The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-10
SOCIETY

in the northern country. The party is
chaperoned by Miss Rogers and her
brother, W. B. Rogers, who has been
in town for some weeks The others
are. Miss Chaplin, Larry Breeze and
Bertram Kruger. The party will prob
ably leave Salt Lake today for Loon
creek and will remain in that part Of
the country until snow flies.
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| The engagement has been announced
of Miss Geneve Ellerbeck and DR..
Chauncey Mott Benedict. The mar
riage will take place some time the lat
ter part of the month.
The event of today is the large
bridge tea to be given this afternoon
at the new nurses home. Those who
do not play bridge will not be barred
from enjoying the affair, as there will
be numerous other things doing"
Among other plans are some unique
features to surprise the guests. and it
is said that the capacity of the club
rooms will be taxed.
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Mrs. c. C. Slade entertained about
| a score of her friends yesterday at a
luncheon followed by bridge in COM
pliment to Mrs. Charles O. White
more. Five small tables were used to
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on each a single color was carried out
making a very effective arrangement
Green, yellow. blue, purple and hello
| trope were the colors. Following the
| luncheon bridge was played and spe-
| cial guest prize awarded to Mrs.
Whittemore. while the others who re-
| eeived prizes were Mrs. ]. c. Han
chett, Mrs. Thomas Marionneaux. Mrs.
L. Downing, Miss June WhitJemore
and Mrs. Ernest Drake. The others
| present to meet Mrs. Whittemore were
Mrs. George w. Snow. Mrs. Abner Luz
man. Mrs. H. ]. McMillen. Mrs. Rich
ard Peaslee. Mrs. Lafayette Hanchett,
Mrs. j. c. Landerberger, Mrs. Joseph
Young. Mrs. T. r. Black. Miss jean
cite Luman. Mrs. George Savage and
Mrs. Van Housen.
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| The WOman's Republican club met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Willard
| Hanson at her home, and the members
and their friends enjoyed a paper writ
| ten by Mrs. Helen V. Kimball on THE
Ship Subsidy and Its Effect on the In
| termountain Region" The paper was
read by Mrs Allen T. Sanford 4 So
/ cial hour followed the paper, and some
routine business was accomplished.
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| Miss Lillian Burnham entertained the
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| luncheon yesterday at the Wilson The
| long table was done entirely in yellow,
long low bed of golden glow filling
the central part os the table and golden
/ rod decorating the place cards.
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| Mrs. Lawrence Townsend and Miss
Ruth Kingsbury left Sunday for the
east, whence Miss Kingsbury sails
shortly for another season abroad.
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with her father for time.
| The Cup and Saucer club meets next
/ Friday afternoon with Mrs. Wallace
Bransford at the Bransford.
/ The marriage of Miss Bertha Benz
and Rev. W. A. Bussard will take place
church. The wedding will be followed
/ by a reception at the parsonage.
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| Miss Beth Ward is back from Pitts
burg, where she has spent the past
year studying Juvenile library methods.
Mrs. d. c. DeGraff and her little
daughter will leave next week for
Adrian, Mich, and also to visit in To-
ledo, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ NJ. Murtaugh will
be at home after today at 243 Third
East street.
Mrs. c. X. Won Knoblock is back
| from a summer spent in Wyoming and
is with DR.. and Mrs. ]. c. Landen-
| berger at 412 First avenue.
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Miss Ruth Wilson has returned to
Park City after a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. T. Mixer.
Lawrence Townsend left yesterday
for a short trip to Newhouse.
Mrs. P. A. Simpkin and her sons are
back from Santa Monica where they
have spent the summer.
Mrs. William Mangum of Provo is in
town for few days, visiting friends,
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Mrs. G. NJ. Forbes has issued invi-
tations for a bridge tea TO be given
next Monday to meet Mrs. Morris
Forbes.
Mrs. w. w. McCrea viii entertain
the Sewing club this afternoon at her
home,
Miss Nora Gleason has returned from
Castillo Springs, where she has spent
short vacation and will resume her
studio work Immediately.
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DR., and Mrs. E. o. Jones, who have
spent the past year or so abroad, and
who returned only recently, leave to-
day for Seattle TO make their home.
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Mrs. Frank J. Gustin, with her three
children, has gone to Lincoln, Neb., to
visit relatives.
X X X
Mrs. Harry G.. Roberts of Denver,
who is here visiting her mother. Mrs.
NJ. B. Sowles, will entertain a few of
her girl friends Thursday afternoon at
the Sowles home.
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Miss Madge Westerfield has issued
invitations for Friday afternoon to
meet Mrs. Walter Westerfield, who is
here visiting.
x x x
Mrs. G. H. Berlin of Omaha, who has
been spending the summer in Salt
Lake, will leave Thursday for Bend,
Ore, to make her home.
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The Ladies' Aid society of the lift
NJ. E. church will meet today at 2:30