The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-09
Society.

0StONX.
The members of the Country cll,.
held the annual meeting Tuesday after
noon, and the following board of direc-
TORS were elected: r. 3. Hardness Z,
A Hale, e w. Packard, G. II. Pear
san, X. L. Tracy and II. ID. Niles These
directors viii meet next Tuesday and
eject officers for the year. 1t is urged
by the members that the club be opened
early this year, and doubtless steps viii
De taken Immediately toward doing so
DR.. Ellen B. Ferguson who win h.
remembered by a/host of friends here.
mas sent cards announcing the marriage
Oh her daughter. Claire Helen, to Will
bur Stocker Wright of New York. The
wedding took place Jan. / I'm New York.
ana Mr. and Mrs Wright will make
their home there.
The committee having in charge the
anniversary breakfast of the Ladies'
Literary club urges that members be
prompt in sending acceptances for the
AFFAIR. AS stated in the cards, no places
VIII be reserved later than Monday.
Feb. IS.
Lieutenant f. o. Saunders enter
tanned few friends at a supper in his
new quarters Monday evening.
Robert d. Grant is spending a few
days i'm Denver with his friend Charles
II Brink, who is located there.
Mrs. Hylyer Lockyer of San Fran
cisco. formerly Miss Emma White of
inns city, has returned TO the city and
IS at home at Whitehall with her par
ents.
Mrs c e Richards Will repeat the
reading of EnOch Arden on the evening
of Feb y at the First congregational
church under the auspices of the La
The next hop at Fort Douglas will be
given next Wednesday evening.
The East Side Euchre club meets this
evening with Mrs. f. Z. Harvey on
Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allin of Denver. who
have been guests of their son. Lieuten-
ant CT. X. Allin at Fort Douglas, left
yesterday for their home.
Walter Pike has returned from Bins-
ham and is at home with his paren :
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Pike on First
street.
Mrs. 5. w. Darke Will entertain the
Ladies' Aid society of the First Bap-
fist church this afternoon at a Ken
slngton at her home, $50 West Sixth
South street
Mrs. John n. Sharp has issued invf-
tationS for d KensingtOn to be given
next Wednesday afternoon in compIi-
ment to Mrs. J. II. Young, who leaves
shortly for Denver.
Mrs. Nose Kirkpatrick entertained
at bridge yesterday afternoon at the
nome OF Mrs John Marshall.
Mrs H. T. Cleaver entertains infor-
mally this afternoon for Mrs Baer of
Colorado and Miss Elizabeth Newlands
Of Spokane.
Miss Jessie Home will entertain the
Kings Daughters at her home this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Grant are home
from short visit to Denver.
Mrs. Charles Nelson of Ogden is in
the city visiting friends
Mr. and Mrs Hoyt Sherman and
Miss Eloise Sherman sailed yesterday
on the Slavonia for a tour of the Med
iterranean ana stay of some months
in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. A. Benton left yes
terday for San Francisco, whence they
sail shortly for Honolulu.
Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux viii be the
hostess today at a luncheon for her
friends at the Commercial club.
The marriage of Miss Myrtle Banks
and Leroy Eccles. which takes place
today in the temple, will be followed ty
a large reception this evening at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. o. Banks, 163 East First South
street
Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett gives a lunCn-
con today in compliment to Mrs ].
Walcott Thompson.
Mrs. George NJ. Downey viii enter
tain at bridge this afternoon
Mrs. Isaac Jennings and Mrs. 7. c.
VIII leave shortly for san
Francisco. Miss Louise Jennings will
remain in school and Will be the guest
Of her aunt, Mrs. T. w Jennings
David Keith will leave today for Los
Angeles to join Mrs. Keith and their
son for the remainder of the winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Claiming will
at a dinner Saturday evening. |
Mrs. Milton E. 1Ipman and children
to the city Monday after an
extended eastern visit.
Harold Greenwood will entertain a |
number of his little friends at a party |
from till o'clock Saturday evening |
The marriage of Miss Annie VI. An |
1ersOn and Frank V. Van Colt took |
place yesterday at noon in the Salt |
Lake temple. The young people went |
directly to their home 226 Fourth |
street, where they viii shortly be at |
nome to their friends
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