The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-30


her musical pupils yesterday afternoon
at Gordon academy on the value OF
| symphony orchestral music. Miss Al
| len spent TWO years recently in Berlin
in the study of music. and was one OF
the soloists at the symphony concerts
of last season. She will entertain
friends at the concert Friday after
noon.
Among others who purpose enter
tanning on Friday at the symphony
concert are Mrs. Walter G. futile,
Mrs. Thomas w. Jennings. Miss Nora
Van Colt, Mrs. Karl A. Scheid, Mrs.
| David Keith and Mrs. j. r. Walker.
Mrs. John A. Earls entertained again
yesterday at her home, the affair being
| a bridge party, at which two dozen of
her friends were present Six tables
were filled with the players, and prizes
were won by Mrs. Allen T. Sanford,
| Mrs, James Ivers and Mrs. Denny. The
hostess was assisted in serving by Miss
Denny, Miss Helen Evans and Miss
| Flora Knox.
Mrs. II. o. Shepard entertained at
yellow and white luncheon Tuesday
| afternoon at her home in the Canning
apartments in honor of Miss Schrigiey
of Ohio.
Nh. and Mrs. George Keyser gave a
| dinner Monday evening at the Unfver-
sity club in honor of Miss Lillian Fitch
before her return to her home in Mich
| igan yesterday. The dinner was fol-
| lowed by an evening at the play, and
| the guests were, besides Miss Fitch.
! Miss Marge Miller, Miss Gertrude Han
son. DR.. Hugh Sprague, David Tarpey
and James Hogle.
| xydi n
| tertaining talk on Egypt From a Wo-
mans Point of View" yesterday morn
| ing al the tourist section of the La
| dies Literary club. The talk was
beautifully illustrated with views of
various places. A number of visitors
| were entertained besides the members
| Of the section.
| Mrs. George Ames will chaperOne a
/ party of friends up to Park City this
| morning TO spend the next two DAYS
| and celebrate Halloween at the Onta-
| rio mine. The others are Mrs. A V
Calaghdn. Miss Maud Thorne, Miss
Katherine Williams and Miss Bess Nc
| MILAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mccormick enter
tanned party of friends at the Or
pheum Monday evening, their guests
! being Captain and Mrs. Theodore A
Baldwin, Miss Katherine Judge. Mrs
A. V. Calaghan and James Salisbury
Mrs. Arthur II. S. Bird will entertain
at, luncheon tomorrow for Miss Lu-
cile Mccormick of San Francisco. who
is guest at the Mccormick home.
Miss Edna Bailey will be the hostess
| tomorrow evening at Halloween
party at her home on South Main
| street.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs Walter G. Filler enter
tanned at a dinner last evening at their
home on Brigham street.
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Mrs. ]. B. Cosgriff gives a luncheon
today for Miss Mary Kervin, who is
here from Reno visiting.
Gordon Mcmillan is here from Park
City for a stay of a few days with his
parents.
| Lear Ritter has returned home from
a hunting trip for big game, after being
out several days in the mountains.
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Mrs. W. T. Dinwoodey, who has
been visiting friends here for some
| time, has changed her plans and will
remain a week longer.
X X
| Captain and Mrs Theodore A Bald
win, who have been guests of Mrs
| Mary Judge for the past few weeks.
will leave on Friday for the coast. and
win sail from San Francisco Nov. for
the Philippines.
The talented young pianist who ac-
| companied Madame Maconda. Miss
| Florence Mcmillan. was a guest al the
home OF II. q. Mcmillan during her
teNo ~, h. IoP, j.
morning for the west
F. c. Schramm returned from the
east last night.
George It. Odell and daughter, Miss
Jeane Odell, arrived from New York
yesterday.
Mrs. E. T. Sprague. who has spent
| the past FIVE months in the east visit
ing friends, is expected home today.
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Mrs. Virginia Snow Stephens went to
| Ogden yesterday. where she Will be the
guest of friends till after the fedora
| ton meeting.
| Mrs Fred Slade will entertain at
cards tomorrow afternoon.
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Mrs. w II. Weyher will entertain
/ lfllS evening al q f1dlON sn party LOT
| Miss Katherine Adams and Miss Ruby
| Ianbourne.
X
The signal corps of the y. G. U. will
give a farmers hop this evening a
| the armory on Pierpont street.
x X X
The Sewing club meets this after
noon with Mrs. Samuel NJ Parker at
the Richards home. on Eighth East
street.
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Mrs. Frank Gustin and her children
are back after spending several weeks
with Mrs. Gustin's parents in Ne
braska-
The T. J. C.s of the L. of T. will be
entertained at an old-fa shioned Hal
Iowe'en party Friday evening by Misses
Matte Ceilings and Margaret Judd at
the home of the latter in Mill Creek
y
A very pretty wedding took place at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs c. H.
Bloomsterberg, il45 Bueno avenue,
when Miss Anna X. Rasmussen was
married to Edward Il. Howard, Rev. P.