The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-24
SOCIETY

entertained yesterday afternoon at cards
in compliment to Miss Louise Walden.
Sixteen friends enjoyed the game of 900
and the prize was won by Miss Lillian
Durham, The guests to meet Miss Wal
den were Miss Agnes Nolan. Miss Rose
Nolan, Miss Evelyn Thomas, Miss Annie
Adams. Miss Lenor Morse, Miss Rubelle
Rathbone, Miss Edna Edwards, Miss Jes-
sic Home Miss Fannie Breeder, Miss Ina
Rudy, Miss Lillian Burnham. Miss Mar
Jorie Higgins, Mrs. Grace BEETLES, Miss
Margaret Walden, Miss Claire Sowles.
Miss Kate Allen
Miss Lenore Morse entertained dozen
girls at breakfast yesterday morning for
Miss Louise Walden, her guests being be-
sides Miss Walden, Miss Alverda Martin,
Miss Jessie Martin, Miss Ethel Partridge,
Miss lrna Walker, Miss Rubeiie Rath-
bone, Miss Marjorie Higgins, Miss k,stelle
Davis. Miss Ethel Davis and Miss Mar
garet Walden.
Colonel e. A. Wall and his three daugh-
tiers, Selma, Alice and Katherine. will
leave tonight for Seattle and Alaska They
will go east on their. return trip over the
Canadian Pacific and will be away about
six weeks in all, visiting New York and
Washington before their return,
Clement r. Troth and his daughter Miss
Helen Troth of Denver, will be in town
today Miss Troth will spend the next
month at Rowland Hall, and after few
days in town at the Wilson Mr.. Troth will
return to his home.
Mrs. Charles Nelson of Ogden is spend
ing few days in town
Mrs, Emml Saunders and Miss Julia
Jones, who have spent the past fortnight
IN Los Angeles, are expected home tomof-
row.
Mrs. d. L. Wallck of Kansas City who
has been visiting Mrs. NJ b. Whitney for
some weeks, will leave today for her
home.
her mother, Mrs. Ellen Elliott They
Will probably be away till about Septem-
Der l.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Moore are spend
Ing few days in Brighton.
z, R. Drake and his daughter, Miss
Julia Drake, are guests OF Mrs. j. ID. La
Forgee at the Manitou for the remainder
of the season, Mr. Drake is an uncle of
Mrs. La Forgee.
Mrs. Tony jacobson and children will
leave today for Columbus cottage in Wa
satch to spend month.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur +. Clarke have
returned from an extended trip to Maine
during which they visited Mr.. Clarke's
old home in Richmond, Me. They went
by way of Texas and via boat TO New
York from Galveston. On the return trip
they stopped at Boston, Chicago and
Denver.
Charles NJ. Frye and wife, Of Los An
geies. former residents of this city, are
here on a visit to friends for a fort
night
Mrs. M. A. Breeder and Mrs. John T.
Hurst and their children are back from
Pharaohs Glen. where they spent sun
day.
Mrs. j. S Ferguson, Mrs, Sharp and
Mrs. Ferguson's children will go TO Sun
Of the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Sharp.
Judge and Mrs o. W. Powers and their
son Roger will go TO Brighton today for
a few days outing.
The Misses Buelah and Lena Bachman
OF PROVO are IN the city visiting friends
for short time.
Miss Katherine Purcell will leave early
in August for New York
Mrs. F. d Hobbs and Miss Edith HOBBS
are spending a few days at Pharaohs
Glen.
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Miss Ida Macintosh is back from a
stay of month in Los Angeles and San
Francisco and is again at home at SOS
East Second South street.
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Mrs. G. Z. Walker is back from Mil
waukee, where she has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. Karl Prinz, for the past two
months.
Mrs. H. F. Evans and her daughter,
frOD
months stay in California.
Miss Fannie Breeder will entertain at
cards this morning for Miss Louise Wall
den.
Miss Emma Lucy Gates is at Brighton
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Burton.