The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-25

! Calder. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Cummings
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Calder, Mr. and
Mrs. George T. Bourne and Miss Hazel
A. Calder.
Mrs. David Keith entertained a few
| friends at small bridge tea yester-
day afternoon at her home.
Mrs. David r. Gray will leave early
| in July for a stay of some time in
Gienwood Springs, Col.
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Miss Gertrude Hanson will entertain
at a luncheon tomorrow at the Country
club in compliment to Miss Chess
man.
Miss Bella Biyth will be here within
a day or two from Evanston to spend
some time with friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Allison of Og-
den are visiting friends in town.
Mrs. D. Elliott Kelly will entertain
the bridge club at her home in Pepper
ton on Thursday next.
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| Mrs. Frank Swindler left on Sunday
for a stay of some time in Los An
geles.
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and Ebert Thomas will take place to-
day in the Salt Lake Temple.
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| The marriage of Miss Hazel Pond and
Willard Conrad Snow takes place this
evening at the home of the brides
parents on South State street.
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Miss Katherine Mcdonald and Miss
Mabel Crowley will entertain this aft
eTnoon for Miss Bessie Williamson at
the Mcdonald home.
Mrs. 5. Mallaney and daughter Fran
ces leave Friday for an extended visit
in Montana and Wyoming, also visiting
Yellowstone Park
Mrs. Amelia L. Cooley and daughter.
Mrs Milton S. Webb. have gone to CAL
| 1tornia for stay of some six months.
| They will visit Los Angeles and San
Francisco and spend some time at the
| beaches.
DR.. William Mack. who has been in
town for short time, left last even
ing to join Mrs. Mack in Los Angeles.
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Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Keith have moved
to $50 Thirteenth East, where they are
at home for the summer
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The Utopia club meets tomorrow
with Mrs. A. H. Tarbet, on First and ]
streets.
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VIII Blyth, who graduates from Yale
this week, will be here to spend a part
of the summer with his sister, Mrs. j.
7. Keith
Miss Cora Mulgrave left last week for
Leadville, Col, to spend the summer
there with friends.
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Phil Margetts the veteran actor. and
his daughter. Minnie Isabel. will leave
Wednesday morning to attend the we'd
DING OF MIR. Margetts grandson, c. w
Mulhall of Idaho Falls. Their visit will
be prolonged for some time.
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The enlisted men of Fort Douglas
will give a dance in the post hall
Wednesday evening.
Miss Lillian Slade entertained a few
of her friends at a dinner party Tues
day evening. Those present were: Miss
Anna hurry, Miss Josephine Boline.
Margaret Thanberg and Mrs. Farr.
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One of the affairs of the past week
was the lake party given in honor of
the Bachelor Maids Wednesday even
Lillian Slade. A dainty repast was
served at Saltair, the table decorations
being in red, white and blue During
the evening the members of the party
were guests of Captain Davis at a
jolly moonlight ride or the lake Those
present were the Misses Elizabeth Har-
ris, Florence Sharp. Della Walton.
Louise Whittier, Lillian Anderson,
Beth Olsen, Frida Ludvigson and Doro-
thea Neve.
The Old Gray Mare club, auxiliary of
the Y. NJ. c. A, held a linen shower
in the association building last even
ing, after which the members adj
journed to the pool and held a swim
ming tournament. The occasion for
their celebration was the intended de-
partIre of two of the members. The
Old Gray Mare quartet, composed of
MesSrs. GOelet, Creighton, Gilhofer and
Aldon, rendered several magnificent Sc
lections. Among those present were:
Henry B. Fry, Travis L. Goelet, George
d. Hoffman, Charles BeIser, c. C..
Bagby, L. Percy Bohmstengel, Charles
j. Gilhofer, P. c. Gerky, ]. Montmorcy
Leadbetter, Charles {. Creighton, F. r.
Bristol. j. L. Einstein, Harry NJ Aldon.
G. Gordon Lundberg and H. w.
Kline.
Bernard F. Quinn and sisters. Misses
Lucy and Marguerite Quinn, leave to-
day for Idaho to visit friends and will
remain until school opens in the fall.
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An enjoyable musicale and dinner
were given in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. /
V. Long by Mrs Longs sister, Mrs
w. j. COchrane, at her home, 2055
South Eighth East street The rooms
were tastefuliy decorated with roses
Mr.. and Mrs. Long intend making their
home in the east. They left for St
Louis and Chicago Monday afternoon.
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Miss Jennie G. DuChene was guest
of honor at china shower party last
Thursday evening, given by Miss EN-
ma Wallace and Miss Nellie Caffau.