The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-20
SOCIETY

| MIS-. L. =. BAILEY ana nSr daughter,
Miss Edna Bailey, entertained a large
number of their friends yesterday aft
ernoon, the affair being a delightful
musical tea given in compliment TO
Mrs Karl A. Scheid. The CHEEKY rooms
were frightened with CRATE fires. and
the stately flowers of the late autumn ,
added their brightness. In the parlOrs
tall pink and white chrysanthemums
| filed the vases, and IN the dining room
| yellow and white were used. During
the afternoon Miss Bailey sang a num-
Der of selections, among them being
AT Parting" by Rogers; THE Rose
Fable" by Hawley; Itch Liebe Dich,"
| by Grieg; "Un Doux Lien" by Delibes,
and Memberships Spring Song" Two
| instrumental numbers, also by Grteg, |
| "Poeme Erotique' and "Pappilon,"
/ were played by Miss Bailey. Mrs. r.
| c. Woodruff and Mrs. w. Montague
Ferry poured In the dining room, and |
assisting them were Miss lone Morri- !
son. Miss Mary Copley and Miss Marge
Miller.
Mrs. George a. Snow, formerly of
this city, who IS here from Chicago |
visiting her sisters, Mrs. ]. F. Grant |
and Mrs. James Fennemore, is being |
entertained at numerous small affairs /
given by her close friends.
Mrs. James z. Jennings will give a /
bridge affair Saturday afternoon for |
Mrs. H. T. Cleaver, who leaves the last |
of the month with Mr.. Cleaver to make |
their home in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cayley OF Toronto, on
tario. are going to spend the winter in |
Salt Lake and, with Miss Cayley and |
W. H Cayley, will occupy Mrs !
Keogh's house at 1874 E street Miss |
Cayley and Mrs. Cayley win be at /
home Thursdays.
George Lawrence entertained at a |
dinner Monday evening at the Uni
versity club in compliment to Professor |
ternity. The table was bright with \
golden colored chrysanthemums, and |
the guests to meet Mr.. Barrett were |
Mrs. A E. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. A. |
w. McCune, jr., Miss Rose Godin and /
Miss Savage
The dance to be given at the Country
club, which was originally planned for |
tonight, was postponed and will take |
place tomorrow evening. Only about |
fifty Of the members have Joined to-
gether for the affair.
\ r
Mrs. William p. Kiser and her small
son, Philip, have returned after a six
weeks visit in the east. Mrs. Cham
bers went on to New York to visit her
son. Lyster' for time.
The second game in the bridge tour
nament was played yesterday after
noon at the home Of Miss Edith Shear
man.
Mrs. Fred U. Leonard will entertain /
. y ~sr1ar IL.
The Twentieth Century club met yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
James Ivers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George z. Wallace will
entertain tonight at dinner for Mr.
and Mrs. Karl A. scheid.
Mr.. and Mrs, Howard S. Stowe enter
tanned at dinner last evening in cele-
bratiOn of the anniversary Of the es-
Establishment Of the Stowe & Palmer
firm
The CleOfan meets today with Mrs.
Frank Roberts. Mrs. Roberts will be
chairman OF the day, and the reading
will be from THE Tanning of the
Shrew."
Miss Nora Gleason has removed her
studio from First South street and is at
81 State street.
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Mrs Ferdinand J. Fabian entertains
at a luncheon on Friday for Mrs.
Scheid.
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Professor and Mrs. L. A. Ostien, for
merly OF Logan, are now settled in
their new home at Rinoon Antonio.
OaXaca, MEXICO.
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Mrs. ]. H. Young and her two little
daughters are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth c. Kerr at Riverside, Cal.
The Daughters of the Pioneers will
hold a meeting in the Lion House to- {
day at o'clock. The session will be
largely a reminiscent one.
Mrs. B. A. NJ. Froiseth returned YES s
terday TO Logan. She has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Perkins 8
The art fancy work section of the :
Ladies' Aid society of the First Pres
byterian church will meet at o'clock 8
today with Mrs. r. E. McConaughy at
1919 East Second South street
MISS NORA GLEASON