The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-14
SOCIETY


Mrs Benjamin c. Lockwood will en-
terrain at a bridge tea this afternoon
at the quarters of the corpmanding Of
ficer at the post. She will be assisted
by Mrs. Allen NJ. Smith and Mrs. w. n.
Point. Her guests Will be mostly
friends from town.
Mrs. NJ. III. Kervin leaves today for
Reno, Nevada. Miss Mary Kervin will
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Co.'S
griff for week before leaving 10 JON
her mother.
Mrs David Keith viii give a box
party Saturday Afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Francis Smith Of Michigan. who is
visiting Miss Rilla Snyder.
Lieutenant ard Mrs. f. E. Haskell
formerly of Fort Douglas. but more re-
Gently of Fort Bliss. Texas. will be back
at Douglas tomorrow, and viii be
guests of Colonel and Mrs. Lockwood
Until they are settled here
Mrs. j. B. Cosgriff entertained
eighteen of her friends yesterday. in
honor of Mrs NJ Fl. Kervin. the affair
being the second of series OF such
events. The decorations were all OF
dark red chrysanthemums.
Henry Peery entertained a party Of
friends at the performance of Check
ers.' last evening. his guests being
Miss Jasmine Young and Mr.. and Mrs
William Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond :. Mason ar
rived last evening from the east and
are at the Mcmillan home for a time
Mrs. Mcmillan is in Denver visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. c. Adams.
Halbert s. Kerr has arrived from
Peru and is with his brother. Kenneth
c. Kerr. He will leave today for
Manti for visit.
Miss Alice Galloway will give a
luncheon today at the Country club.
in honor of Miss Sallie Leonard
Mrs. Thomas Kearns and children
will be home from the Kearrs ranch in
time to spend Thanksgiving here. They
will remain over the holidays.
Mrs Walter Fitch entertains today at
the first of two bridge teas. the second
TO be given tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fl. Dale are
expected home tomorrow from New
York. Mr.. Dale having recovered his
health.
Hrs. H. T. Cleaver entertains today at
bridge tea a. her apartments in the
Miller flats.
! Sherman Armstrong. son of AIr. ana
/ Mrs. w. w. Armstrong. will be home
! soon from California to spend the Win
I ter here.
! Mrs. George w. Snow and Mrs.
J Ia r-in oa
members of the Third Street Card club
and a few other friends yesterday aft
ernoon at the Snow home. The game
! played was 500 and the players occu-
pied six tables. The prize winners
were Mrs. Clarence Warnock and Mrs
John Reinsimar.
Miss Beatrice O'Conror entertained d
party OF friends AT the Orpheum yes
! terday afternoon. Following the play
/ tea was served at Franklins. The
guests were Mrs John c.. DAILY. Miss
Eudora Daily. Miss Evelyn DAILY. Miss
, Florence Grant, Miss Agatha Berkhoel
and Miss Della Janet Richards. The
decorations for the tea were ali in
yellow.
! The Shakespeare section OF the La
dies Literary club will meet this morn
ing at the club house. Mrs. Howard
s. Stowe will be the leader in the study
of Anthony and Cleopatra.
Lieutenant and Mrs. A. q. Goodwin
are back from Whipple Barracks and
are again at home at Fort Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Farnsworth arc
planning a large dinner for Thanksgiv'
ing day.
Mrs. Franklin .. Richards. of Og-
den. and her daughter. Mrs. Joseph a
West. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. S
Richards at their home on A street
Lieutenant Samuel Parker and his
mother are back at Fort Douglas. after
being stationed for some time at Fort
Logan
Little David Keith will entertain q
party of his friends at the Checkers
matinee this afternoon.
James Roach. of Freeport. Illinois. ID
visiting his sister. Mrs. Howard s
stowe.
Mrs. George c. Moore will give {
morning bridge party. followed by z
luncheon at the Emery-Holmes Friday
Mrs Percy Moulson. of Bingham, i:
spending a few days with her parent:
at the Fifth East hotel.
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MIS- John Reed. of Denver is a,
home at Mrs. D. f. Moores residence
on Third East street.
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Miss Winnifred Wood. of Cheyenne
is the guest of Mrs. j. 3. Cosgriff
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Wis.
: Eleanor Willis De Tourisse, New