The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-09
SOCIETY

Turner, L 5. A. who was a visitor Il
| salt Lake recently, will return about
/ the middle of the month and will spend
some time here. Major Turner has
| been ordered to Alcat raz to superin-
! tend the construction of d new military
| prison there, and a part of the time OF
| MS assignment Mrs Turner Will spend
here. She will be at home at the
| knutsford
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Anderson and
their son, James, jT., expect 20 leave
April for the coast TO spend the entire
summer Miss Bessie Anderson may
remain in town a week longer, spending
the time with friends.
Mrs. Albert r. Hager and her two
small sons will leave with her father,
Charles Read, about May 1 for San
Francisco, whence she sails to join
Mr.. Hager in Manila. Mrs. Read, who
is visiting her sister, Miss Bob Eller-
beck, will join Mr.. Read. AMI they VIII
make a tour of the southern states Re
fore returning home.
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Miss Katherine Judge lett yesterday
for Fort Leavenworth, where she VIII
be joined by her sister. Mrs. Theodore
A. Baldwin, and together they will go
TO New York for the spring.
The old and the new officers of the
Pastors Aid of the First Presbyterian
church viii be at home tomorrow with
Mrs. Maurice NJ. Johnson at her home
on East Second South ;trea-, from
to 6.
Cards were received yesterday by her
Salt Lake friends announcing the mar
Tiage in East Orange, n. j., of Miss
HaInn a = nd
Mrs. Aaron Keyser. formerly of this
city, to Harry w. Sturges.
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The marriage of Miss Ida VI. Owen
and Gavin g. Andrews will take place
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. Rev.
Elmer I. Goshen Will read tha marriage
service, and only relatives viii be in
attendance. The young people will leave
Immediately after for the northwest,
where they will make their home.
Mrs. Thomas MariOneaux and Mrs.
George w. Snow will entertain a few
of their friends informally at cards on
Thursday at the MaTionelux home, 75
Z street.
Mr.. and Mrs. MahOnri NJ. Young are
now settled in their new home, 1873 Cen
ter street. and Mrs. Young viii be at
home Wednesdays.
x = X
Mrs. J. G. Weeter of Pocatell is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Gorham for
a week or so.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. +. Blunck are here
from Idaho visiting their daughter,
Mrs. L. H. Wheeler.
x X X
Miss Nettie Luman has returned to
National Park seminary after pleas
ant vacation spent with friends in New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
X
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lynch returned
yesterday from Long Beach. where Mrs.
Lynch has spent the winter. Mir. Lynch
has been away month.
X x X
Mrs. c. ;. Williamson of Denver. who
has spent the past few weeks here, left
Saturday evening for her home
X x x
Mrs. NJ. Connant and her mother.
Mrs. Kenneth, viii be here from Port
land tomorrow to visit Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar L. Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. A ]. GorfaTn have
moved and are now at home att7i5 Sec
ond street.
The WOmen's club meets today with
Mrs. L. 5. Deane. Mrs. Deane will read
a paper on The Child Without a
Childhood" and Mrs T. T. Allen will
speak on child labor.
K X x
The regular meething of the Ladies
Auxialiary society of the Temple B'nai
Israel will be held tomorrow at 2:3O. at
the B. B. rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van D. Spalding and
NTH Eethel WINNER left yesterday for
an eastern trip of some months.
X x
The Sans Souci club met Yesterday
with Mrs. Abner Luman, and prizes
were won by Mrs. E. S. ElIerbeck ana
Mrs Wilson
On account of the funeral of Mrs.
Charles H. Anderson. there will be 10
of St Marks guild this week |
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Mrs. Sam H Sharman entertained a |
number of her friends at an April card
party on Monday. Prizes were won by |
Mrs William Egan and Mrs. o. f. |
Groshel. Those present We're: Mrs. |
Roy Snow, Mrs. Harry Elliott, Mrs. |
William Dee, Mrs. Thomas Rang, Mrs. |
F. H. Groshell. Mrs. o. w. Rawlings, |
Mrs. o. L. Groshell, jr.. Mrs. SHIRLEY, |
Mrs. I. A. Wooley, Mrs. A. H. Wooley
x x x
Numerous box parties were seen at
the Grand last evening for the opening
performance of 'Incog," presented by
the Leighton company. Mr. and Mrs. 4.
H. Snow entertained a party of eight
friends, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Kiser
were seen in another box with a smaller
party.
X \ x
Mrs. Il. s. Daynes was the hostess
at a luncheon at he Brans-
ford for fifteen of her friends given in 1
honor of Miss Vjlate Earjley, whose
marriage takes place tomorrow The
long table was decorated with azaleas
and carnations.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.