The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-10

SOCIETY

The new rule limiting the number of
guests for Saturday night dinner at the
| Country club goes into effect TO-DAY.
and consequently there will be none but
small dinners tonight The hostasses
are to be Mrs. Thomas Griffin. Mrs. n.
| D. Niles and one debutante, Miss Eliza
beth Niles. There will be the usual
dance following the dinner, and an in
formal athletic program will be on for
the afternoon.
Colonel and Mrs. Benjamin c. Lock-
wood will leave Fort Douglas today for
Detroit. After a few weeks spent there
with friends they will travel for time
and later will settle on a spot for per-
manant home.
Mrs. Ernest A. Trip, Miss Gwendo-
line Trip and Lawrence Trip Will
leave tonight for Los Angeles and Long
Beach to spend the next three weeks.
Word comes from Denver of the
pleasant visit Mrs. Martha Royle King
is having with her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Thatcher. Mrs. King is en-
tirely over her attack of throat trou-
ble and is enjoying her stay.
Mrs. William Igleheart Miss lyle
heart and the twin boys arrived in Ma
piles yesterday morning after a delight
full trip across the ocean.
Mrs. A. Z. Cain and her daughter
Mona of Atchison, Kan, are guests for
a time of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor at
their home. 574 Second avenue.
Walter f. Ware will leave today for
fishing trip with friends in the Teton
Basin.
Mrs W. H. Dickson is back after
stay of some two months with Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Schulder.
Mrs. A. w. McCune has gone to
Brighton. where she will be Joined
within a few days by her daughters,
Mrs. E. H. Green and Miss Elizabeth
McCune.
Miss Madeline Milliron, who has been
i'm the east the past three years. will be
home shortly to visit her parents.
Miss Gladys Rogers and Cornelia
James are in Paris. Ida, visiting
friends for short time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Brig Cannon expect to
leave soon for Wasatch, where they will
occupy the Cannon cottage for short
time.
The Misses Elizabeth and Mary Fitz
gerald, who have spent the summer in
Mnnea polls, viii be back the last of the
month.
Mrs Elizabeth Center left yesterday
afternoon for Bingham. where she will
spend q few days with Mr.. and Mrs. c.
H. Dunn.
Rev. Peter A. Simpkin returned yes
terday from Santa Monica. leaving Mrs.
Simpkin and the boys to remain a few
weeks longer.
Rev. G. @. Mcintyre of the West
minister PRESBYTERIAN church has gone
to Cache county to spend a three
weeks vacation.
Mr. ard Mrs James T. Castleton an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Alice to Mark McDaniels. The we'd
ding will be late in September.
Mrs. c J McNitt goes east today to-
visit her parents in Morgan Park, Chi
cago' for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. A. Smoot. jr.,
announce the enga cement of their
daughter Genevieve to w. r. Spettgue,
the marriage to take place Aug. 81.
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Mrs. Lee kann entertained nearly a
score of her friends yesterday after
noon al her apartments in the Kensing
ton, the affair being in compliment to
her guest. Miss Kahn of Leadville. The
afternoon hours were spent most infor-
mally with fancy work, and a supper
was served in the evening. The rooms
were bright with pink and white sweet
peas
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Mrs. TheO. w. Whitley has gone to
Excelsior Springs. Mo, for a period of
two months.
Misses Lydia and Pearl Jones of
Provo are visiting with their sister.
Mrs. w c. A. SmoOt. Jr., of Salt Lake
the present week. Miss Pearl has just
returned from seven months tour of
Europe and the continent.
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Miss Annie Levy left for New York. |
whence she will sail for Europe. visit |
ing England, Germany, France and
Holland.