The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-31
SOCIETY

Miss Julia Cullen entertained yes
terday at a luncheon for Miss Edith
sutherland, who will leave shortly to
re-enter school, The affair was an In
dian luncheon, and all the decorations
were on that order. Large Indian bas-
kets were used to hold the floral deco
rations which were cat-tails and sun
flowers. Indian heads done in water
colors were used as place cards. and
after the luncheon game of archery
was played with Indian bows and ar
rows, which were kept as souvenirs.
In this game Miss Jessie Home won
the prize, an Indian basket and anoth-
er, the guest prize, went to Miss Suth-
erland- The other guests were Miss
Beth Critchlow, Miss Jean Odell, Miss
Edna Farnsworth, Miss Eudora DAILY,
Miss Evelyn DAILY, Miss Ida Legg, Miss
Hollister Hancock, Miss Josephine
Devereaux. Miss Margaret Ryan, Miss
Agnes Ryan, Miss Susan Sawyer, Miss
Stella Fabian, Miss Stella Cohn. Miss
Elizabeth Weitz, Miss Helen Evans,
Miss Florence Sears, Mrs. Charles w
Lawrence and Mrs. Fred u. Leonard.
he fair to be given at the Emery
Holmes tomorrow afternoon and even
ing for the infants home promises TO be
an important event in a social way as
wen as in the matter Of charity Near
iy all the preparations are made and
the place is to be bower of enchant-
ment. Mrs. Karl Eilers, Mrs Adolph
Baer, Mrs. j. s. Bransford, Mrs. f. G.
Knight, Mrs. ]. NJ. Bidwell and Mrs.
a. f. Schneider are among the patron
esses. The various booths where wares
will be on sale will be In charge of Mrs.
James E. Jennings, Mrs. M. S. Wood
ward, Mrs. H. 7. Cleaver Miss Nose
Kirkpatrick, Mrs. l.. L. Terry, Miss
Elizabeth Mcmillan, Miss Mildred Nc
MILAN. Miss May Kervin, Miss Leila
Stingley, Mrs. C. r. PearsaIl. Miss
Minette Baer. Miss Stella Mcintyre
Mrs. c. F. Adams Mrs. NJ II. Kervin.
Mrs. d. c. Roberts. Mrs. c. E.. Rich
ards. The two booths for fortune-tell-
ing will be in charge of Miss Minnie
Sadler and Miss Margaret Schneider.
Mrs. Windsor V. Rice will be the
hostess today at a tea from till 6
o'clock. to be given at the Rice home
en- Brigham street, to meet Mrs. Helen
Southwell.
Miss Addie Zane will give a lunch
con Monday in honor Of Miss Leta Nc
MILAN, instead of today as planned.
Miss Gertrude McGrath entertained
a party of fourteen friends yesterday
at luncheon at the Country club, the
affair being in honor of Miss Leta Nc
MILAN.
Miss Laura Sherman will entertain
informally this evening for Miss Leta
Mcmillan.
Miss Edna Duncan, formerly Of this
city, has opened studio in Boise, Ida,
where she will teach music. Miss Dun
can was formerly pupil of Mrs. Mar
tina Royle King and also of Miss Gratia
Flanders.
Mrs. William G. Sharp entertained
a party of fifteen at a dinner at the
Country club last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benner X Smith and
Miss Margaret Mcclure, Miss Hope
Kervin and Miss Marian Hall are back
from Brighton, where they had the
mer.
! Mrs. William A. Wetzell has returned
from the east, where she has spent the
summer with her sister, Shanna Cum
ming.
Miss Edna Shepard will entertain
afternoon in honor of Miss Mary Hal
] lOran, who will cave early in the month
for the east to re-enter school
Mrs. Henry Mundt of Portland. Ore.
who has been visiting Mrs. H. G.
Brockman, left last evening for Los
Angeles.
]. B. Adams of the forest reserve
commission at Washington, d. c.. left
yesterday for Flagstaff, Ariz.
Mrs. F. r. Stein announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Henrietta
to Joseph A. Blumberg. The marriage
will take place some time in October.
Mrs. w. Montague Ferry came down
from Brighton last evening after spend
ing the summer there.
Mrs. James A. Miner will be home
from the east tomorrow after an alb
sence of some months.
Mrs. c. r. Miller left yesterday for
Los Angeles over the Salt Lake Route
1. A. Clayton has gone to Black Rock
for stay Of a few days.
Mrs. c. w. Read Of Provo is in towr
NISlllllB nSI ulOlnST, MIS-. >. X. Inur-
man.
Mrs. Morris Sommers is here for q
few days on her way home to Denver
after spending the past two months il
California at the beaches and around
Los Angeles.
Mrs. M. c. Phillips returned yester
day afternoon from Los Angeles, aftel
spending the entire sumner there.
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Miss Mamie Peet of Alden, Ia, VIII,
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. DaviC
Hemphill, left yesterday for the west.
Mrs. NJ. y. Short and her family hav,
come down from Brighton, where they
have spent the summer.
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Miss Helen Cox and Miss Nettie d,
Werth returned yesterday from New
York, after being away nearly tive
months.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ira Cope and Miss Ion,
Cope Of Grand Junction are guests o