The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-02

Mrs. George T. Odell poured, assisted
by Miss Jean Odell. Mrs. w. NJ. Nc
Crea and Mrs. John C. Daily Mrs
Hunt was assisted by her mother, Mrs
Grant. The rooms We're bright with
the autumn flowers. and the dining
room was especially attractive with
decorations of autumn leaves in sprays
over the cloth. The prizes in the game
We're awarded to Mrs. George Savage.
Mrs Elbridse Thomas. Mrs. E. NJ. ALI
son, Mrs. w. p. Stanley, Mrs VIII Ell
lerbeck, Mrs T. r. Black, Mrs w. D.
Foster and Mrs. w. H. Dale
Despite the good crowds in attend
ance, for Wednesday was one of the
busiest days at the County club, the
club has been closed for the season, and
Will serve only light refreshments
through the winter. The golf plays go
merrily on, however, the men having
almost reached their semi-finaIs in the
championship game. There is some
prospect of postponing the finals till
later in the month The women who
are in the handicap tournament for the
Gemmell cup are playing for their
fourth member for the Semi-fiIials Mrs
Union Worthington having won Wed
nesday from Miss Lorene Leary by de-
fault.
Mrs. lsadore Mayer and her daughter
Mrs Charles Cain CrismOn. will enter
tain at two bridge teas on Wednesday
and Thursday of next week, the second
affair being in compliment to Mrs Rob-
ert II. Allen, who is here visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel McIn-
tyre. and to Miss TowIe of San Fran
cisco, who is the guest of her sister.
Mrs. L. A. Mcclure.
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The current events and current liter
ature section of the Ladies' Literary
club will hold the first meeting for the
season this afternoon at the club house
Mrs Stephenson will give a review of
the most important events of the sum-
mer, and tea will be served and the
usual social hour enjoyed.
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Mrs Edwin F. Holmes will be at
home this afternoon to receive her
friends as usual, this being the first
Friday for some two weeks past. The
art gallery of the Amelia Palace will
also be open to all visitors till o'clock
this afternoon.
Guy Eldredge has been in the city
the past few days from Tacoma, on a
short business trip. His mother, Mrs
c. a. Eldredge, is in Portland visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest r. Eldredge, and
she will join him to go on to Tacoma
on his way back, and will spend some
time there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brown and their
little daughter. Juliet. left last evening
for the east Mr.. Brown goes on to
New York on business but Mrs. Brown
will remain in Omaha visiting her
mother for month.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herman A Prosser are
still i'm Now Work nd at !
tThey expect to sail shortly. however.
for stay of some months abroad
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Mrs. Ira o. Rhoades left yesterday
for her home in Berkeley. Cal. after q
short visit with Mrs. A. E. Hutchinson
here Her son, Geyer, has gone on east
to enter upon his second year at col
lege.
Hiss Mayme Noble his issued invita-
tions for a dinner TO be given at the
Alta club on sunday evening for MIR.
and Mrs. Roy Byrne-
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, Ms Hampton Hutton will be here
today from Los Angeles to spend some
time with her daughter. Mrs. John 5.
Upham. and Captain Upham at Fort
Douglas.
Miss Josephine Kellogg is here from
Provo for visit of a few days with
friends.
Miss Ida Macintosh is back from a
short trip to Chicago, and is again at
home at The Halls.
Miss Edith Shermer of Payson and
/ her sister, Miss Grace Shermer. are in
town for few days with friends.
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Mrs. w. F. Knox of Beaver. with her
small son. Wallace, is in town visiting.
Mrs. Henry Siegel entertains a num-
Der of her friends this evening at a mu-
steal at her home.
Mrs. Grant Hampton will entertain
at a luncheon on Tuesday al the Uni
versity club for Mrs. Moylan c. Fox.
Miss Hazel Sappington entertains at
an informal affair this evening for Miss
Lesley Woodruff.
Miss Charlotte Boutwell, entertains a
party of her young friends at dance
this evening al the Boutwell, home.
Mrs. NJ. r. Lipman will entertain al
bridge this afternoon at her home.
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Mrs. William NJ. Hunt will entertain
at bridge again today in compliment TO
ner cousin. Miss Jean OdeT. who is one
of the autumn brides.
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Miss Mayme Lindsay is now at home
at 40 East Sixth South street
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Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Wilson are now
at home at the Fifth East hotel and
their daughter, Mrs. John B. King of
Texarkana, Tex, will be with them for
a month.
Miss Elizabeth FITZGERALD has re-
turned from Kimberly, where she has
spent the summer, and she is at home
with her brother, F. V. FitzGerald at
the Hamilton.
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The Cup and Saucer club meets
week from today with Mrs. Elbridge
Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Herr are back
/ from a trip to Los Angeles.
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The auxiliary committee of the Cen
| ealosical society will hold a meeting at