The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-22
SOCIETY

Nothing so far in the seasons enter
tanning has been more delightful than
the third of the midwinter dances
given last evening at Christensen's
hall on First South street. The affair
was in charge of the same young ma
irons who had managed the two prior
affairs so well. Mrs. Wallace Brans-
ford, Mrs. Lewis Evans, Mrs. Eibirdge
Thomas, Mrs. Fred Dern and Mrs
Roscoe Breeder. Although dancing
was the main feature, four tables of
bridge We're arranged in the corner of
the north parlor, and here number
of the devotees of that game enjoyed
a few rubbers. Variety was given to
the program by the introduction of
men were not allowed to select part
ners. A punch table was placed in
one end of the parlor, while a supper
was served late in the evening in the
lobby adjoining. Over a hundred were
present, among them being a number
of the officers and ladies of the post,
who were guests of honor.
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The Misses Pearl and Margaret Saw
age entertained at a large card party
last evening in compliment to Mrs.
Rendle of Rawlins. Wyo., and Miss
Katherine Goebel of Spokane. Eleven
tables of 500 were played and prizes
awarded the winners. The Savage
home on Third avenue was bright
with quantities of flowers, roses grac-
ing the parlors and carnations the
other rooms. The young hostesses
were assisted by their mother and
their younger sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Moore enter
tanned few of their friends last
evening at a dinner at their home in
the COVey flats. The table decora-
tons were all in red and white, car
nations and candles and shades all
harmOnizing in the two colors The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Evans,
Mr.. and Mrs Z. A. Greenwood, DIR.
and Mrs F. D. Bickford, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Reed, Mrs. S. c. Baldwin and
Mrs Hoyt.
The marriage of Miss Catherine
Dougall and Franklin H. B. Plat will
take place this morning in the tenn
pie. The ceremony will be followed by
a wedding breakfast to the family
only. and later the ySung people will
leave on short wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Anderson, who
left here last May. in company with
their daughter, Miss Jessie Anderson,
who is now Mrs. John Barry Sears
have returned to the city and are at
the Kenyon.
James w. Neil came in from his
home in Pasadena yesterday morning
and will leave today for Butte.
E. o. Carey left yesterday for Den
yer, after stay of several days here,
TO join Mrs. Carey and Webster.
Mrs. William BayIey will be here to-
day from Denver and will spend some
time with friends before leaving for
her home in Los Angeles.
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Professor and Mrs. Byron Cum
mings entertain this evening at a din
ner for DR.. Hewitt of Washington.
Miss Sybella Clayton. who returned
recently from abroad has so far re-
rovered her health that she will give
a piano recital in the Salt Lake thea
tire on the evening of March ..
The men of St. Marks and st. PauPs
churches will give a banquet to Bishop
F. S. Spalding tonight at the CONNER
cial club.
Mrs. NJ. B. Whitney entertained q
few of the close friends OF Mrs. Sam
ScnWaD yesterday afternoon at bridge.
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Miss Katherine Geddes gives a tea
this afternoon for her sister, Mrs.
Hooper Dunbar.
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Miss I4Orena Dusenberry who has
spent the past month in Portland with
her sister. Mrs. Joseph Nibley, re-
turned Sunday and has gone to her
home in Provo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gleason Of Ogden are
in town visiting friends for few
days.
Miss Ella Stickney spent the week
end in Santaquin visiting relatives
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DR.. H. D. Niles and DIR. Union
Worthington returned yesterday from
Riverside, where they have been
spending a few weeks.
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Mrs. Elliott KimbalI entertained the
Young Matrons Card club yesterday
afternoon at her home.
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Mrs. Julia Taylor left last evening
for Los Angeles. She will spend some