The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-05
Society.

Colonel and Mrs T. A Wall and their
daughters are home from Long Beach,
California. where they have spent the
past summer. Mrs. Wall had a cottage
next to the Hotel Julians where she
made a pleasant stopping place Tor
many of her friends.
DR.. and Mrs. G. f. Stiehi Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Mont Ferry, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
Boyd returned last evening from the
Hermitage in Ogden canyon, where
they have spent the past few days. MIR.
ana Mrs Lee Charles Miller will be
home today after making a trip
through Ogden valley TO Eden and Lib
erty.
Mrs. John Y. Rich and Miss Aline
Crismon entertained yesterday after
noon in honor of Miss Elsie Ritter
About forty five friends were present
and enjoyed the game of hearts. The
house was decorated with strings OF
| hearts and pink asters. while on every
hand were slippers and wedding bells.
Score and tally cards were on the same
order, tiny bags of rice forming the
counters. At the close of the game
the guest of honor was given special
prize of a poppy plate. The prizes in
Burton and Miss Helen buckingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Dinwoodey
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Burton
made a run to the Hermitage in Ogden
canyon Sunday in Mr.. Dinwoodey's
new motor car, spending the night and
returning yesterday evening
Miss Belle Parsons of Washington,
ID. G, is expected in the city today to
be guest at the Sherman home till
after the Sherman Gibson wedding.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Taylor,
who has been a guest at the Tibbals
home for the past few weeks, to Arthur
a. Campbell, viii take place tonight in
Logan.
Mrs. HebeT NJ Wells and Mrs. Alma
katz have returned from the Her
mitage, where they spent last week.
y number Of the members of the
Country club went out there yesterday
to the buffet luncheon served during
the middle of the day. The links were
cleared, however, at the signs of the
storm, and although a crowd was eX-
pected in the evening the place was
nearly deserted.
The dinner which was to have been
given last evening by Louis A Nc
| Cornick to a few of his men friends will
| take place this evening instead, at the
University club.
d. Elliott Kelly returned yesterday
from a fishing trip in Wyoming.
Miss Winnifred Evans entertained a
( party OF sixteen guests at a dinner
Sunday evening at her home,
y
! Miss GraUia Flanders and Miss Anna
Osterberg returned yesterday after
| noon from the east. Miss Flanders has
spent the entire summer in study un-
der her former teacher, Emil Liebling.
and Miss OsterbeTg has visited a part
| Of the time with friends in Michigan.
CHARLES +. Carlson gives a recital
this evening at his studio to introduce
two of his pupils. The vocalists Will
be Miss Edith Kingsbury and Miss Lii
| Ian Hudson, and Mrs. Lullabel FL
dredge Carlson will be the accompanist.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Mcknight and
| their little daughter are home from
Portland, where they have spent the
entire summer. Mr.. Mcknight was
there in charge of the educational eX-
hibit from the training school.
/ John 7. Huff Of Atlantic, Wyo.. who
| has been visiting Mr. and Mrs Ira &.
| Jones, left for home this morning.
=
Miss Hattie Tremayne is in Idaho
visiting her cousin. Amy Lawrence.
Miss Isle Wnslow Of Evanston.
Wyo., who has been the guest of Mrs.
Ryckman for a week, has returned to
her home.
| Miss Ina Lee is in Ogden for a week.
The Woman's Republican club met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Martha
Stanford. The meeting was entirely Of
a social nature, but some vocal selec-
tons were furnished by Miss Ivy
| Evans.
Mrs, Charles Morrison returned Eat
urday from Newhouss after a three
weeks visit with Mr.. Morrison and
| with friends in that locality.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Reese passed
/ Sunday in ogden canyon.
Mrs. W. W. Dixon of Montana who
/ has been at the Knutsford. is now ne
| guest of Captain and Mrs. I. d. ;5tar-
! gis at Fort Douglas