The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-06
SOCIETY

Mrs. Edwin Kimball, Miss Mary
kimball and Miss Rose Hartwell will
entertain this evening at an informal
musicale at the Kimball home oil; Sixth
East street, at which q number of mu-
sicians will assist.
Mrs. L. L. Terry Will entertain the
Bridge club this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. N. Stafford. who
have been visiting here and in Provo
for some time past, left last evening
for their home in Cleveland.
Mrs Thomas Benton Hunter viii be
here within a short time to spend the
Christmas holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Hale.
Mrs. NJ. B. Whitney is back from
Provo, where she has spent the past
two weeks.
The marriage of Miss Mona Banks TO
Melvin D. Peterson took place yester-
day at noon in the Salt Lake temple.
and was followed by a wedding supper
last evening to the members of the
family and immediate relatives at the
home of the brides parents in the Eme-
ry-HOlmes. The young people left in,-
mediately after for their home at 9lS
brigham street.
Mrs. Oscar L. Cox entertained about
thirty of her friends yesterday at a
morning Kensington and buffet lunch
con at her home on Capitol hill.
Mrs Sheldon l.. Butler entertained d
party of friends at a supper last even
| ing following the play. in compliment to
Robert Kelly of 1.-The College Widow"
company.
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| Miss Anna Mccormick had a few
friends in to play bridge yesterday, to
meet Miss Laura Sherman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. i. Adams enter
tanned a party of friends at the play
Tuesday evening.
Miss Jean Spencer had number of
her girl friends in yesterday afternoon
at an informal KensingtOn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford r. Pearsall en-
| tertained at box party Tuesday even
ing to see THE College Widow" their
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth C.
Kerr and Miss Jasmine Young.
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Mrs. John Reed will leave tomorrow
for her home in Denver. having spent
the past two months mere with friends.
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Miss Harriet Cohn will be back today
from her European trip, but Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Cohn and the Misses Edna
and Sylvia will remain in New YorI
till about the middle OF the month.
Mrs. Hugh Park and Mrs. G. II. Me-
Mahon are in town for stay of q few
days from the Canyon Crest farm.
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: party at the Orpheum Friday after
noon.
: Mr.. and Mrs. O. D. Banks announc,
, the marriage of their youngest daugh
ter, Orma, to Fred c. Bassett jr. Mr.
and Mrs. Bassett will make their homt
with Mr.. and Mrs. Banks at No. i
Emery Holmes.
The Ladies' Aid rcciety of the Firs
Presbyterian church will open its ba
zaar this evening with dinner at tn
. church. The regular fair. with booth
and stands for their wares. will follow
2 Mr.. and Mrs NJ. II. Walker will e
to the farm on Friday, taking Il fey
. friends with them, to remain over Sun
day.
t Mrs. F. r. Steele of Lehi is in tow
visiting Miss Jane Howatt.
Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Wood are in Chi
{ cago, where they will remain for
month or SO.
The Plate club met yesterday wit
o Mrs. H. A. Hutchins.
Mrs Charles Nelson of Ogden is /
town spending a few days
i Mrs A L. Castleman of Bingham
in the city visiting Mrs. -. II. Lash
Z brook.
The annual meeting of the JEWS
Relief society will be held in the Il.
: lodge room at 2:30 today.
f G. w McElvaney has returned to De
| Lamar. New, after a short visit wit
c his wife and babe at Bingham juno
> ton
Miss Jessie Anderson leaves for Sa
Francisco this morning to be gone tw
e weeks.
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