The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-19
SOCIETY

Mrs. James f. Jennings entertained
again yesterday at a bridge tea in COM
pliment to Mrs. Roscoe NJ. Breeder,
one of the spring brides. Eleven ia
bles of bridge were played and many
more friends dropped in later for tea.
The hostess was assisted by her mother
and sisters, Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Walter
Jennings and Mrs. Badger. and by Mrs.
l.. L, Terry. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Breeder, Miss Leila Stingley, Mrs.
George Airs, Mrs. George Moore, Mrs.
| Tiernan, Mrs. T. f. McGurrin, Mrs.
Robert c. Gemmell. Mrs. Sam Porter,
Mrs. o. X. Lewis. Mrs. W. c. Alexan-
der, Mrs. James Sadler and Miss Jas
mine Young.
Mrs. John f. Woodward of Fort
| Douglas, entertained yesterday at a
luncheon, followed by bridge in COM
pliment to Mrs. Howard r. Perry, of
Logan. The luncheon was served at
seven small tables and following the
game prizes were awarded 10 Mrs.
Perry, Mrs. McCleave and Miss Evelyn
Thomas. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Hector D. Lane. The guests were
mostly the ladies of the garrison with a
few friends from town:
Mrs. NJ. a. Breeder and Mrs. a. D. +.
! INtN iiuIuS VIII entertain tile daughters
of the COnfederacy this afternoon in
honor of their mother, Mrs. S. Nj. Day,
at the Breeder home on South State
| street.
Major and Mrs. Allen VI Smith will
leave the post for san Francisco with
/ in a few weeks. the major being or
dered to sail June from that port for
the Philippines. Major and Mrs. Smith
have been with the regiment since it's
arrival at Fort Douglas and had eX-
pected to sail with the officers the
early part of August.
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| Mrs. Thomas Kesrns left on Wednes-
day to join her children for the summer
at the Kedrns ranch near Santa Rosa,
California. Mr.. Kearns left the same
day for a short business trip to New
York and will join the family later for
a part of the summer.
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The current events and literature
section Of the Ladies' Literary club will
meet at the usual hour this afternoon
nual election only one topic will be
presented, Luther Burbank as a
Scientist" by Mrs. Field. There will
be caucus of the entire club imme-
diately following this meeting at 4
o'clock TO cast an informal ballot for
the officers Of the club for next year.
The nominating committee consists of
Mrs. w. W. An1ess, Mrs. John A. Cow
an and Mrs. r E. McConaughy-
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Mrs. John A. Marshall. Mrs Kirkpat-
rick and the Misses Kirkpatrick will
be the hostesses this afternoon at a tea
from till Z O'Clock. at the Marshall
home, to meet Mrs. Walter Stone, of
/ GOldfield. The Marshall family will
close their home on Fifth East street
shortly after and leave town for the
summer.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Frank II. Bur
ton entertained number of their
, friends at the garrison at an informal
evening affair for Mrs. Howard r.
Perry, of Logan, who is d guest at the
Lockwood home at Fort Douglas.
Miss Kathryn S. Little, the second
daughter of Mrs. r. E. Little, and
Franklin Moyle We're married yester-
, day at noon. and left later in the day
for trip to New York and to the
jamestown exposition. They will re-
turn within a month and will make
their home here.
At the Utopia club on Wednesday
afternoon Mrs. J. w. Houston, Mrs.
H. \. Whitney and Mrs. W. d. DOnO-
her were the prize winners, the club
meeting with Mrs. Pauline Sands at
157 North State street.
Mrs. James Ivers entertained the
. Twentieth Century Card club at her
home yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. O. a. Whittemore. of Denver.
who has spent The past winter in Los
Angeles, has returned and is a guest
street. Mrs. Whittemore is the sister
of Mrs. Thomas Weir.
Mrs. r. :. Joyce. of ogden. is visiting
Mrs. E. NJ. Allison.
Miss Bess Chandler. of Bingham. is
visiting friends in the city.
{ Mrs benjamin Hampton. of Park
City, is the guest of Miss Addie Hamp-
ton.
4 DR.. and Mrs. r. c. Smedley. OF
= Bingham. leave today for New York,
whence they sail for a years stay
abroad.
Mrs. \. II. Godbe and her children
will leave the first Of the month for
Long Beach to spend the summer.
the end of next week for Sacramento
to spend a few weeks with friends
there.
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Mrs W. VI. Mainland has returned
after q stay Of five months in Pasa-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Narian. of Weiser,
Idaho, are receiving the congratula-
lions of their salt Lake friends over
the arrival Of a laughter.
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Mrs. W. II. Bird, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Sterling. OF
! Portland, Oregon, has returned Tues
day evening
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: Mrs. Sol Siegel left Monday for the
east. She will spend the summer at
2 Atlantic City and Baltimore
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Mrs. II. r. Perry. who has been the
guest Of Colonel and Mrs. Lockwood
for a week past, leaves today for her
! home in Logan.
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Mrs. H c. Edwards entertained the
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