. N. Dart.
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Miss Maud May BabcOck left Thurs
day for Preston. Ida, where she will
we two dramatic recitals. one this
afternoon and one this evening, for the
public schools of that city.
Mr., and Mrs. L. Seton Lindsay will
entertain this evening at cards,
Mrs. Arthur II. & Bird will entertain
At a luncheon today in compliment 10
Mrs. Arthur T. Mark, who is the guest
Of Mrs. David s. Murray.
Mrs. D. y. Straup was the hostess
yesterday at a luncheon at which eight
OF her friends were entertained Deco
rations Of pink carnations were used.
Mr. and Mrs. George z. Holman will
leave today for New York and later
for Florida, to spend part of the VIM
ter.
Thomas II. Mott announces the enI
gagement of his daughter. Florence. to
Harold Amens. The marriage will take |
place within a few weeks.
Mrs. +. ". DunyOn arrived last even
ing from Ephraim 10 spend the holiday
season with her mother, Mrs. F. NJ I
Lyman.
Miss bessie Spencer Of Ogden is vis- /
ting friends iii tho city for a short /
time.
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Mrs George Raymond Walker is the |
guest for short time of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Walker.
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Miss Lesley Woodruff will be home
next week from Duff school, san Diego.
TO pass the holiday season win her /
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Z. D. Woodruff. !
Just the place for Xmas presents
Davies & Co.. the china store. 80 South |
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