The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10

tea tomorrow afternoon at her apart
ments in the Bransford.
Mrs. Hardness and her daughter,
Mrs. w. g. Sharp, will entertain We'd
nesday at a luncheon at the University
club, followed the bridge.
The Twentieth Century Bridge club
viii meet Tuesday with Mrs. J. j.
Broughall
Mrs, John C. DAILY will entertain the
Sewing club on Wednesday at her
home on F street.
Jack Royle reaches home tonight
from New York and will be with his
parents, Judge and Mrs. ]. c. Royle,
short time, on his way to Nevada.
Judge and Mrs Thomas Marioneaux
and their daughter. Dorothy, are now
IL their new home at 70 z street.
$50
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Nj. Breeder are
at home now at the Fifth East hotel,
where they have taken apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McFerran Tay-
Tor are rejoicing over the arrival of
their first boy.
Mrs. F. s. Richards has gone to san
Francisco, whence she goes to Los An
geles to visit her daughter, Mrs. Harry
c. Beason.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Lyle of SIS South
Ninthk East have returned from Cali
fornid5 after a three weeks absence in
Los angeles and San Diego.
DR.. ard Mrs. Joseph Milliron an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Marjorie Alma to Herbert Stanton at
the winter home of Mrs. II. E, Dear
dorff in Los Angeles. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stantonsare at the Uliuuewaska in that
city for the present
A delightful surprise party was given
to Mrs. Frank Estlack in honor of her
birthday. Those present were Mrs. j.
Killern. Mrs. w. Schuldt. Mrs. H. Con-
nelly, Mrs. f. Brown, Mrs. J. Kluge,
Mrs. r. Sleater, Miss NJ. Sleater, Miss
3. Sleater. Mrs. A. Kohtz. Mrs. L.
Hampton.
Miss Teresa Radcliff viii entertain
at cards next Friday evening.
Mrs. w r Macks. formerly of Salt
Lake. entertained a number of her
friends last Wednesday at a luncheon
at the Wilson. The hostess was pre-
scented with a hand-decorated choco-
late set. Mrs. Thomas Holder making
the presentation for the friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Maclxs left last evening for
their home In Denver.
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Mrs. Lewis Merrill entertained yes
terday afternoon at a high tea at the
Lion house, the courses being served
by the domestic science department of
the L D. S. U. The decorations were
iouquils and yellow candles and faVors
of the bright yellow flowers were at
each place The guests were Mrs J. T
Kingsbury. Mrs. Leah Davis, Mrs. j.
F. Taylor, Mrs Edwin Sheets, Mrs
Heber sheets. Mrs. Joseph Merrill, Mrs.
F. r. Folsom. Mrs. E. ]. Kearns Mrs
F. y. Bishop. Mrs. r. L. Eddington
and Mrs P. I. Farnsworth.
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A card party will be given Tuesday
evening by the Ladies Auxiliary socie-
ty of Temple B'nai Israel at the 3. Il.
rooms.
The Sunshine Sewing club was enter
tanned by Mrs. ]. Kluge Tuesday after
noon, and luncheon was served for the
following members: Mrs. ]. Killein,
Mrs W. Schuidt. Mrs. w. Riches. Mrs.
+. Smith. ME G. Dean. Mrs. A. Kohtz,
Mrs. r. Estlack and Mrs. kheror.
A merry party of young people enter
tanned Friday evening in honor of Miss
Sadie Brady. who leaves soon with her
father 10 live in Los Angeles The
guests were Alvin Olson. Elsie Wal
luist, cIeve Gray, Herman Thcrup,
Sarah Rasmussen. Jane Fitzpatrick.
Mrs. johnson. Ethel Brady, Hazel Bra
~. Emma johnson. Hogan Hag1and.
Hattie Esterbioop, Laurence Fiksfad.
Eliza Thorup. John Neilson. Carrie |