The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-25
SOCIETY

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Mrs. Fred Dern entertained again yes
| terday at bridge, the affair being the
first of which was given on Tuesday in
honor of Mrs. E. c. Parsons The house
was beautifully decorated, the dining
room showing American Beauty roses and
ing room pink chrysanthemums At the
Tuesday party Mrs. Dern was assisted
by Mrs. Sam Porter and Mrs. w. D.
Donoher. and at that given yesterday
Mrs. w. II. Cunningham and Mrs. c.
W. Fifield poured. Six tables were filled
with the players each day and prizes
were awarded to the winner at each ta-
BILE.
Plans were about completed yesterday
and the date set for the big charity ball
to be given in aid of the Hospital Aid
society. The time is Nov. 8 and the
place the Salt Lake theatre. There will
at 1870 at the Y. NJ. C. A, and this
meeting is open. not alone to members
OF the society, but 10 all who are inter-
ested in the charitable work the society
is doing
Karl Scheid entertained a party of
twelve last evening at the Orpheum in
honor of DR.. and Mrs. Robert Walter
Glendinning, who are in the city for a
short stay on their wedding trip. Fol-
lowing the play a supper was served at
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on Saturday for Chihuahua, Mexico.
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Miss Beatrice Cheesman has issued in
yttations for a Halloween dance, to be
given next Wednesday evening at the old
J. r. Walker home on South Main street.
On the Friday evening following a party
of the younger boys, including Morton
Gheesman; Harold Peck Alfred siegel,
win Richardson, will also give a dance
for the younger boys and girls.
Mrs. Hugh L. Thomas entertained a
few of her friends yesterday afternoon at
bridge, the prize winners being Mrs.
Ledyard NJ Bailey and Mrs Z. g. Bel
den.
A dinner was given in honor of the
eightieth birthday of c. NJ. Plant at his
home last evening. Relatives and near
pleasant evening. Mrs. w. T. Goshen of
Grand Junction. Colo, was present.
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Miss Alta johnson sails Saturday from
Hoboken. \. j., on the North German
Lloyd line for Europe
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Major NJ. A. Breeder is expected back
today from Ocean Park. where he went
to accompany Mrs. Breeder and the chill
dren. r. NJ Breeder and Marshall will
go down some time next month TO spend
fortnight or SO with their mother.
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Mrs. Fred Baker of Everett. Wash. is
! expected in the city next week to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Ferry.
Miss Mary Kimball entertains today at
q luncheon at the Kimball on Sixth East
| street.
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Mrs. j. F. Grant has returned after a
! ter days visit with friends in Ogden.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Speckart and Mrs
Sam Schwab of Provo spent yesterday in
the city visiting.
| Mrs. Pauline Sands has just returned
| from a visit of some weeks with friends
| in Payette. Ida. and is at home at So
East First North street.
| Miss Spalding will issue invitations
| shortly for a tea to be given early next
| week TO meet Miss Edith r. BeIlam.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Blunck and the
Misses Dora and Dorothy Blunck are at
! the Whitehall for short stay with
| friends.
| Miss Martha Brown left last evening
| for Los Angeles to spend some time with
| friends
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Elliott Kelley will be
| at home after this week at $50 East First
South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Walker will en-
terrain at a dinner this evening at their
/ apartments in the Louise where they are
at home for the winter.
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| Mrs. Windsor V Rice entertains to-
| day at a bridge tea in honor Of Mrs. w.
| G. Sharp.
Mrs. Clint B. Leigh will entertain at
| a box party this afternoon at the Or
| pheum in honor OF Mrs. A. B. Ray
mOnd.
Mrs. w. W, Ritter and daughter May
! have arrived from New York, where they
have spent a few weeks since landing
| from their European trip.
Mrs. Nellie NJ. Wall and daughter Bes-
| sic OF Los Angeles. are visiting Mr.. and
| Mrs. Bernard o. Mecklenburg and Miss
| Kathryn Wall of 67 F street.