The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-17

The big bridge tournament which
will take up one afternoon each week
for the next two months, has been def
nitely arranged. and the second meet
ing will take place Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Miss Edith Sherman.
The games will be played between Mrs
William G.. Sharp and Mrs. Charles
Post, Mrs Arthur Bird and Miss Kath-
crime Judge, Mrs. g. w. Fifield and
Mrs. David S. Murray. Mrs. ]. p. Me-
geath and Mrs. r. j. Glendinning, Miss
Katherine Williams and Mrs. A. V.
Calaghan, Miss Marie Bancroft and
Miss Maud Thorne. Miss Edith Shear
man and Miss Ida Hanauer, Mrs. Ash
D. Cleveland and Mrs. F. ]. Fabian.
A subscription dance 70 be known as
hard times" party will be held at
the Country club Thursday evening
The event was first announced for
Wednesday evening, and word of the
postponement was given out yesterday.
Just fifty people are expected, and the
dance viii begin at . o'clock.
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Mrs. Union Worthington and her
small son, Hood. and her father, w. F.
Cotton, will be back the middle of the
week. Mr.. Cotton has been spending
some TIME abroad. and Mrs. Worth
return. has been visiting friends in
Philadelphia.
Mr., and Mrs. Morton ]. Cheesman
and Mrs, A. +. Walker left yesterday
for the east. Mrs. Walker will visit
Lieutenant and Mrs. Campbell at Fort
Dupont in New Jersey. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Cheesman will sail for Europe
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Mr.. and Mrs. Benner Y. Smith en-
tertained few friends at . dinner last
evening for MI and Mrs. John NJ. Zane
of Chicago. formerly favorites in Salt
Lake society. who are here visiting
Judge and Mrs. C. S. Zane.
The newly-formed card club which
meets weekly, held the second meet
ing last evening with the Misses Nc
MILAN at their home on Brigham
street.
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Mrs. w. H. Monahan entertained a
few friends at a luncheon on Friday
for Mrs. Thorpe, mother of Mrs. +. A.
WedgwoOd. who is here from Chicago
visiting her daughter.
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Mrs. George Lambourne entertained
dozen at cards on Wednesday even
ing last, and on Thursday she gave a
Kensington to about score Of her
friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Newhouse are
expected home some time during the
week, Mrs NeWhOuse having arrived
in New York some days ago.
Mrs. Bailey and Miss Edna Bailey
will entertain Tuesday afternoon at a
tea for Mrs. Karl A. Scheid.
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A number of the members of the
Country club will give an informal
dance out at the club Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Viola Pratt Gillette will be here
Tuesday, 10 remain over a fortnight
with her parents.
There will be a meeting of the Hos
<pital Aid society tomorrow morning
at the Y. NJ c. A, when the affairs
relating to the charity ball will be ad-
justed.
Mrs. Wayne Hemphill entertained the
Sewing club at her home Friday after
neon.
Mrs. Robert Cross. who has been Wis
iting Mrs. William c. Jennings, will be
at home for the winter with Mrs. N
T. Putnam at 1S1 Eighth East street.
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Judge c. c. Dey, who has been in
San Francisco, sailed yesterday. for
Honolulu in the hope of benefting his
health.
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Mrs. W. H. De Wolf of Beaver is in |
Town, the guest of Mrs. Frank Rob-
orts
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Mr.. and Mrs. Windsor V. Rice left
yesterday for Denver, where they will
spend a week.
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Mrs. Bertha Barr Keesee Of Carbon |
dale. III, is visiting her sister, Mrs |
Robert Z. Steele.
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The Badger club held its second So
cial at the old Masonic hall in the
Macintosh building last Thursday
evening. About sixty members of the /
club INDUCED in progressive 500 and
refreshments were served. Prizes were