The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-11

ing on the coast, will be the vocalist
at the Universalist church in Pasadena
this morning.
Miss Jennie Pickering has gone to
Oakley, Ida, to visit Mrs. W. Brinton
for two weeks.
Miss Alice Balm and Agnes Mounteer
leave today to spend a few days at
Pharaoh's Glen, where they join the
rest of their party who have been
there for some time.
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Miss Marie Carson has just returned
from a visit in Goldfield, New, where
she has been visiting with her father,
j. E. Carson, who has mining inter
ests there.
Miss Pearl Branch entertained Miss
Marie Thomas. Miss Annie Parsons
and Miss Natalie Thomas at a pink
and white luncheon Thursday.
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A. B. Gibson of 1119 Third avenue
left last week for Long Beach, Cal, to
join his family, who are spending the
summer there.
Mrs. Peter Gillespie and little daugh-
ter are at home after a three weeks
visit in Denver.
Miss Mamie Parry has gone to
Brighton for stay of two weeks with
friends. Miss Mary Pickering will join
her later.
Mrs. James Dietrich, formerly Miss
Beatrice Sells, is here from Seattle Wis
| ittng her mother. Mrs. Elijah Sells, on
Eleventh East street.
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| Mrs. Shepard A. Benson, formerly of
/ this city, leaves today for her home in
Denver, after a visit of week here.
/ Mrs. Pauline Sands is now at home
at No. Miller flats.
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! Mrs. Leroy Palmer has returned to
/ her home after a visit with Mrs. Clint
B. Leigh.
Miss Aurania Ellerbeck left Wednes-
day for Catalina, to spend a short time
with her college fraternity before re-
/ entering Stanford.
X
/ Mrs. A. H. Snow and her sister, Miss
Gaylord, leave today for Denver on
| short visit.
Miss Lillian Cameron and Miss An
ME Nordvan are spending a few weeks
at Wasatch.
/ D. p. Simmons has returned after a
trip through Idaho lasting some weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. n. n. Young will leave
Tuesday evening for Rexburg, Ida, to
| spend fortnight with Mrs. James
Sharp.
Miss Bess Mcmillan has gone to
Brighton to visit for a time with the
| F. J. Fabian family.
Miss Grace Nelson expects to leave
during the week for the coast to spend
a few weeks.
Miss Annie Parsons entertained de-
/ lightfully Tuesday evening at a china
shower in honor of Miss Pearl Branch.
whose marriage takes place Sept. 3.
The brides colOTs. pink and white,
were used exclusively throughout, the
decorations being hearts and horse
shoes, and the favors tiny pink and
| white silk bags of rice. Prizes were
won by Miss Daisy Wonnacott and
Miss Lois Wallace.
A number of the girl friends of Miss
Irene Done planned a surprise for her
| Friday evening, when a delightful
supper was arranged in Liberty park
The long table seating just nineteen
girls was decorated with sweet peas
and pansies, and following the supper
the early evening was spent on the
lawn. The girls present were Misses
| Mona Wilcox. Juliet Convey, Mary
Bridge. Emily Hardy, Eva Stevenson,
Lee Robinson, Alice Hardy, Addie
Fletcher, Jeanette Yundt, Florence
Robinson, Gay Clawson, Pearl Bailey,
Allie Fletcher, Mabel Cutler, Ruby
Smith, FlOssie Elggren, Sue Smith.
Esther Davis and Kate Gabbott
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Edwards and their
son and daughter will leave tomorrow
for Denver. where they will spend a
few days.
X X x
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Vail have gone
to the Hermitage i'll Ogden canyon for
d short outing.
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