The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-31
Society.

MIS- JCSSpn 1eOBleSdu entertainer
az inncheon yesterday at the Alta club
| in honor OF Mrs. w. Fl. X. Redmond.
| The table was laid in the red room and
decorations of purple asters and ferns
were used The friends 70 meet Mrs.
Redmond were Mrs A. H Tarbet
Mrs. James F. Dunn, Mrs. p. J. Moran.
Miss Hester La Velle and Miss
Fannie OMeara-
Mrs Q. W. Powers win entertain to-
day at small and informal luncheon
at Lingerlonger.
Mrs. L. NJ. Allison and her family
are home from a stay of two months
on the coast Mrs Allison visited the
fair and spent the latter part of her
time at Santa Cruz.
Miss Edith Sutherland. daughter of
Senator and Mrs. George Sutherland
viii leave early in September TO enter
Miss Benefits school on the Hudson.
Judge and Mrs. Thomas Marioneax
and Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Snow and
their families went 70 Lagoon last
evening for an outing
Mrs. Thomas E. Newman is spend
ing the summer ia ParIeys canyon
where she has been for the past six
weeks.
Miss Katherine F'rieze returned yes
Ierday from a visit Of some time with
friends on the coast.
Mrs Adolph Baer entertained
small party Of friends at a luncheon at
the Country club yesterday.
Miss Florence Foster spent yester-
DAY in the city on her way home to
Mesilla Park. Mexico after having
and Mrs. EIdon P. Bacon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Crabbe Of
Washington. D. c, are in the city for
Crabbe. Mrs Crabbe was formerly
Miss Leone Nixon OF this city.
Miss Mary Teasdel and her mother
and Miss Lara Rawlins who left Sun
day for New York, sail September >.
for Paris to spend some years in art
study abroad.
Mrs. NJ. Louisson. VINO has been the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Jacob
MOritz for the past three weeks, left
Tuesday evening for Portland where
she will meet her son. Henry Louisson
OF Hawaii for visit to the fair.
Miss Jean Afford is home from
VISIT OF some twelve weeks with
friends in Park City and Provo. 8
Miss Anna Robinson of Kansas City
rs guest at the home of her brother
r. B. Robinson. Miss Robinson is
en- route to her home after. a visit to
the Portland fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Benner X. Smith and
Miss Margaret Mcclure will leave
Saturday for San Francisco, and
thence for MEMO park, where Miss
Mcclure win re-enter school
The Misses Sue and stella Clark
returned Tuesday from tour of the
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two months.
Mrs. Daniel lie May and her two
sons have returned from an outing on
Scar lake with Captain and Mrs. H.
d. Styer of Logan.
Mrs. Harry B. Windsor is expected
home from the east Saturday. She win
Z NJ Copp, who win spend the
family.
Mrs. George II. Jamerson enter
tanned at a, small luncheon Tuesday
for Mrs. Frank Morrow, who leaves to
day for San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. LIE Grand Young their
daughters and guests, will return
Saturday from a camping trip on the
Captain Samuel V. Ham is q guest
at the Rowlands' home in Fort
Douglas till he leaves some time dur
ing the coming month for Fort
Niagara.
Governor John c. Cutler entertained
party Of men at q luncheon yester-
day at the Alta club In honor of F. H
Newell who is in the city. The other
guests We're Senator George Suther-
land. Reed Smoot, Q. D. Walcott t
r. Cutler. Professor George l.. Swend-
sen, w. w Ritter and n. p. Nelson.
Jacob GTeeneWaId was the host
/ Tuesday evening at a lake party given
for Miss Marion 0berndorfer. After a
bath and q supper dancing was en-
Joyed. The guests We're Miss Marion
Oberndorfer. Miss Burnetta Open
hetmer, Miss Mary Murdoch Miss
Virginia Shannon, Miss Geneve Sim
mons, Miss Sylvia Caheon. Miss Irene
Simmons, Miss Sophia Bigley was
I the chaperOne-
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Mrs. w. Z. McEwan and daughter
Emma OF Duluth, Mimi. are the guests
of Mrs. Charles T. Holden and family.
Mr. McEwan viii arrive in a few days.
AIR. and Mrs Henry Arnold. Miss
ClaTice oyster have gone to the fair
at Portland, and win visfJ San Fran
cisco. and Los Angeles before return
ing. They will be absent about
thirty days.
Miss Lily Thomas returned yester-
day after a months stay with Miss
Alice Anderson of Island Park, Ida.
Mrs. w. II. DUsenberry of Provo re-
turned last evening TO her heme after
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. i. L. Parker
Miss Hattie Parker returned with her
to visit for a fortnight ia Provo.
Max Stanley entertained a party of
his little friends yesterday afternoon
i'm honor OF his tenth birthday. After
some games, a supper was served in a
tent on the lawn, eight small boys be-
ing seated at the table
WEDDINGS-JuSt the thing for
wedding presents in chinaWare. cut
glass and brasses. Davies & Co. the
new china store. 30 :. Main Drop in
and look around.