The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-14
SOCIETY

They have spent the past few weeks in
travel and will visit in Salt Lake for
the next few days before going on TO
the coast. Mr.. Cobb has left Venice
and the couple will go direct to San
Francisco, where they VIII make their
home. They are at the knutsford.
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Mrs. Abner Luman was the hostess |
yesterday afternoon at an elabCra te |
bridge tea. at which nearly 40 friends |
were entertained. in honor of Mrs. /
Charles o. Whittemore, who leaves
shortly for Los Angeles to join Mr. |
WhittemOre. The house was decorated |
throughout with, quantities of sunflow-
ers and in the dining room great bowls /
Of golden glow We're use1. Prizes IN |
the game were won by Mrs. White |
more, Mrs. Samuel Weitz and Mrs. JOY |
II. Johnson At the tea winch followed |
the hostess was assisted by her Gaugh |
ter. Miss jeanette Luman and by Miss
June Whittemore.
The faculty of Gordon academy gave
an informal reception last evening TO
the heads of the other educational
institutions of the city and to the va
rious ministers and the patrons of the
school generally. The rooms were
bright with flowers asters and brown |
eyed Susans decorating the halls ami
various rooms Miss Esther Aliens or
chestra furnished music throughout the
evening and a number of the young
girls of the school assisted the teachers
with refreshments.
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Mrs. William NJ. McCrea entertained
yesterday afternoon for Miss Eva
Richardson, whose marriage takes
place next week to Allen w Howard. |
Four tables of 500 were played and
prizes were won by Miss Marie Luce
and Miss Rose Howard, a special prize
going TO the guest of honor. The host !
ess was assisted by Mrs. John c. Daily
and the Misses Florence and Grace |
Cook The house was bright with SIN
flowers. and in the dining room golden
glow and bright yellow nasturtiums
were used. The affair was the first of
a series. of which another will be given
next Wednesday.
Miss Madge Westerfield entertained
yesterday afternoon at cards for Mrs.
Walter Westerfield, of Topeka. Kansas.
who has been a guest for few days
and who leaves today for her home.
Five tables of 500 were played AMI
prizes were won by Mrs. Grant Hamp-
ton and Miss Lily Pierce.
The college boys who have spent the
long vacation in their homes are to
have rousing farewell tonight I'm the
big dance at Saltair. All the colleges
to which the boys belong are represent
ed on the committees and Coach Mad
dock and his new team are to be in
cluded as guests
Miss Cosgriff left on Thursday for
New York where she will spend the
next month or SO. Her brother J. e.
Cosgriff also left for Atlantic City toI
attend the bankers convention to be
held there Sept p to o.
The Salt Lake teachers have issued
invitations for reception to be given
next Thursday evening at Cress Brook.
the home Of the Misses Qualtrough, $3.50
Seventh East street.
Mrs. s. A. Whitney entertained a
party of the younger girls at her home
on Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss
Hattie Whitney;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Houston and their
two daughters. Bryan and Grizelle. will
leave today for New York, where the
daughters will enter school. Mrs Hous-
ton viii remain in New York for the
winter.
The Misses Linda and Florence Jes-
SUD will be home Sunday from Cali
| fornia, where Miss Linda has spent the
summer and Miss Florence the past
month Mrs. Jessup and Miss Emily
will go to Pasadena, where they Will
be at home for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Oglesby will
| shortly be at home in the Midgley flats
on Third East street.
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Mrs. r H Murray, of New York,
! formerly Miss Jennie Martin of this
city. is here visiting her mother. while
Mr. Murray is with the Taft party in
their tour.
Mrs. c G. Field has returned after
visit of the entire summer with
friends in Portland,
The Misses WinnifTed and Ella Dryer
| left yesterday at noon for Northamp-
ton. Mass, to continue their college
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Youngerman
left Yesterday afternoon for Colorado
Springs. where they will visit Mrs.
Youngerman's parents for time.
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Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald and her
daughters were down from Ogden yes
terday to spend the day
Miss Marie Luce will give luncheon
! today at her home on Sixth East street,
in honor of Miss Louise Wey.
x x x
Mr. and Mrs T. A. Lee entertained
a number of the young friends of their
son, Midshipman COrwin Lee, last
evening at their home.
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Mrs. Ralph McBroom gives matinee
party at the Orpheum today.
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Miss Worse will entertain this after
noon at lawn party
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! Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Norris and
daughter LeOna, and Mr. and Mrs. R.
NJ. Porcher and son have gone TO the
| Morris ranch for a short stay.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
! 4aO2-C;eorge q Kendall. Salt Lake.