The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-25
SOCIETY

Mrs. Charles Read entertained the
Pan Hellenic society yesterday after
noon at her home on o street in honor
of Mrs. j. c. E. King, who is Delta
Gamma of the University of Wiscon-
sin. The guests were members of ia
nous sororities only, the others to meet
Mrs. King being Miss Clara 1. Col
burne. a Kappa Alpha Theta of Bur-
lington college; Mrs. NJ. L. Richie
and Mrs. Howard Lawson of the same
sorority; Miss Mabel Corbin, Miss
Ethel Paul, Mrs. L. E. Arnold, Miss
Mary Copiey, Pi Beta Phi of Knox col
lege, and Mrs. A. j. Gorham and Miss
Carrie Sappington, Kappa Kappa
Gamma of Stanford, and Miss Claire
Ellerbeck, a Delta Gamma of Stanford.
Miss Ellerbeck assisted her sister in
serving.
Mrs. A j. Hosmer was the hostess
yesterday morning at breakfast Civ
en- in honor of Mrs. ]. c. E. King at
the Alta club. The round table was
laid in the red dining room, and dec
orations of pink chrysanthemums were
used. The friends to meet Mrs. King
were Mrs. Morris L. Richie, Mrs.
Charles L. Rood. Mrs. o. H. Kister,
Mrs. w. r. Wightman. Mrs. c. E.
Richards, Mrs. Adolph T. Vollmer and
MIS- oOiAi lam
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Mrs. William c. Jennings will con-
tinue the course of art lectures to the
seniors and juniors at Rowland Hall
with the fourth in the series to be
given this afternoon. Miss Clara l.
Colburne is giving a series of lectures
to the academic department of her re-
cent travels.
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The Ladies' Literary club will meet
this afternoon at the usual hour.
Charles L. Rood will read a pa
per on THE Land of the Sphinx.
Mrs Martha Royle King will be the
vocalist and Miss Rowena Korns VIII
give a piano number.
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Thomas Weir will give talk thls
evening in the Sunday school rooms
Of the First Presbyterian church on
''Glimpses of the Northland- Inc
lecture is for the benefit of the organ
fund, and Professor George E. Shelton
will play some mgSkal selections
Ex-Mayor <Thompson and Mrs.
Thompson have gone to Boston Tor d
stay of a few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence G. Dresser
are at home for the present at 3S1
Eighth East street
Mrs. James Sharp and her daush-
ter Chloe have returned from Rex
burg. Ida, and will shortly be at home
at us First avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Gallagher will
move about Nov. l, and will be at
home at 80 L street.
Mrs. f. Myers left yesterday at noon
for Philadelphia, to be away some
time.
Miss Edna Bevington of Sioux City,
Ia. will be the guest of Miss Daisy
Savage next week.
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Miss Lena Hague entertained the
College club last evening, in honor of
Mrs. ]. c. E. King.
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Mrs Orson Howard entertains this
afternoon at the first of two after
noon affairs at her home on First av-
enue and S street.
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Miss Florence Hum of Des Moines
Ia, is the guest for a few days of Miss
Mabel Corbin at Rowland Hall.
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Mrs Ledyard NJ Bailey will give a
luncheon Wednesday, Nov. 6. for Mrs
Karl a. Scheid.
Miss Louise Putnam, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Knox Bodel
in Montrose, Colo, is home again with
her mother.
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st. Marks guild will give banquet
this evening for the choirmaster Karl
Scheid.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Wright and
daughter. lola, return to Nephi after
visit of ten days with Mr.. and Mrs
J. II. Witbeck.
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Mrs. w. A. Rhodes has gone on
visit to her mother and her home
folks at Crofford county, Illinois.
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Mrs. Lee Jones entertains this after
noon at a Kensington for twelve
friends.