The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03
Society,".

y wedding of next month will be
that of Frank Judge of Salt Lake to
Mrs. Young, young widow of Ken
tuck.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis :. Gates have
returned from their wedding trip and
are at home for d few days at the
Keith apartments till their home in
Bingham is in readiness for them.
Miss Ellis Meredith of Denver spent
yesterday in the city the guest of
Judge and Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux.
Miss Meredith is. a newspaper woman
and the author of two books recently
| published-'TEe Master Knot" and
Heart of My Heart" She left last
evening over the Salt Lake Route for
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Ms b. Whitney returned Sunday
night from a stay of some five months
at Long Beach, Cal
Wallace Mcdonald of Mesa City,
Ariz., is in town for "a stay of q few
days with relatives before leaving for
the southern states.
y
Mrs Cynthia Westoyer Alden, head
of the Sunshine department. of the
Ladies Home Journal. spent Saturday
IN the city on her way TO the coast
Mrs. Henry W. Lawrence has is
sued cards for tea TO be given Fri
day afternoon for Mrs j. II. Young
OF Denver, who is here on a visit.
Mrs, Walter Jennings and her chill
dren are home from a stay of some
three months at Long Beach, Cal.
Mrs. a. j. HosIner has returned from
the east, bringing with her her moth
err, Mrs. Bell, who will spend the win
ter with her.
Mrs S. Lincoln Boggs is in Pitts
burg, where she will spend the early
winter with her parents.
Miss Pearl Weller is home from the
coast after a visit of some six weeks
in Los Angeles and San Diego.
Airs Paul Kimball is in town from
! Kimberly and will probably spend the
winter with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Frank ]. Cannon.
Mrs T. W. Fleshner of Ogden will
leave Thursday for Los Angeles
whence she win go TO Portland, where
Mr.. Fleshner has accepted a posi-
ton.
Mrs. T. C. Horn of Colorado SPRINGS
viii be in the city from Long Beach,
Cal. tomorrow to spend a Gay on her
way home with Mrs. c. e. Richards
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Lockhart, form
erly of Boston. are located for the
winter at the Keith apartments.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry c. Hoffman and
little daughter Naomi returned yester-
day evening from California.
The Shakespeare section of the La
dies Literary club win meet Wednes-
day morning at 10 o'clock at the club
house, and will continue the study of
The Tempest under the leadership
/ of Miss Myra Sowles. The special
study is Acts = and 3.
Mrs. \. E. Walker entertained a
party of friends at dinner Sunday
evening at her country home.
The music section of the Ladies Lit
erary club has in contemplation the
organization of a Women's chorus, and
all women wishing to join it are. to
meet at o'clock tomorrow afternoon
at the studio of Mrs. William 4, Wet
zell, 6l5 Templeron building.
number of Salt Lakers spent sun
day in Ogden canyon at the Hermit
age, some of the men remaining over
for the quail shooting IN the upper
valleys.
Miss Elizabeth Kimball is now at
home for the winter at 1916 East Fifth
South street.
Mrs. George W Putnam entertained
few friends at cards yesterday aft
ernOon for Mrs. Berry and Mrs. Bus
bee VINO arc visitors in the city Three
tables were filed with the players. the
prizes being Won by Mrs. A. g. Hirth
and Mrs. W. H. Dale,
The current events and current lit
erature section of the Ladies Literary
club viii hold the meet Friday afterl
noon at the club house. The topics for
the afternoon will be: THE Indian IN
the Primitive State: His Landed Ia
terest with Some of His Peculiar Gus
TOMS by Miss Mamie Ready: THE
Educated Indian and What Ho has
Done for Literature, Oy Mrs. Parma
lee Indian songs viii be sung by Miss
Emily c. Jessup Illustrating the re-
ligion and dances of the nation The
Nsectien opens at .. III,
Mrs. George w. SnoST entertained
about sixteen friends yesterday aft
ernOon at cards il honor of Mrs. c.
S. Williams of Denver. Five hundred
was the game played and the prize
Was won by Mrs. W J. Lynch
The home and education section of
the Ladies Literary club held the regu7
lar meeting yesterday afternoon az
the club house, wits a large attend
ance Mrs. William c. Jennings spoke
to the section in regard to the art
work exhibited i'm the Boston schools
which she had visited during the sum
mer.
The WOmans Republican club held
the regular monthly meeting yester-
day afternoon at the homo Of Mrs.
Frank Hines on ID street. The. after
noon was spent in a social meeting.
music being furnished by Miss Mamie
Hines and Miss Lillian James.
~
Mr.. and Mrs, Eber Case announce
the enga cement of their daughter Lu-
ellie TO Chester Caine Pratt The mar
riage viii take place i'm the near flu
ture.
MRS. MARTHA RoYLE KING
Has returned from the east, where she
has been securing new music and
studying the latest methods in vocal
culture as taught by the greatest in
structOrs i'm America She has resumed
her vocal classes in her studio, 255
Commercial club building. Voices test