The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-03
SOCIETY


decided to keep booths open during the
day for the sale of tickets in several of
the prominent business houses and res
taurantS. The matrOnS and maids in
the booths will not solicit BUYERS for
the tickets, but the business men are
urged to buy their tickets from them
to save trouble on both sides. The
various booths and their places are as
follows:
Keith 'Briens-Mr Ernest Bam-
berger. Miss Addie Lane Miss Kathe-
rine Geddes.
Walker Bros.-Mrs. A. v. Calaghan,
Mrs Frank Judge, Miss Genevieve Nc
COrnick. Miss Maud Fitch.
Leyson Co.-Mrs. Arthur Bird, Mrs.
r. H Charming.
Kenyon-Mrs. A. G. Ewing, Mrs w.
c. Alexander
Franklin's dover Main street store)
Mrs. p. c. Thompson, Mrs. Frank
Cannon jr.. Miss Stella Mcintyre, Miss
Mary Kervin.
Smith Drug Co.-Mrs T. G. Griffin,
Miss Gertrude McGrath. Miss Laura
Sherman.
Callahan Book Store-Mrs. L. [.
Terry, Mrs. D. 9. Roberts.
Richs Cafe-Mrs. W. 6. Filler, Mrs
Gould Smith, Miss Anna Mccormick.
Schramm's Drug Store-Mrs. j. x.
Smith, Mrs. Heber Wells, Mrs. Frank
jennings.
Knutsford-Miss Charlotte Holmes.
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Miss Katherine Geddes entertained
few of her friends yesterday at a
luncheon followed by bridge in honor
of Miss Laura sherman. The table
was decorated with tall yellow 2hrys-
anthemums and the guests, besides
Miss Sherman, We're Miss Addie Zane,
Miss Lillian Fitch. Miss Maude Fitch,
Miss Gertrude McGrath, Miss Jenna
Budd Goodies. Mrs. Ernest BambeTger
and Mrs Louis Mccormick.
Morton Cheesman, Harold Peck, Al
fred Siegel. Darwin Richardson, Jack
| McCurdy and Will McCurdy enter
| tanned about eighty of their fri"nIs
| last evening at a dance IN the old j..
r. Walker home on South Main street.
The rooms We're gay with the decora-
| tons of the season, and Mrs. CheGs-
man, Mrs A T. Walker and a number
of the older girls ch2perune the
younger people and helped in the on
| tertainment.
The annual banquet of the Alumnae
association of ST. Mary's academy will
! take place this evening at the aCad-
envy The sisters of the school will be
the hostesses and will entertain the
members of the association.
RAYMOND s Mason left Thursday
for New York, where he will meet Mrs.
Mason and her mother, Mrs. H. c..
Mcmillan, to- bring them home. They
will probably be here within the next
! fortnight.
Mrs E. A. Wedgwood is home after
/ spending the past six weeks in Los
Angeles and vicinity.
Mrs Osmond Royal of Portland, who
/ has spent the past few days in the
| city, was entertained during her stay
by Mrs. George P. Holman and Mrs.
William A. Wetzell, both of whom ere
old friends of hers. Mrs. Royal is on
| her way home from an eastern trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crane expect
to leave about the middle of the month
| for Milwaukee to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Karl Prinz. During their absence
| Miss Gala Crane will be at home u it'll
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walker at III
East Second South street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Burl Armstrong are at
home at 216 Seventh East street.
| The Montana football team is to be
entertained this evening by the assoc
ciated students of the university at a
dance in the gymnasium.
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! Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ Green will
celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of
| their marriage this evening with Il
party at their home. 434 West Fifth
South street.
Mrs. Charles Van Dyke entertained
informally at 500 on Thursday after
noon. The decorations were all on the
Halloween order and prizes were won
by Mrs. Charles Crane and Mrs. Grid
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Luelwitz. who
| have been east, will arrive in the city
this morning and Will be at the McMil-
Ian home for a short time.
Mrs. j. u. Hall left last evening for
Los Angeles on a visit
Mrs. Henry La Motto entertained a
| few friends at bridge yesterday after
noon at her home in Popperton.
| Mrs A. @. McAllister is expected in
the city shortly from Los Angeles to
spend the winter with her daughter,
| Mrs. Fife Dean Knappen.
D. C. Adams left last evening for
Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Page have taken
a house and are at home for the pres
| ent at ZIG Fourth East street.
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Miss Jean Odell will entertain at
cards this afternoon at the Odell home
on Fourth East street.
Mrs. D. B. Mudgett and daughte.
Edith have returned from an extended
visit in the east and are at home az
| $50 Third street.
The p. E. o. society will meet at 2
! o'clock this afternoon with Miss Cora
! Clark 1T the home Of Mrs. Sherwood
| $40 South State street.
Miss HOLSTER Hancock, who with her
mother, Mrs George r. H8ncock. has
! been spending the past few months in
Redlands, Cal, returned yesterday Mrs
Hancock will remain in Redlands
| few weeks longer.
Three-day sheet music sale. 10c per
|