The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-23


| Miss Myrtle Reilly entertained yes
! terday afternoon at cards in honor of
Mrs. Edward Z. Nelson. a bride who
has recently come to this city to make
her home. About seventy-five friends
were present and the game of hearts
was played. The home was bright
with spring colors, daffodils and violets
being used. Tiny hatehets tied with
the national colors were the tallies.
Judge o. W. Powers will give a pa
triotic address at the Ladies' Literary
club this afternoon and Mrs. Charles
G. Plummer will sing THE Flag With
out a Stain" The Ladies chorus of
the club under the direction of Mrs.
William A Wetzell will sing 1.-The Sol
diers' Chorus" from Faust and the club
will be served following the pro-
gramme.
The hop at the post this evening will
be under the management of the bach
elor officers, who will be assisted in re-
ceiving by Colonel and Mrs. B. G.
Lockwood Major and Mrs. Allen M.
Smith and Captain and Mrs. S. D.
Sturgis.
Mrs. Martha RoyIe King has been
| invited to give a lecture recital before
the Utah Sorosis of Provo on Women
/ Composers" on the evening OF their
anniversary, March 7. The lecture VIII
be illustrated with both pictures and
compositions.
/ Mrs. F. W. Hayt OF Park City is the
guest for short time Of Mrs. j. NJ.
Dart Mrs. Dart will spend next week
in Park City with Mrs. Hayt.
Mrs. E. B. smedley of Bingham is i'll
the city visiting Mrs. ]. B. Graham.
Mrs. ]. B. Glass, Miss Jennie Glass
and Glenn Glass of Los Angeles. Cal,
have been spending a few days in our
/ city and are being entertained by their
many old-time friends. They will leave
tomorrow for their home.
Mrs. Archibald P Reid is in town
from Springville. where she has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert
Richards and is with Miss Edith Ma
guire at 1913 Eleventh East street.
Miss Blanche Kimban entertained a
number of her friends last evening at
a bridge party for Mrs. William G.
| Sharp and Mr.. T. B. Davis. Eight ia
DlSS WSAS AA4ON IN P>S
The Canadian society viii give a
dance at the Ladies Literary club this
evening.
Miss Florence Grant has gone to
Park City to spend few days with
Mrs. Jean Hampton.
Miss Helen buckingham entertains
at a luncheon today at the Bucking-
| ham home in honor Of her guest, Miss
Blanche Waterman:
Mrs. Elmer B. Jones has issued invi-
tations for a buffet luncheon to be
given today.
Mrs. Robert Hardness and her
daughters, Mrs w. G. Sharp and Mrs.
Thomas B. Lewis. give luncheon to-
day at the Alta club.
Miss Edith Sherman entertains to-
day at bridge tea
Mrs. Mary E. Gflmer will be in the
city the last of the next week to spend
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gilmer.
Mrs Edward Duncan and Miss Edna
Duncan. formerly of this city, are in
town Tor q SMUT NlSiI Win anu
Mrs. A. c. Smith on their way TO the
coast.
Miss Hattie Seley of Pocatello is in
town visiting with the Misses Reilly
at their home on Third East street
/
Mrs. Jack Jevne Of Los Angeles is
in town and will be the guest for a few
months Of her sister, Mrs. David ;.
Murray.
Miss Eugenia Miller went to Chey-
enne last evening to be the guest OF
friends there for short time BEFORE
returning 10 her home in Fresno.
Miss Ada Wing of Cincinnati spent
Wednesday in the city on her way
home from California.
Mrs. Wilbur W. Flagg gave a lunch
con today at the Kenyon in honor OF
her sister, Mrs. Jack" Jevne of Los
Angeles.
Mrs. William z. Fife entertained a
marty of eight friends at matinee
party yesterday for Miss Eugenia
Miller.
The Daughters of the Revolution held
their annual reunion at II o'clock yes
terdav morning in the office of the
Woman's Exponent in the Templetor
building.
Miss Mary Kimban entertained few
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