The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-20
SOCIETY

Mrs. James V Sadler and Miss Daisy
Ray ould entertained a party of twelve
yesterday afternoon at the Orpheum in
compliment to Miss Edna Bailey, who
has just returned from New York. Fol-
lowing the play the party enjoyed a
nigh tea at FrankIin's, where a grea.
DOW OF yellow daffodils filed the centre
OF the table. and daffodils place cards
carried out the same idea. The guests
to meet Miss Bailey were Miss Jessie
Anderson, Mrs. j. S. Huntoon, Mrs
Fred Dcrn. Mrs. Russell Schulder, Miss
lone Morrison, Mrs. Charles w. Law
renee, Mrs Charles Post. Mrs. George
I. Badger and Miss Eloise sadler-
DIR. and Mrs. w G. McEnery, foe
merry of salt Lake. were hosts at din
ner given recently in San Francisco
at their home eOn Broadway. Covers
were laid for eighteen guests at the
beautifully decorated tai BILE. upon which
deep REQ meteor roses were effectively
arranged. Dresden candelabra with
red shades added to the pleasing eff
feet. Following the dinner the guests
enjoyed several hours of bridge Those
present were: Miss McEnery, Captain
and Mrs. James H. Bull. L. S. N; Cap
tain and Mrs. Mark. L. s. ". c.: Miss
Florence Ives. Mrs. Malcolm Henry,
Mrs. Shirley, Mrs, Marguerite Hanford,
Mrs. Darragh. Mrs. E Walton Hedges.
Edmund n. Carpenter. Philip Paschel.
Edward j. Vogel. Gustave Sutro and
Major Stephenson, L. S. A.
Mrs Heber NJ. Wells will entertain
at bridge tea tomorrow afternoon at
her home on First street.
Mrs. II. A. Whitney and her mother
Mrs. Herman, viii give luncheon to-
day for Mrs Huntoon
Mrs. Thomas G. Griffin entertains to-
morrow at luncheon, also for Mrs.
Huntoon.
Mrs. ]. S. Noble has arrived from
Seattle, and she and her daughter, Miss
Blanche Werner. are at home at go
West Third South street
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Rev. and Mrs. George c. Hunting are
guests of Miss Spaldtng for a short
time till they leave for Ely. 80,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Game will
leave next week fer Los Angeles to
visit Mrs. Elizabeth Hooper Dunbar.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Bamberger will
move shortly and will be at home after
March at IS D street;
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hogle and James
HOgle. jr.. expect TO leave about the
first of che month for stay Of some
months abroad.
Mrs. John Lewis of Ogden spent yes
terday in the city on a shopping trip.
Miss Pearl Weller is home from New
York, where she has been visiting Miss
Mollie Sidebotham and her mother.
Mrs. ]. R Walker entertains today
at luncheon for a dozen of her
friends.
Mrs. Kenneth c. Kerr left last even
ing for Denver to spend a fortnight
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Young.
Mrs. James Kimban of Ogden spent
yesterday in the city with friends.
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Miss Ella Mantor is here from Long
Beach for a stay of a week with her
aunt, Mrs. James Hogle.
Mrs. william Reid entertains her
card club today at her home.
The meeting of the Shakespeare sec
tion of the Ladies' Literary club sched-
uled for this morning is postponed for
two weeks.
MISS May AfutI VIII give
shower this afternoon in honor of Miss
Hazel Grant, who will be married
shortly TO Imri Needham. &c.
The Bridge club met. yesterday after
noon with Miss Edith Sherman at her
home on East Second South street.
The last meeting of the Monday
Night Literary club was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Lovendale- There
were two papers read. one by Mrs.
LoVendale on Susan B. Anthony and
Her Work" and the other by Mrs
Wise on Juvenile Betterment." Both
papers were listened to with a great
deal of interest by those present. The
next meeting of the club will be so
ciai evening to be held at the home of
Mr. and MIS- Lovendale tomorrow
evening - .ea.-
There vii! be reception from. 9 till g.
o'clock Saturday afternoon in honor Of
Mrs. Clarence T. Brown, formerly of
this city. who will arrive in town to-
day. The affair will be given in the
parsonage of the First Congregational
church. This is now the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Evans. but was the
home of Mrs. Brown while her husband
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