The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-03
SOCIETY

Mrs. j. Fred Odell entertained a few
friends at bridge. yesterday afternoon
Tor Miss Kate kanters. who Is q guest
at the Howatt home. Three tables were
filled with the players and prizes were
won by Mrs L. &. Parsons and Mrs.
Louis Schoppe. The other guests 20
meet Miss kanters were Mrs Heber
M. Wells, Mrs. w. w. Armstrong, Mrs.
c. E. Mccullough, Mrs. c. r. Alley,
Mrs. Elbridge Thomas, Mrs. Sam Por-
ter, Mrs. Fred Dern. Mrs. Ray Walker.
Mrs Arthur Shepherd. Miss Jane Odell,
Miss Jane Howatt and Mrs. ]. z. Gal
igher.
The LeGrande Young family will
leave next Wednesday for their sum-
mer outing on the Weber river. They
will take along a large party of friends,
among whom will be the members of
the family, Miss Alton Young, Miss
Jasmine Young, LeGrande Young, jr.,
Mrs. Kenneth c. Kerr and her children,
Mrs. William Reid and her children,
Miss Cecilia Sharp, Miss Edna Evans,
M. NJ. Young, Dave Tarpey and Hugh
Tarpey. They will be away about a
month and will be Joined by other par
ties frequently.
A party consisting of Mrs. Charles
G. Plummer, Mrs. Clarence Post, Miss
Ethel Nettleton, Miss Beth Ward, Miss
Olive Ferris, Miss Rachel Ure and Miss
Abbie Herman, will leave Sunday even
ing for Mrs. Plummer's cottage at
Brighton TO spend a week.
The new dance hall and skating rink
at lakewood will be opened tonight
with a dance, to which Colonel and
Mrs Edwin F. Holmes have invited
great many of their friends.
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The Misses Caroline and Florence
Harrison are in Provo canyon, guests
of the NeWmans at their camp.
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Mrs. Viola Pratt Gillette writes that
she is likely to come here during the
autumn with her new company, THE
Girl and the Bandit" which she has
purchased and which is now playing
in Atlantic City.
Robert Foster and his mother, Mrs.
Lee Foster of Butte, passed through
the city yesterday on their way to Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Maud Slater and her daughter
Edna, of Ballarat, Australia, arrived in
the city yesterday to be the guest for
some time of her sister Mrs. I. L.
Newman. She will Join the Newman
party in their camp up Provo canyon
next Sunday morning.
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Burns Macdonald, formerly of this
city and now of Denver, wing has been
in San Francisco on a business trip,
is in town for few days.
Iaa1-a Iata An
September for a special course in libra
ny methods in Pittsburg.
Colonel and Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes
entertained a few friends at dinner at
lakewood last evening, their guests
being Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Harris and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Evans.
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Miss Cecilia Sharp has gone to Rex
burg for a visit of a few days with
her mother.
Miss Jennie Gray and Miss Aileen
Gray leave tomorrow for Wasatch to
spend a short time.
Miss Carrie Atkins will entertain
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Pearl Weller gives a luncheon
TOMORROW DIT 1NICn y
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Mrs. ]. F. Grant entertains a small
bridge party this morning in honor of
her sister, Mrs. George A. Snow of
Chicago.
Joseph Young will leave Saturday
morning with Mrs. Young and son, Lee,
for Portland, to be gone several weeks.
Mrs. James Anderson of California is
visiting Mrs. Hugh Anderson.
George Petit of Denver and Miss
SaIlie B. Durham of Los Angeles were
married Aug. in st. Marks cathedral
by Rev. Murray At present they are
stopping at the Knutsford, but they
intend to leave shortly on an extended
trip to southern California.
Mrs. w c. Coulson entertained in
formally at 500 yesterday afternoon at
her home 81 East First South street, in
honor of her guest, Miss Laura Craw-
ford os Pueblo. There were twenty
four guests Prizes were Won by Mrs.
w. c Schoemaker and Mrs. Frederick
COulSOn.