The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-07


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Mrs. Ferdinand J. Fabian and Ecr
son and daughtcr are home flom the
east.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H Smith and
Miss Kate Williams will return today
from Spokane.
Mrs. W. r Tyndale left yesterday
for Minneapolis
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Mrs. Thomas G. Griffin is back from
Long Beach, where she has been Wis
iting her parents
Mrs. a. Z. Walker will entertain at
two Iuncheons during the week, on
Wednesday and Thursday, at Idle
wild.
Governor and Mrs. John c. Cutler
left last evening for los Angeles and
Venice.
Mrs. 5. r. Green of Lancaster, Wis,
is the guest of her niece, Mrs. Jack
Taylor, for a short time
Mrs. David Ramsey Gray has gone
TO Glenwood Springs to spend few
weeks of the warm weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Z. Game ana
their sons will leave the latter part of
the summer for their cottage at
Brighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Belcher have taken
the Leigh house for a year and viii
shortly be at home at 276 Wall street
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wing 3. Allen left last
evening for their home in GoIdfeId,
after visit of some time with the Al
exander family here.
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Miss ROsalie Pollock left last even
ing for Los Angeles to attend the n
E. a. Later she will spend some time
on the coast.
G. Lavagnino of Pasadena and his
little daughter, Louisa. returned yes
terday to their home after short yis-
it here with friends.
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Miss Florence Schaeffer will give an
| informal reception in her studio in the
Brooks Arcade tomorrow evening.
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Mrs. Serene &. futile entertained
about thirty children yesterday at d
lawn party for her little daughter. Mil
| dred. Games were played and a pea
nut hunt followed by supper made the
afternoons amusement
Miss Phyllis Sharp entertained a
number of her young friends Thursday
afternoon at croquet party. The
decorations were all IN the national
colOTS and twelve guests were present
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The marriage Of Miss Winnie T.
Montague and Harry Horsley will take
place on Tuesday, July IS.
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Mrs George CUMMINGS md Mic
Nellie Convey left yesterday for Los
Angeles and Catalina island. to be
away some three weeks.
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Dewitt 3. Lowe and wife have re-
turned from a three weeks visit to
New York and the jamestown exposi-
ton.
Mrs. Robert Roy Hampton will be
home this evening after stay of sew
eral weeks in the east with her father,
Judge Andrew Howat.
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Mrs J. j. Bowman entertained yes
tcrday at luncheon for Mrs. W. II.
Jones, who leaves soon for Montana.
George r. Felt and son, Harold, have
gone TO Portland.
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Miss Jennie Pickering was hostess at
a dinner party complimentary to Miss
Clarice Harding, who leaves Salt Lake
for her home in Brigham.
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Miss Irma SmOot has gone to Spring
vile for the summer. where is the
guest Of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. c. Huntington.
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Miss Clarice Harding was guest of
honor at lake party on Tuesday
evening.
Miss Maud Rupp entertained at din
ner plimentary to Mrs. J. Fl. Case
of Evanston, Wyo.
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\ pleasant party took place at the
MacKim home, 655 South First West
street, July T. The occasion was the
birthday anniversary of Mrs. Mac
Kim.
A party Of twelve enjoyed d very
! pleasant day at Big Cottonwood can
! yOn, July 4. With all necessary sup
plies they left in the early morning
and drove about eighteen miles up the
canyon. After resting and having re-
freshmentS they took to climbing the
| hills. Those present were Magma
! Bergstrom, S. Wourswick Emma
NOrdvall. T. Holmes, Mabel Donkin,
| Earle Norris, Jean Irvine. Walter
/ Bruce, Ollie Naylor. Ed McMullen, Ivy
Naylor and Scott Wesley.
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! Miss Ruby WOnn OF the Salt Lake
/ High school. and Miss Alice Stevens
/ of Murray left last week for an extend
1 cd trip through California Before re-
! turning they viii spend some time in
/ the cities of the northwest.
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/ Miss Edna Morris viii entertain the
members of the VI. NJ. S club next
/ Thursday evening.
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