The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-25
SOCIETY

Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Dustan received in
formally. last evening in compliment to
Rev. and Mrs. Clarence T. Brown, for
merly of this city. Pink and white asters
graced the parlOrs and hail. while dahlias
decorated the library. In the dining room
nasturtiums alone were used, and here
number of the young girls of the church
assisted. Mr.. and Mrs. Dustan were as
sisted in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs. A. ].
Gorham- The hours were from til. II.
and several hundred friends of DR.. and
Mrs. Brown called during the evening.
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Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux was the host
ess yesterday afternoon at bridge tea
at the Country club, at which about thir
ty of her friends We're entertained Six
tables of bridge were played, the tables
being arranged on the veranda. Later tea
was served in the large dining room.
where Mrs. Ledyard VI. Bailey poured,
and the Misses Vera Edwards, Elsie Nc
Millen and Dorothy MariOneaux assisted.
Mrs. c. Ira futile, Mrs. S. w. Morrison,
Mrs. NJ. L. Richie, Mrs. Elmer Darling
and Mrs. C. II. Blanchard.
Mrs Emmett Moore and Miss Margaret
Finnegan entertained yesterday afternoon
at the Moore home on Eleventh East
street Seven tables of 500 were Played,
and prizes were won by Mrs. j. H. Nc
A1ilen and Mrs. Percy Brown. The house
was decorated with great sprays of as
paragus fern with red berries. Thirty
friends were present
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The music section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club will meet this morning for the
opening session of the season. The COM
poser to be studied is Edward MacDow-
| ell and the ladies in charge are Mrs. w.
T. James and Miss Lena Hague.
The marriage of Miss Sigrid Peterson
and B. o. Carl will take place this even
| ing. The wedding will be quiet one,
and the young people will leave immedl-
ate.y after for trip to the northwest
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The marriage of Miss Hattie Whitney
and Sidney Saville will take place today
| in the Salt Lake temple. A reception
| this evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. G. Whitney will follow the event.
Mrs. George w. Rose and her little
daughter, accompanied by Miss Gertrude
McGrath and their uncle, j. E. Paine,
will be here the last of the week, and
will be the guests of Mrs. William Nc
Grath on Second street.
The marriage of Miss Claire Pratt FL
| dredge and Walter Scott Weller will take
| place today in the temple, and will be fol-
| lowed this evening by a reception at the
/ Weller home, 36 East Seventh South
| street.
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Major and Mrs. Myton are now at home
at 957 First street.
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Mrs. Thorpe is here from Chicago Wis
/ iting her daughter, Mrs. E. A. Wedg-
wood, at the Canning apartments.
Mrs. S Pischel of Chicago has come to
spend some time with her son, William
Pischel and Mrs. Pisehei.
Charles Post is here from Denver, after
an absence of some three months on
business.
DR. E A Trip has gone to Long
| Beach to join Mrs. Trip and Lawrence
They viii return together early next
week.
The Misses Alice and Mary Wall,
daughters of Colonel and Mrs. E. A.
WALL will leave Friday evening for the
east and will re-enter Mount Vernon
academy in Washington.
Paul Boise and Ralph Brown viii leave
today for HOughtOn, Mich, to enter the
school Of mines there.
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Mrs Martha Royle King will move her
studio the first of the month to 46 South
/ Main street.
Mrs. J. NJ. Bowman entertains today at
a luncheon.
visiting Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Greenwood
at their home on First street
!
| been visiting her sister, Mrs. Hewett, for
some two weeks, left Monday for her
home
Mrs William II. Dale will entertain at
a luncheon tomorrow at her apartments
on North Temple street.
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/ The Ladies' Aid society of the First
! Baptist church will meet at the home of
| Mrs. ]. l. White, 314 X street, at 2;S
| o'clock Thursday afternoon.
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| E H. Dorman returned home Monday
from Cincinnati, where he has spent the
past two weeks with his parents. Mrs.
DOrman and daughter, Margaret, VIII re-
main in the east for several weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Kershaw jr., entertained
a party of friends last evening in honor
of Mrs. Minnie Finkeblurg of Arkansas
CITY Kan. The rooms were decorated
with autumn flowers. Music was fea-
tuTe of the evening.