The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-02
SOCIETY

Despite the proximity of the Fourth
of July and the fact that most social
activities are sheIved for the warm
weather before this date, today will be
one of the busiest of the season in a
social way. Two large weddings are
scheduled for the evening, the SAINT
schi- Bassett and the Willianson-An-
dersOn affairs. In the afternoon there
are innumerable large events. of which
the tea given by Mrs. William p. Kiser
for her mother. Mrs. Chambers will be
one of the most important. Mrs. Whit
temore and Mrs. Luman and their two
young daughters, Miss June and Miss
Nettie, will be the hostesseS at ANOTHER
large tea at the Whittemore home dur
ing the afternoon hours while Mrs.
George L. Savage and Mrs. Walter G..
futile will give garden party at
Wandamere to a large number of their
friends. Mrs. Adrian c. Ellis snd Miss
Nina Rogers will be hOstesses at a
luncheon for Miss Beatrice CEeesman,
and Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Gorham will
| give a reception at their home for Rev.
Clarence T. Brown. Besides these day
! time events society will be we'll rep
resented this evening al the Sands con-
! cert, when Mrs. Lawrence Townsend
will be one of the vOcalists and a SPLEEN
did musical program will be presented.
| Miss Ruth Kingsbury will entertain a
party of twelve friends; Governor and
Mrs. John c. Cutler Will entertain an
other stall party, and Mr.. and Mrs.
David Keith third,
Mrs. William P. Plat arrived last
evening from Fortress Monroe and us
with her mother. Mrs. w. H, MOnahan,
at III c street to spend part OF the
summer.
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Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Walker took a
party of friends to Provo in their big
car on Sunday last, returning Monday
afternoon
/ Mrs. David R. Gray will leave on
Wednesday for Glenwood Springs.
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Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre will enter
tain at a dance on Friday evening at
the Mcintyre home for Miss Beatrice
| Cheesman.
| Mr.. and Mrs Louis s. Gates have re-
turned from California and are at
/ Whitehall for short time
| The Sewing club met yesterday with
Mrs. John c. Daily at her home on F
street
Miss Eta Powers will leave in about
a week for the northwest, where she
will spend "a part of the summer.
Miss Mary Craig is here from Den
yer, visiting her aunt and uncle, MI
and Mrs. Lafayette Hanchett
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Miss Eudora Daily left on Sunday for
Oakland. with her friend. Miss Mercy
Edwards, whom she will visit for some
time.
Mrs l. D. Ensign is here from Og-
den spending a few days with friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. David s. Murray have
moved and are at home at Whitehall.
| Mrs. Ad. Kuhn and her niece. Mrs
Edward WeTtheimer. were down from
Ogden yesterday, spending {he day
Mrs WertneimeT was formerly Mis-!
Selma Kuhn of Ogden and is in tn,
Junction city from St Louisi visiting
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Mrs. Florence Schaefer will give al
informal reception at her new ar
studio next Monday evening.
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DIT. and Mrs. f. E. Straup of Bling
ham are visiting friends in the city.
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Midshipman Reuben r. Smith; United
States navy. has received orders t
proceed to Puget Sound navy yard
Seattle, Wash, for duty on board thu
[. 5. 5. Nebraska.
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Roy Hughes is home from 9 stay O
several months in Europe. and Mr.. anC
Mrs. Hughes are now at home at 3
Fifth East street