The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-29
SOCIETY

4 into which will be introduced some of
Mother Goose's favorite characters.
Nearly thirty children will take part
some as characters and some furnish
ing the music of the afternoon. Miss
/ June Farnsworth will be the accom-
PIANIST for all the numbers. The pro-
gram opens with a piano solo by Miss
Katie Nelson, followed by violin solo
/ by Master Charles Burton. In the play
the following children will take part:
Ruby Lang, Bethene Lang, Moa Breed
ing, Russell Breeding, Helen Hawk
Dorothy Hawk, Margaret Hawk, Ase-
nath COwan, Martha Watson, Anna
Warren, Virginia Gibson, Dorothy
| Williamson, May Williamson, Helen
Rhoades. Katherine Rhoades. Norma
Peterson, Marjorie Pearson, Helen
/ Bittles, Marion Jennings, Lena Fafek.
Isabelle Higgins. ]. Priest. Mariana
are to be A. ]. Priest. Donald Coray,
Donald Mayne and Frank Francis.
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The faculty and students of Row
! land Hall enjoyed an elaborate
Thanksgiving dinner yesterday at the
hall when, in addition to their very
large resident family, there were pres
ent Mr. and Mrs. William c. Jennings.
William Jennings, Miss Deborah Jen-
nings, DR.. and Mrs. T. b. Beatty, Miss
Gratia Flanders and Miss Osterberg
The long tables arranged in the form
| of cross were decorated with an i'm
mense mound of the fruits of the au-
tumn time, and the arms of the cross
held vases of snowy white and yellow
ehrysanthemums. Following the din
ner. the faculty and the seniors enter
tanned their guests-a number more
having been invited-with a clever lit
tie play, "A Case of Suspension"
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In the mixed foursOmes played yes
terday at the Country club the cups
were won by Miss Genevieve McCor-
nick and Walker Salisbury The other
players were Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Tay-
Tor, Mrs. r. H. officer and f. E. Nc
Gurrln, Mrs. Robert c. Gemmell and
E. W. Packard and Miss Katherine
Judge and J. Walcott THOMPSON. A
buffet luncheon was served during the
middle of the day, and numerous par
ties went out by motors to enjoy the
bright day in the country air.
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The dance given last evening in the
museum building by the associated
students of the university in honor of
the Colorado college and the universit,
football teams was one of the most sue
cessful Of the year. A large crowd
was present, and all the members of
both teams were at the dance. The
decorations were in crimson and
white, the university colors, and black
and yellow, the colors of Colorado col
lege. The party was under the patron
age of President and Mrs. ]. T. Kings
bury, Dean and Mrs. Byron Cum
mings, DR.. and Mrs J. F. Merrill. DR..
and Mrs. William NJ. Stewart. Prof
and Mrs. f. w. Reynolds and Miss
Lucy Van Colt.
A number of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Judge went out to their
country place yesterday to enjoy few
hours of the day, motoring out in the
morning and remaining for the day
The party returned TO the city in the
late afternoon and separated for the
various home dinners of the evening.
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Mrs. F. e. McGurrin entertained a
party of friends at the Country club
yesterday for Miss Mary Kervfn. her
guests being Mrs. c. r. Alley, Miss
Mary Moore, Mrs. r. H. Officer, Miss
Mary Smedley, Mrs. William Reid.
Miss Edna Bailey and Miss Leila
Stingley.
Mrs. George Rathman and her moth
er, Mrs. T. F. Singiser, left Sioux City
last evening, and will be here tomor-
row night. They will shortly be at
home at 539 Third avenue. where MIR.
Rathman has bought a home.
x
The bag and handkerchief committee
of the First Presbyterian church will
hold a meeting at ? o'clock today with
Mrs. Harry S. Knight at her home, Il
Twelfth East street.
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The marriage of Mrs. Elizabeth f.
Mcdonald and Fred r. Bartels took
place yesterday at noon at the Phil
lips Congregational church. The cere-
mOny was performed by Rev. P. A.
Simpkin Immediately after the Thanks
giving service of the morning, and was
witnessed by a large congregation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Beckstead attend
ed the bride and groom. Mr.. and Mrs
Bartels left for the north yesterday to
be away for a short time on a we'd
ding trip. They will be at home after
Dec. Is at 67S East Seventh South
street.
The Plate club meets this afternoon
with Mrs, J. s. Taylor at her home on
Eleventh East street.
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Miss Hollister Hancock is here for a
visit of a short time with the Critch-
low family before going on to Califor-
mia.
The Ehxs' club enjoyed an unusually
delightful affair last evening in their
costume dance given at
the club. The dance was attended by
4 large number of the members. and a
great many of their friends, and many
quaint costumes were seen.
X
David Taylor will leave today for |
Portland, where his marriage to Miss |
Clare Thompson will take place next |
Wednesday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Newhouse are |
expected home today from the east.
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Miss May CritchlCw spent yesterday |
in ogden visiting friends.
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Miss Ada Grimsdell, a Pleasant Grove |
school teacher, is at home for a few |
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