The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-15
THE SALT LAKE Herald. TUESDAY, JANUARY Is 1907
SOCIETY

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Active preparations are under way
Tor the fourth annual breakfast of the
LADIES' Literary club which VIII be.
incidentally. the thirtieth anniversary
OF the birth of the club. None OF the
details have as yet been decided upon,
put II IS planned to make this event
especially IN honor of Mrs. J. G. Royle,
VINO was made president of the club
thirty years ago The place will prob
AMY be the same as last year, the Man.
itou hotel, the success of last wears
affair having influenced the committee
70 partial decision in favor of that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell l.. Tracy enter
tanned a few friends last evening at an
informal dinner at their home in Pop
perton- American Beauty roses We're
used for the table decorations
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Mrs. Frances Pastorius of Colorado
Springs Will be in the city shortly to
visit Mrs. Ernest Bamberger. Mrs.
Pastorius viii be remembered as Miss
Lockhart. having visited here before
her marriage.
r. c. Hanks of New York is in town
visiting j. T. Goodwin for few days
E. c. Parsons left yesterday for Dem
yer, after spending the holidays here.
He will be joined later in the week by
Mrs. Parsons.
Mrs. c. f. Adams will leave shortly
for Paris. where she will meet Mrs.
Richardson for a tour of Europe.
Mrs. L. a. Palmer of Grand Rapids
will be here this evening to visit her
sister. Mrs. Clint B. Leigh
The Pan Hellenic has resumed its
meetings for the season, and will meet
Thursday afternoon at Rowland Hall
with Miss Clara /. Colburne and Miss
Mabel Corbin.
Mrs. Thomas 3. Hunter will enter
tain the girls OF her former sewing
club at the home OF her mother, Mrs.
f. A. Hale. on Friday afternoon.
The following from the Wood River
Times will he of interest to Salt LAX
ers. the groom having many friends
here: Miss Marion Chase left today
for San Francisco, where. at her moth
er's home. on the 9th of February she
is to be married to Barlow Ferguson, a
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guson will come to Haley about the
first of April. to make their home here
They will spend the time between the
date Of their marriage and the first of
April in travelling through California
and Arizona TO Denver, Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. j. +. Grant will enter
tain at dinner this evening in honor
of Mrs. Thomas 3. Hunter.
Mr.. ana Mrs L. L. Terry expect TO
leave today for New York. whence they
sail later for Cuba.
Mr. and Mrs. George Keyser had
few friends in to play cards and enjoy
a supper last evening.
Mrs. James Sadler will entertain at
a bridge tea on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs g. Ira futile and Mrs. w. w.
Armstrong left last evening for Los
Angeles.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Plummer.
Mrs. L. c. Miller. Karl Scheid and a
number of others are going 10 ogden
Thursday for the Schumann-H eink
concert.
Mrs VI. II. Sowles will leave early
next week for Los Angeles. where she
will spend two or three months.
Miss Edna Dunn and Miss Mary
who have been with Mr.. Dunn
or tour Of Nevada and California. re-
turned last evening.
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The Bridge club met yesterday after
noon with Mrs. c. r. Pearsall.
Mrs NJ ROUr1an pava an informal
luncheon in honor OF Mrs. Thomas
Benton Hunter yesterday. at which
covers were laid for ten.
The Sans Souci club met yesterday
with Mrs NJ. B. Whitney.
Mrs. Everett Buckingham will enter
tain the 500 Card club at her home next
afternoon.
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The LLOYD Alliance meets this after
noon at Unity hall. Mrs. G. S. Kinney
VIII read q paper on Liberal Thought
in Japan"
The Wasatch Literary circle will
meet this afternoon with Mrs. Norton
at 1855 Blaine avenue.
Mrs. V. A Guio gave matinee par
ty Saturday at the Orpheum in honor
Of her son. Shirley. Later light lunch
con was served, assisted by Miss Mar
tina, McClain and Miss Arlie Guio.
Lester Wright of Richfield has been
here a few days visiting A. +. Gentry.
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