The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-27

Misses Lambourne.
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| About thirty of the friends of Miss
| Dot Kenner surprised her at her home,
S36 South Eighth East street, Tuesday
evening. The evening was spent with
music and games, after which a de-
/ licious supper was served.
A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered Silas Rogers on Monday even
ing by about twenty-five of his friends
The rooms were tastefully decorated
with autumn leaves and chrysanthe-
NUNS. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. 5. f. Petersen, Mr.. and Mrs
William Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.
Shurtliff, the Misses Rhoda Fuller
Blanch Strong, Susie Bailey, Lorine
Bailey, Vera Vincent, Inez Hoglund
Kate Vincent, Pearl Edwards, Jeanette
Petersen, Messrs. Walter Rogers, James
McEwan, Burt Cardwell, Lawn Olsen
ers, John Foulger, George Sinclair and
Oscar Hoglund
Mr.. and Mrs d. W. Lambourne en-
tertained at their home. pa Third
street. last evening in honor of Mrs.
Hooks of Long Beach. The house was
artistically decorated with autumn
leaves and flowers. Those present were
Mrs. Annie Hooks. Mr.. and Mrs. John
c. Cutler, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lambourne, the Misses Lambourne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Knight, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Kenner, Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Potter, the Misses Maud and Dot Ken
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Park Kenner, w. r.
/ Lambourne and Robert Kenner.
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Mr.. and Mrs o. e. Groshell, jr., are
at home at 66 E street, Sula flats.
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George r. Maxwell w. r. c. ladies
will give a card and pumpkin pie social
next Wednesday afternoon from to 5,
in l. o. o. F. temple. All friends and
w. R. c. ladies and G. A. r. ladies and
posts are invited.
The B'nai Birth lodge will begin its
monthly entertainments for the winter
| by giving a farmers dance at Unity
hall Nov. 4.
One of the promising events of the
week is the farmers hop to be given
by the members of the signal corps at
the armory on Wednesday evening.
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An enjoyable evening was spent by
the members of the NJ. NJ. S. club last
Thursday at the home of Miss Silva
Jarvis. Miss Myrtle Bowers will en-
terrain them next Thursday evening,
when program will be given suitable
for the evening, Halloween
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An afternoon party was given by
Miss Neva Walker at the Walker
home on Sixth East Saturday after
noon. The afternoon was spent in
games. the prize being carried off by
Miss Pearl Watrous. The house was
decorated in red and black. The guests
were the Misses Claire Cannon, Dora
Rogawsky, Pearl Watrous, Gladys
Wickens. Dorothy Letchfield, Helene
Hutchinson. Enid Mullett, Marie Scobie
and Dorothy Gunnell.
Very few events at the Country club
have developed more interest than the
competition among the ladies in the
ladies' handicap match for the hand
some cup given by Mrs. F. E. McGur-
rim. In the semi-finals yesterday. Mrs.
J. c. Taylor beat Mrs. George A. Stein
er, up and to play, and Miss Gene
We've Mccormick beat Mrs. r. H. Off
Ger, 1 up. This leaves Mrs. Taylor and
Miss Mccormick to play off the finals
and the match is scheduled for Mon
day.
Mrs. Orson Howard entertained yes
terday at the second of a series of aft
ernoon parties, the affair being a Ken
sington, at which a large number OF
friends were entertained. Some mu-
steal selections were given during the
afternoon by Mrs. Frederick Arnold
son, Mrs. A. G.. Robertson of Sandy
Miss Alice Seckels and Mrs. T. E. New
man. Mrs. s. F. Fenton, who assisted
the hostess, gave some readings also
Others assisting were Mrs. NJ. L. Snow
Miss Gwendolin Trip. Miss Edna Jen-
nings and Miss June Howard.
Miss Florence Hum, who has beer
a guest at Rowland Hall for few
days on her. way east to enter VassaI
college, was the guest of honor at a
little college dinner during her stay
when few of the girls who will enter
college next year from Rowland Hal
were invited to meet her. The guests
were Miss Lucille Clark, Miss Marie
Lewis, Miss Ruth Shumate, Miss Lucy
Lewis and Miss Helen Boxrud OF
Wellesley 1907.
Mrs. John Earl will give a second In
series of get-acquainted teas, OF
some time ago. tomorrow afternoon al
her home on Fourth East street.
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Mrs. Alfred S. Peters has arrived ir
New York City. and is at the home OF
Miss Berkhoei at 40 West Ninety-fourtf
street. Mrs. Peters has begun her les
sons with Nine. Garrique.
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Mrs. Horace G. Shuman, formerly
Miss Jennie Cannon, will arrive today
for a visit with her parents. Mr.. ano
Mrs Frank ]. Cannon at Ogden. Later
she will be the guest of Mrs. Paul Kim
ball here.
Mrs. j. c. E. King of Portland, who
| has been extensively entertained dur
ing her short visit in Salt Lake, will
leave tonight with her small son, Da-
vid, for her home.
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| Mrs. NJ. E. Charlton, who has spent
the past few weeks in the east, has re-
| turned.
| Mrs. Frank Knox entertains on
Thursday next at a bridge tea at her
home on Fourth East street.
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| Mrs John Earls will give a bridge
tea on Tuesday and a 500 party on
Thursday afternoon next at her home
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Mcleod and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Pearl will give a Hal
lowe'en party next Thursday evening.