The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-16
host Lyon, Mrs. Duncan and
the N tier. The festivities were
contiry 1919 the evening by Mrs. Fos-
fer,e ol,iIds-1sa nx.xl iIxlxa..

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ter's children and grandchildren.
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Miss Clara Smith entertained yester-
day AT a luncheon, followed by box
party at the Orpheum, in compliment to
Miss June Whittemore. The decora-
tons AT the luncheon were all in sweet
peas hnd the guests. besides Miss Whit
tem9re, were Miss Margaret Werner,
Miss Elsie Yates. Miss Carrie Snyder
and Miss Carrie Atkins.
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Miss Carolyn l.. willard. who has
been spending a week past with Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer B. Jones, has returned
to her home in Chicago Miss Willard
lis pianiste of note, having played
with the Thomas orchestra in that ca
pacity for some time.
Mrs. Edward F. Colborn entertained
friends yesterday at a luncheon for her
guest, Mrs Manse Conn of Idaho.
Green and white were the colors used
in the table decorations.
Mrs. r. Fl. Officer will be the hostess
today at luncheon ar the Country
club, one of series of such events.
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Mrs Ernest Hamburger gives lunch
con for number of her friends today
at the Country club.
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Colonel and Mrs. N W. Clayton and
their family have gone to the Clayton
ranch in Parley's canyon for the warm
weather. Miss Sybella Clayton will en-
terrain quite a house party for the
week end
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Ferry have
opened up their cottage at Brighton
and the children are already installed
there with their nurse. Mr.. and Mrs
Ferry will join them later.
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Miss Dame of Boston is here visiting
her sister, Mrs. George NJ. Bacon The
two sisters will leave the last of the
present week for tour of Yellowstone
National park.
Captain and Mrs. Briant Wells and
their children arrived Yesterday after
noon from San Francisco, where they
landed on Monday from Manila They
are with Mrs. T. w. Jennings
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Mrs. w. r. Butler left last evening
for California, and will spend some
time at Catalina.
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Mrs. John Reed entertains a few
friends today at a breakfast. followed
by bridge, for Mrs. Charles o. White
more.
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Miss Hazel Taylor is in town from
Provo for stay of a few days with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. B. Mudgett and Miss
Edith Mudgett left yesterday for Cali
fcrnia to spend the remainder of the
summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Heber NJ Wells and
their children will shortly leave for
Brighton for the summer, where they
have taken the Mont Ferry cottage.
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Mrs. Joseph H. Young and her two
small daughters have arrived from
Oakland and are at the Henry w Law
renee home.
Miss Emma Lucy Gates. who has
been guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Burton. will leave today to
join her mother at Brighton.
Mrs. Adella Brandwin is in New York
and will be away till about the last of
August.
Frank Bersbach of Chicago. brother:
of Mrs. Sam Porter, is here for visit
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Mrs. J. B. Evans has gone to Port
land to spend the rest of the summer.
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Mrs Mary Ryan left last evening Cor
Fairview, Ore. To make her home with
her son, Archie d. Ryan.
Mrs. w. II. Dusenberry came up from
Provo yesterday and will remain till
after the funeral Of her nephew, Race
Whitney.
Mrs. q. y. Aulabaugh has returned t.
her home in Omaha. after stay of
some weeks with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j. B. Evans.
Mrs. Frank Groesbeck and son. Har-
old. leave Sunday to spend the remain
der of the summer at Long Beach.
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Mrs. Charles Henrotin is here with
her son on a short visit to her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph ALI.
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Mrs. Frederick A. Vincent is home
from a visit in the northwest.
X X X
A. L. Hoppaugh left yesterday for a
trip TO the northwest. to be away TO-.
month or so.
Mrs. Sam II. Sharman and children
leave Friday for BoZeman, Mont, for
stay of a month.
Mrs. A. B. Cline and children left
last night for Beaver to spend d month
or two with her parents.