The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-03

Mr.. Livingston left Thursday evening for
Los Angeles. Later he will visit South
America, England. and tour the CONT
nent 10 the Mediterranean. He will also
visit India, New Zealand and the Hs-
Mallan Islands and return TO Ogden via
San Francisco.
Miss Josephine Sprunt of Salt Lake
spent Sunday i'm the city.
Mrs r. NJ briggs entertained few
friends az bridge yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Todd viii leave next
week for a trip through California
Miss Alice Roberts of Salt Lake is Wis
iting Ogden friends for few weeks.
Mrs. 5. L. Brick was hostess at a
bridge party on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. r s Joyce entertained few
friends at bridge on Tuesday afternoon
TO meet Mrs. Holden.
An Informal musicale was given BY the
pupils Of the Sacred Heart academy on
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. S. T. Brick entertained few
friends at bridge on Thursday afternoon.
Two tables were filled with the players,
who comprised Mesdames Hess. Hibbs
! Ryan. Mccormick. Joyce Smith Brown
Fitzgerald. Driggs. and Miss Poole.
Mrs. 4. =. Hibbs was hostess on Wed
neSday afternoon at bridge party. fol-
| lowed by luncheon. Two tables were
| filled with the players. who comprised
Mesdames Cannon of New York. Rowe.
! HornS f. J. Cannon, briggs. Buck Misses
| Buck and Poole.
Mrs. r. A Grant was hostess and Mrs.
Holden of Tacoma. Wash. was the honor
the Reed hotel on Monday Afternoon The
prize was won by Mrs. Reynolds and
luncheon was served in the cafe. the ia
Die being decorated with carnations
| Those present TO meet Mrs. Holden were
Mesdames Past Hibbs. ConTOy. Horn.
Rowe, Runyou. Cannon of New York, Bell
and Miss Buck.
Mrs. Nj. De Nries was hostess on Thurs
day evening at five hundred party given
at the Virginia. Refreshments followed
. the card games. and the guests were Mr..
pa ATr nj
bell, Mr.. and Mrs. y. J. ShcChan OF Re
giS, Wyo, Miss Fisher Miss McCorry.
Miss Spann, Mrs. T. RI. Lindsay Mr..
Brown, Mr.. Colston and Mr.. ]. S. Peery.
The largest affair OF the week was the
dancing party given by the High school
alumni saturday evening at the Con
gresS academy. The decorations were car
ried out in alumni ColOrs and pennants.
representing the different schools Alumni
members who have attended were ia evil
dence. The personnel Of committee having
the affair i'm charge was: Misses Glenn
Douglas, Browning, HarCombe. Roberts.
Farley. and Messrs. Pardoe Littlefield
Peterson, Stevens and Horn.
Mrs. f. W. Vol and Mrs. NJ. 3. Gil
bourne entertained the Pythian Sisters
at tea. the affair being given at the home
of the latter. Vases Of carnations and
| ferns formed the decorations and the
guests were Mesdames Jackman. Robb.
Weidman Tyree, Berry, Ecklund. Nc
Cav. Fryer. Ritter. MattOs Chapman.
Hood. Mark. Staples. and Miss Jennie
Mrs. c. T. Dufer entertained the Lucky
| Thirteen club on Wednesday afternoon.
! The guests OF the club were Mrs. @. A.
Dickson and Mrs. Albert Richey. High
five was the game of the afternoon, priz-
es being won by Mrs. Rhine. Mrs. Rich
ardson and Mrs Brown. Following the
card games luncheon was served and the
club adjourned to meet in two weeks with
Mrs. A. L. Fryer.
The Ladies' of the Maccabees held pub
lie installation OF officers on Tuesday,
Ian % Grand Commander Murria Mar
win of Colorado acted as installing Of
ficer. After the installation Commander
Bessie Sebring was escorted by the guards
TO Grand Commander MarVin's station
and was presented with a beautifully en-
graved silver bread tray An exhibition
drill by the guards followed and called
forth much applause from the large num-
Der OF guests. A banquet was served in
the dining room, the table being deco
rated with cut flowers. About three
hundred guests enjoyed the affair.