The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-21
SOCIETY

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Mrs. William A McEnery was the
hostess yesterday at a large reception
at the. Knutsford to meet Miss Theresa
McEnery of London. The affair was
attended by some 300 Of the friends of
the hostess, the parlors OF the hotel
and the spacious rotunda being filled
with the company during the entire
afternoon. The hostess and guest of
honor stood in parlor A to receive, and
Mrs. Frank Bird, Mrs. Alexander c.
Ewing and Mrs. Henry P. Henderson
assisted in entertaining the guests. The
large round punch table was placed in
the rOtunda, and here an orchestra
was stationed, furnishing a fine mu-
steal program throughout the hours
Refreshments were served in the west
ordinary, where a large round table
was arranged with great bowls of pur-
pie and white asters. White asters
were used in bowls and vases through
all the rooms. Mrs. McEnery and Miss
McEnery will leave Sunday for the
coast.
Miss lone Morrison entertained a
dozen of her friends yesterday at a
luncheon for Mrs. George d. Keyser,
one of the brides of the summer. Deco
rations of pink and white gladiolus
were used.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fenton will
leave the first week in October for an
eastern trip.
Mrs. Robert Gould Smith and her sis
ter, Miss Mamie Noble, have taken
apartments at 46 Emery Holmes and
will be at home there for the next few
weeks.
F. H Shea left yesterday for Los An
geles.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Keith and son,
David. returned Wednesday morning
from Los Angeles and Ocean Park,
where Mrs. KEN and the son have
been staying for the past month.
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Captain Bryant H. Wells is expected
home today from the camp of instruc-
ton and maneuvers at Islay.
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Mrs. Alonzo E. Hyde went to ogden
yesterday at noon with her father,
ex-senator Frank j. Cannon, to attend
the Cannon-Sherman wedding last
night.
Mrs. Robert ]. Jessup and Miss Flor
ence Jessup will leave tomorrow for
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friends for few weeks, and whence
they go to Oakland to be guests at the
Anderson home for a short time.
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Mrs Hugh Park and Mrs. c. H. Nc
Mahon returned yesterday to Mrs.
Parks country home near Bountiful.
after spending the past few days In
town. Mrs. Mcmahon will return TO
town for the winter during the coming
week.
Mrs. Leroy Armstrong and her chill
dren will arrive this morning from Co
Iona, Mich, and the family will short
ly be at home at 72S East Second South
street.
Mrs. H. II. Lawson and her two boys
have gone east S-r a few months stay.
John Reed is here from Denver for a
few days on business.
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Miss Ellen Hayes of Ely, New, re-
turned to her home on Wednesday.
The current events and current litera-
| ture section of the Ladies' Literary
| club will meet for the first time this
season at 2 o'clock this afternoon al
| the club house. Mrs John Reed OF
| Denver will read for the members, and
| tea will be served and a social hour
passed later.
| Mrs. L. II. Plank is now at home al
Al Emery-Holmes.
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Mrs Alexander G. Ewing will enter
tain at a luncheon tomorrow In honor
of Mrs William A McEnery and Miss
McEnery.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Holme of Den
yer spent yesterday in the city, leav'
ing for the northwest.
Mrs. Emma Crismon left yesterday
for Los Angeles.
]. L. Cattron of Bingham is spending
a few days in town.
Mrs. Henry Siegel is here from Butte
for the next month or So ~-
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Miss Alice z. Rowe and the Misses
Cassidy have taken the FentOn HON,
on Second West and will shortly be a
! home there.
Miss Lobach will entertain the w. F
F's tomorrow in honor Of Miss Hattie
Ward.
Miss Margaret Ryan and Miss Ag
mes Ryan have returned from a Visi
to Old Mexico.
Robert II. ParlIin Of Detroit. Mich
is 10 spend the winter in Salt Lake an'
| vicinity