The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-28
SOCIETY

Mrs. John Alfred Reeves entertained a
number of friends yesterday afternoon at
cards, the affair being in honor of Mrs
E. r. Dickinson of Denver, who is
guest at the Reeves home. The place
cards and tallies and score cards were
hand decorated with japanese figures and
Ter and pink and white roses. Seven ia
bles of bridge We're played.
The dance at the Country club tomor-
row evening promises TO be the first real
ly popular one of the summer season.
The change in the weather will make the
amusement more in favor and as no attn
letic program is scheduled for the aft
ernoOn the dinner and the dance will be
of absorbing interest
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Mrs. c. o. Whittemore and Miss June
Whittemore and Mrs. Abner Luman and
her daughter Nettie have issued invita-
tions for large reception to be given at
the Whttemore home, 659 East Second
South street next Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. w. D. THOMPSON and Miss Lydia
White leave Whitehall Saturday to go to
Los Angeles for short stay.
Mrs. Oscar l. Cox viii entertain today
at a Kensington for her mother, Mrs L.
II. Buddemer and Mrs. John W, Mackey,
who are visiting here
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Mrs. j. NJ. Moore entertained few
friends at a luncheon yesterday for. Mrs.
Burke Parret of Fairfield. Ia, who is
the guest of Mrs. 7. r. Black.
Mrs. A c. Ellis and Miss Nina Rogers
will give a luncheon on Tuesday next
for Miss Beatrice Cheesman.
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Mr. James Woolf of Chicago arrived
in the city yesterday and is guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. fenton-
Lynn Clinton IS home from Yale and
will spend the summer with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Clinton.
There will be an informal hop at the
post this evening preceded by the usual
number OF small and informal dinners
Mrs George l.. Savake entertains today
at luncheon al her home for Mrs. Duke
of Chicago.
Miss Margaret Loda gives a luncheon
today in compliment 10 MISS Helen
Santschi.
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Mrs. Margaret Robertson Kerr will give
an informal reception this evening to
meet her sister, Mrs William ID. An
dersOn.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Clinton, jr-, of
Boise, are here for d short time visit
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace II. Smith are now
at home for the summer at 1853 \ street
northwest, Washington, D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward J. Roberts are in
Oakland visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch
Mr.. George A. Snow. who has spent the
past few days IN town, leaves today for
his home in Chicago.
Job Lyon leaves Saturday for San Diego
to join Mrs Lyon, who is there visiting
her parents.
A lake party in honor of Miss Irene
Schofields birthday, was given last Mon
day evening. After delicious supper at
Saltair the party spent the remainder of
the evening in dancing. Those present
were the Misses Irene Schofield Mabel
Parry, Hazel Parry, Hettie Haslam Mar
garet Haslam, Ella Nelson, Edna Open
shaw Mayme Haslam, Dagmar Lund and
Messrs. John Haslam, Harry Cram, Lynn
Inlay, Jay Montgomery, Bert Williams.
Field Williams, Dan Rawlins, VIII Vier,
Eugene Hardy and Arthur Perkes.
Mrs A H Tarbet entertained the ITO
pia club on Wednesday, six tables being
filled with players and prizes being
awarded to Mrs. c. NJ. Bell, Mrs. 8. H.
Pinkerton and Mrs. ]. J. Daily. The club
will hold its final meeting of the season
at the home of Mrs. Fred Dern, 1853 East
Brigham street on July 10.
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Miss Amy McDermid, who has been al
iting the Misses Coates, 1868 East Third
South.
Miss Jennie BTeckOn left last evening
for California. where she will visit in Los
Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego.