The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-09
THE SALT LAKE HERALD: THURSDAY, AUGUST O. 1906
SOCIETY


Greene, a merchant in Mackay. She
has been a special student at the uni
versity for some time past, having
graduated previously from the Col
legiate Institute.
Mrs. d, c. Jackling entertained yes
terday at the first of series of lunch
cons in honor of her guest, Mrs. A. c.
Dickinson of Canon City, Colo. The
affair was given at the Country club.
and after the luncheon the guests en-
joyed a few games of bridge on the
veranda. The prizes were won by Mrs.
Dickinson, Mrs. j. A. Reeves and Mrs.
f. A. Hale. The other guests to meet
Mrs. Dickinson were Mrs. Won Knob
lCck, Mrs. j. c.. Landenberger, Mrs.
George Savage, Mrs. George Read, Mrs.
j. G. Lynch, Mrs. l.. l.. Downing and
Mrs. George 7. Brice. The second in
the series will be given today when the
guests will be Mrs. c. r. Pearsall,
Mrs. Robert j. Glendinning, Mrs. w.
W. Armstrong, Mrs. Adolph Baer, Miss
Minette Baer, Mrs. Karl Eilers, Mrs. r.
c. Gemmell, Mrs. Frank B. Swindler,
Mrs. William McCaskell, Mrs. Sheldon
I. Butler and Mrs. George T. Brice.
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Mrs. F. c. Richmond entertained
dozen friends yesterday at a luncheon
at the Commercial club in honor of
Mrs. George A. Snow of Chicago. The
round table was laid i'm the private din
ing room and decorated lavishly with
pink sweet peas. A large bowl filled
the center of the table and four small
Ell vases were arranged around. Maid
eEhair ferns added to the effect and
place cards showing Gibson girls were
used
Miss Marian Hall, daughter of Judge
and Mrs. w. G. Hall, entertained a few
of her young friends at a dinner last
CIV ening for Miss Isabel Mclaughlin.
The table was decorated with a basket
of sweet peas tied with green, tulle, and
place cards of Chinese postal cards
were used. The other young girls were
Miss Hope Kervin, Miss Margaret Nc
Clure, Miss Winnie Tarpey and Miss
Lucille Purefoy.
a small lake party was given last
evening in honor of Miss Helen Troth
of Denver. The affair was chaperoned
by Mrs. L. E. Lamson and Mrs. Charles
H. Stevenson, and the other guests
were Miss Lena Welby, Miss Kathleen
and Miss Louise Lamson, Horace II.
Smith, Roscoe M. Breeder and Paul w.
Stevenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Windsor V Rice, Mrs.
SCuthwell, the Misses Margaret and
Helen Rice and little Gordon and Isa-
bel are back from a trip through the
northwest and to Alaska. They have
been gone some weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie l.. Savage will
leave today for their new home i'm
Goldfield, instead of Tuesday, as an
nounced.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Thurman and
their family, formerly of Provo, have
moved to Salt Lake and are now at
Third South and Fourth East streets.
The LIE Grand Young party, about a
score strong, left yesterday for their
camp on the Weber river near Holiday
park. They will be joined later i'm the
season by William Reid and Waldemar
Young, as well as some other friends.
and altogether will be about twenty
five in number before their return.
So
Miss Marian Jones entertained a few
Of her girl friends informally last even
ing to meet Miss Helen Reed of BouI-
der, who is her guest.
Miss Pansy Anderson of Ogden is the
guest for the week of Miss Mildred OFT
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Armstrong will
entertain tonight at d lake party for
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. McEnery.
Miss Mildred Otf ap+ar+o;roa -
small luncheon on Tuesday for Miss
Hilda Craven of Omaha and the Misses
Pansy Anderson and Marilla Hunter of
Ogden.
q Mrs. Anna Israel of Chicago is the
guest of her sister Mrs. C. F. Adams.
at the Emery Holmes
Mrs. ]. A. Reeves is home from DEN
yer with her two sons
Mrs. David Keith will entertain next
Wednesday at a bridge luncheon.
Mrs. G. V. Parmalee and her BOYS
have returned from a camping trip to
the shore of Utah lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip A. Dix enter
tanned at dinner last night DR. r q
lliff. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
J. K. Bowdle and Professor and Mrs
L. NJ Gillian.
Frank b. Moore of San Francisco is
visiting his mother. Mrs d. E. Moore.
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Mrs. A. f. Eberhardt and Miss Eber-
hardt received about fifty of their
friends last evening to meet Mrs. VALID
fogel and Rolo Gray of Portland. Ore
Those assisting were Miss Olive Ferris
and Mrs. Charles Peak, Mrs. Druehl
and Miss Bernice GAY.
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DR.. w. H. Hopkins has returned from
an extensive trip through Idaho and
Wyoming Along with him in the party
were A. H. KimbalI, Walter Rivers and
Joseph Pitt and his son.
Mrs. j. w. STRAIT. wife of CAPTAIN
STRAIT at Fort Douglas, is entertaining
Mrs. Captain H. l.. KinnisOn and chill
dren, who arrived yesterday from