The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-27
SOCIETY

Mrs. George r. Hancock was the
hostess yesterday at progressive
luncheon given for Mrs. Louise Walden.
The guests were seated at one large
table and six small ones, and these were
decorated with quantities of pink sweet
peas. Bowls of the flowers placed on
mirrors formed the centerpieces, and
place cards done in the same flowers
were at each place. The guests to meet
Miss Walden were Miss Lucy Gaby,
Miss Marjorie Higgins Miss Grace Bet
ties, Miss Elsie Parsons, Miss Eleanor
Stewart, Miss Marian Jones, Miss Su-
san Sawyer, Miss Alverda Martin, Miss
Jessie Martin, Miss Beth Critchlow,
Miss Kate Allen of Park City, Miss Mil
dred Mcmillan, Miss Bess Mcmillan,
Miss Blanche Strickley, Miss Jessie
Home, Miss Margaret Walden, Miss
Mary Eastman of San Francisco, Miss
Clara Sowles. Miss Frannie Breeder,
Miss Lenore Morse, Miss Irma Walker,
Miss Ethel Partridge and Miss Edith
Chapman.
Miss Marian Jones entertained par
ty of friends at Saltair last evening in
compliment TO Miss Louise Walden.
The party went out on the 7 O'Clock
train to enjoy the supper and dancing.
The guests, besides Miss Walden and
George j. Mclaughlin, were Miss Jessie
Home, Miss Marjorie Higgins, Miss
HOLSTER Hancock Clarence Gerry, c.
A Avery, Albert Latshaw and John
Hancock.
Harold Fabian will be home tomor-
row from a trip through the Yellow
stone National park. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fabian, their daughter Stella, and Har-
old will go to Brighton next Wednes-
day for the remainder of the summer
Miss HOLSTER Hancock returned
Wednesday evening from the east, aft
er an absence of some months.
$50
Miss Ethel Partridge entertains today
for Miss Louise Walden.
| Mrs. H G. Brockman will give a
small luncheon today to a few of her
friends.
| Mr. and Mrs c. L. Rood expect to go
| TO Ivywild in Ogden canyon for short
time.
i. Mrs. H. H. Cornforth has returned
from a three months stay in Santa
Monica.
Miss Helen Jennings is back from
| Ogden canyon, where she was visiting
! friends.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pike of Eureka
are visiting in the city.
| Miss Grace and Miss Carrie Snyder
will leave today with a party of friends
! for Provo canyon.
=
Miss Helen Reed of Boulder will DE
in town tomorrow to visit Miss Marian
Jones. The two will go with party Of
friends through Yellowstone park, leav-
ing here about the middle of the month,
till which time Miss Reed will be the
guest of Miss Jones at their home on n
street.
Mrs. Justus Junck will entertain at
cards this afternoon in compliment to
Miss Stella Fabian.
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Miss Vera Lane will come from Mon
tana soon to be a guest at the Hancock
home till after the Walden Mclaughlin
wedding.
Heber Nj. Wells. Ira H. Lewis and
Benner X. Smith expect to leave today
for a hunting and fishing trip on the
Gunnison. They will probably be away
about ten days.
Mrs. Serene B. futile and her chill
dren, who have spent the past three
months in southern California, will be
home Tuesday.
Miss Rose Vimont will leave some
time next week to visit friends in Paris,
Ida.
Msr. Ira H. Lewis will leave today
for Chicago to visit her mother, Mrs
Arthur Smith Together they will go
thence to the Straits of Mackinaw.
Mrs. Marie De VrieS has returned
from a stay of three months in Chi
cagO.
Mrs. ". w. Armstrong is in Ogden
for short visit with Mrs Ralph E.
Hoag at the Virginia.
Mrs. a. w. McCune has returned
from South America and Is at her home
on North Main street recovering her
health.
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