The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-03

Ethel Lane, who leaves early in the
week for Montana. A postal card game
was played and souvenir pOstals with
sentiments written by each guest were
given to the guest of honor.
Mrs. NJ A Lane and her daughter,
Miss Vera Lane, arrived yesterday
from Montana, and are at the Wilson
for a few days, on their way TO Los
Angeles to remain for some months
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Fitch and the
Misses Lillian and Mauda Fitch will
leave today for New York, whence
they sail shortly for the Bahamas to
spend the spring months.
Mrs. J. L. Craig and her sister, Miss
Marcia Lewis. and little LedgerwOOd
Craig will leave today for Los Angeles
and Long Beach.
Mrs. r. r. Bittinger win leave the
last of the week for the coast TO spend
month.
Miss Laura Preston returned yester-
day from California, where she has
been spending some time.
Mrs Elwood MatsoH of Ogden. who
has been visiting Mrs. Frank Knox, re-
turned yesterday to her home.
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Mrs r. J. Hyatt's mother and sis
ter, from Virginia, are here visiting
her for a short time on their way to
California
Mr. and Mrs Ferdinand J. Fabian
returned Thursday evening from the
east. where Mrs. Fabian has spent the
past three months with her son and
daughter.
Mrs. George w. Putnam entertained
about score of her friends yesterday
at cards
Miss Fannie Breeder gave a small
luncheon yesterday in honor of Miss
Mildred OFT
Carl and Lillian Doscher entertained
large party of their young friends
yesterday afternoon at an Orpheum
party, followed by supper at a down
town cafe. The affair was chaperoned
by Mrs H w. Doscher and Miss Grace
BEETLES. and the guests were Ruth
Sowles, Dorothy MarioneauX, Bessie
Warren, Darlene Kirlball, Irene Simon.
Lillian Doscher. Grace Cooke, Ruth
Brubaker, Blanche Henderson, Kathe-
rine Jacobson. Helen BEETLES, Marjorie
BEETLES, Mary Human, Florence Halo
ran. Lila Felt. Cynthia Hardy, Ruth
Herth. Henry Oberndorfer, Daniel
Guernsey. John Wallace, Paul Simons,
Earl Wilson, Damon Adams, Herbert
McCrystal, Harold Mcmillan. Carl
Doscher.
Mrs. f. Bonnemort entertained at a
delightful musicale on Friday evening,
! the affair being in honor of Miss Ar
villa Stephenson and Will Sibley, whose
marriage will take place during the
week. The home was gey with many
flowers, and the guests were all the
younger friends of the two young peo-
pie. The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
N A Dunyon, Mrs. Mossop and Mrs.
Theodore Burmester. The Misses Bur-
mester and Gala Crane served punch.
The bride was presented with hand
some handkerchief cracker jar A
musical program was rendered.
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Mrs Kate Bridewell Anderson Will
entertain informally tomorrow evening
| i'm honor of Karl Reidelspberger of New
York. who will assist her at the note-a-
ohoue concert on Wednesday evening.
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The annual Junior parade of the uni
versity will take place i'm the gynna-
SUM next Friday evening. The class
coIors. green and white, will be carried
out IN the OeCOidIiohS, anu .hSAc " IA
he many electrical effects. The music
for the evening will be furnished by, the
university orchestra. which viii be en-
larged to twenty-four pieces The
promenade starts at $3.50. and Governor
John c. Cutler has consented to lead IT.
Members of the legislature will be
guests at the dance. The medley will be
played at in the morning. The affair
will be under the patronage OF Gov
ernor and Mrs. John C. Cutler. Senator
and Mrs S. II. Love, Dr. and Mrs. g
lG. Plummer. President and Mrs- james
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