The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-30

nome with MT ana MRS. RusSell Scnui- |
der on Capitol Hill.
Mrs. w. L. Green and Mrs. Charles |
NJ. Bell have issued invitations for two
card parties to be given next Thursday |
and Friday afternoons at the Bell home |
on First street.
Mrs. A. j. Hosmer will entertain at
three luncheons followed by bridge on
Wednesday and Thursday OF this week
and Monday of next week, all 10 be
given at the University club.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Porter left yester-
day for short visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles S. Mann in Los Angeles.
Miss Ida Mcintosh is now at home
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Pischel at
11S Second East street.
Mrs. w P. Kiser will entertain a
number Of her friends tomorrow after
noon at bridge tea at her home on
Thirteenth East street.
Miss Mary Kimball will entertain at
a dinner on Tuesday evening at the
Kimball home en- Sixth East street.
Mrs. Fred Dern gives a luncheon, fol-
lowed by bridge, Thursday next.
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The marriage Of Miss Ethel Ring
wood and James Oswald took place last
Thursday at noon and was followed by
a reception to their friends at the home
Mrs. Ralph SNOWFALL. The bride wore
gown Of white zibeline over silk, and
carried roses.
Miss Marie Dermitt, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Jay Gin
son, left yesterday for her home in
Philadelphia
Herbert Mcmillan has gone to San
Francisco on short trip.
The Misses Rae and Olive Bartch
leave tomorrow for the east to re-enter
! school.
Mrs. w schade announces the en-
gagement of her daughter. Anna, 10
Caleb w Chapman. The wedding will
take place some time in October.
Mrs. William Duckworth and two lit
tie daughters, who have been spending
the summer months in Seattle Will be
home Monday evening.
Miss z. A. Faust has returned to
San Francisco TO finish her medical
course.
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Mrs Alma Austin and Mrs. II. A.
Teasdell entertained Thursday after
noon and evening. about fifty of their
friends being present. The rooms were
decorated with autumn leaves and as
ters.
Miss Helena Young announces the
| enga cement of her daughter Virginia
| A, to Claude d. Peck of Ogden. The
marriage will take place next Friday
! afternoon.
| Miss Agnes Evans entertained the
w. f. F.'s at her home yesterday aft
ernoOn in honor of Miss Laura Bay
singer.
Miss Edith Godbe gave a card party
yesterday i'm compliment to Miss Elsie
| Parsons. who leaves shortly to enter
school in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Vivian McCune entertained the
members OF her sewing club Thursday
afternoon at Kensington.
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! The Ladies Auxiliary to Brotherhood
of Railway Trainmen will give a card
! party Monday evening in Electrical
Workers hall.
| The night operators Of the Bell TeIe-
| phoiiV NOlilpduN gave oil IIlIOrT1dl
! luncheon in honor Of Miss Minnie
Lamdbin. Those present were Misses
E. Childs. Josephine Love. Mary Nc
! Kean, Bell Murray. Chrystal V. Pat
! ten. Vera Lynn. Gettr,Ide Yea rsIev
Clara Fafek, Gertrude Blood, Margaret
! McLane and Grace Darke
A pleasant party was given by Mr..
and Mrs Joseph A. Hansen I'm honor
Of Mrs. Nav Soffe who is a pioneer of
the '63s. on her sixtieth birthday. Those
present were Miss Trumbo. Mrs Beck
stead Miss Thornburg, Mrs. Hogan.
Miss Griggs. Mr.. George Soffe. Miss
| Varlen. Mr.. Pitches. Miss Larson. Miss
Sans. Miss Dickson. Miss Pitches.
Miss Clark. Miss Jensen. Miss Clark.
Mrs. Jensen. Mrs. Clark, Mrs Pitchers.
The marriage OF Miss Laurinda Poul-
ton and Roy Beaverton will take place
| Oct. II
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Baysinger are
now at home 10 their friends at S6S
East Second South street.
W. A. Lee and son. Richard. will re-
turn from an eastern trip of ten days
! tomorrow.
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MIS-. dorsey ASH VIII arrive IN the
city tomorrow and will be the guest OF
Miss Tinsman.
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The NJ. NJ. s. club met at the home
of Miss Martha Mitigate last Thurs
day evening. and very enjoyable time
was spent by the members.
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Mrs. John Kempf and children are
home from their summers outing on
the Pacihc coast
DR.. Harry l.. Morehouse and wife
OF Colorado Springs spent the past
week in the city, the guests OF Mr.;
and Mrs. John Kempf
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