The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-20

SOCIETY

Mrs. E. r. Harvey entertained about
score of young people last evening
at a lawn party for her guest, Miss
Ruby Harvey. The verandas and
grounds were hung with japanese Ian
terms, and strings of lights were sus-
Tended across the lawns. In the house
quantities of flowers decorated the
rooms The hostess was assisted by
Mrs H. J. Schultz and Miss Lenore
Sampson.
Miss Lucille Clark entertained about
forty young friends last evening at the
lake at a supper and dance in compli-
ment to Miss Metzger of San Fran
cisco and Miss Simon, who are guests
of Mrs. Jacob Moritz. The young peo-
pie went out on the 7 o'clock train and
after a supper served at the resort,
enjoyed the dancing. The affair was
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ.
Hamilton.
j. A. McCaskell entertained a num-
| Der of friends last evening a dinner
and dance at the Country club, in hon
or of his two counsins Mr.. Keogh and
Mr.. Gallagher of Omaha. The large
oblong table was lavishly decorated
with flowers and covers were laid for
thirty. Following the dinner an or
chestra furnished a fine program of
dance music.
Miss Florence Allen will entertain a
number of her girl friends this after
noon with a talk on Schumann. Miss
Allen has spent the past year in Cleve-
land as musical critic on the Plain
Dealer, and two years prior to that
time she was on the Musical Courier
as its Berlin correspondent.
| The hostesses at the Country club
today will be Mrs. Lawrence Town
send, Mrs. p. c. Thompson, Miss
YvOnne Townsend and Miss Ruth
| Kingsbury. There will be the usual
table d'hote dinner and dancing in the
evening with all the informalities of
| the afternoon.
The Misses Mildred and Bess Nc
| MILAN. Gennie Duffie and Ethelyn
Gardner left yesterday morning for
Park City TO spend two days visiting
the mines is the guests of Gordon Nc
MILAN.
Miss Louise Spencer, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Spencer, will leave
next week for Los Angeles, and will go
later to Santa Barbara to visit her
aunt.
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Lyster Chambers, who has spent the
/ past few months with the Kiser fam
| lily, will leave some time next week for
New York TO accept a theatrical en-
| gagement.
| Mrs. T. G. Odell will leave today with
her baby for Brighton. where she will
spend the better part of the summer.
| Mrs. L. Hyams of New York is here
| to spend a part of the summer with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Phil
lips. on East Second South street.
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Mrs Harold Russell and her little
daughter. Lorna. have arrived from
New York and will spend the remain
der of the summer with the Dwyer
| family.
Miss Jennie Wymond of Kentucky
/ will be the guest of honor at a dinner
| at the Country club tonight to be Civ
en- by Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bamberger.
Miss Stella Fabian will be the host
ess tonight at a dinner at the Country
| club
Professor Andrew Mclaughlin of
Ann ArboT, brother of the late David
Mclaughlin, who has been in Salt
Lake for some time, has returned to
| his home.
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| Mrs. E. B. Critchlow and her family
will go to Brighton today to occupy
/ their cottage.
DR.. W. A. McEnery, Miss McEnery
/ and Miss Isabel Mclaughlin, left early
in the week for their home in San
| Francisco.
Mrs. D. Elliott Kelly and her chill
dren will leave tomorrow for Brighton,
| to be away the rest of the summer.
Ralph f. HOag of the Utah National
bank of Ogden, accompanied by his
daughter. Katherine, spent yesterday
in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond s. Mason
are spending the summer on the At
/ lantic coast, Mrs. Mason having great
| ly improved in health since her eastern
trip.
Mrs. H. y. Mayo and her children go
| to Los Angeles next week to spend
some time.
Mrs. VIII G. Crabbe of Washington,
/ D. c., is visiting Mrs. A. H. Crabbe.
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DR.. NJ. A. Hughes and family will
spend the next two weeks at Upper
Falls, Provo canyon.
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