The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-07
SOCIETY

Ogden canyon. with its several resorts.
was perfect rendezvous for Salt Lakers
on the Fourth and Sunday. many max
ing the trip up by motor for a stay OF
the two days or more and others max
ing the journey by rail. Mr. and Mrs
Walter E. Ware, their daughter Florence,
Miss Emma Zane and Miss Frances Fer
guson made one party at the Hermitage
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Walker, with their
children and Miss Dorothy Rooklidge'
spent the day at the Hermitage. while
Mrs o. j. Salisbury, Mrs. A. II. s. Bird,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Mccormick and Henry
Mccormick spent the two days at Idle
wild. Mr.. and Mrs b. w. Raymond and
their guests, Sherwood Raymond and
Miss Ruth Raymond of Chicago. spent
Sunday and Monday in the canyon, d.
viding their time between the two re-
sorts. DR.. and Mrs. II. N. Mayo and
their guest, Mrs Nelson Story. motored
up Sunday afternoon in time for dinner
and returned by moonlight Mr.. and Mrs.
George c. Moore and their daughters, the
Misses Mary and Georgia Moore, and
Mr.. Crewes. also spent Sunday at Idle
wild, and Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Bassett
and Lieutenant Eugene Santschi enjoyed
dinner at the latter place after stay
of few days in the canyon. Miss Jo-
sephine Spencer and Mrs. Spencer went
up Friday evening and remained over the
Fourth ard Sunday at Idlewild, and Mrs
c. Ira TGttle and her son, Mr.. and Mrs
e. c. Parsons. Miss Elsie Parsons. Miss
Virginia Beatty and Miss Edith Godbe,
spent three days at the Hermitage. DR..
I. b. Beatty motored up with Mr.. and
Mrs. Becker and remained over till yes
terday morning at Idlewild, and Cresgh-
ton Brown took party or young men
up with him In the motor car and came
back that night. -
More lake parties were given yesterday
afternoon than has been the order so far
this season. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest A
GrpanwOnd took "A marty of fWaufy QiIQcfa
out in compliment to their sisters, Mrs. 1
Hendricks and Mrs. Snyder. who are their
house guests. Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Fa-
bian entertained party of young people
in compliment to their guest, Mr. Tit
NAH of Chicago, and numerous other par
ties enjoyed the dip and the supper, fol-
lowed by dancing.
The big charity card party to be given
at Rowland hall on the morning of July
Is in claiming the attention of the Hos
pltal Charity association and tables are
already secured in many cases. Those
who wish to reserve tables can do so by
notifying Mrs. Charles d. Moore at the
Fifth East hotel.
Miss Ruth Raymond, who has spent the
past few weeks here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. W. Raymond, leaves on Friday for her
home in Chicago. Her father, Sherwood
Raymond, Will remain for the rest of the
summer.
Miss Jessie Bancroft, director of physi-
cal training in the elementary schools of
Greater New York. is in town for two
weeks work at the University Chautau-
qua. She is the guest of Miss Martha
johnson at her home. 204 NJ street.
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Captain and Mrs. William d. Plat, well
known here, have moved from Sandy
Hook and are at home at WATERFOWL ar
senal, WATERFOWL. Mass, just outside of
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Clyde Squires are
guests of Mr.. Squires' mother, Mrs. Ella
Squires, on Canyon road.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. Frank Paine and their
daughter Eulalia, of Portland, Ore, are
here. the guests of Judge and Mrs. ]. w.
Mckinney.
Miss Lorene Leary entertained at
very informal bridge tea yesterday for
Mrs. j. s. Evans aud Miss McCrory
Two tables were played and flowers were
awarded as prizes.
Miss Carrie Sappington will entertain
few friends al bridge this evening for
Mrs. Evans and Miss McCrory
X X X
Mrs. Charles A. Walker and her mother.
Mrs. Foote, give large luncheon at their
country place in Cottonwood today.
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Miss Margaret Werner will entertain at
tea today for her guest, Miss June
Whittemore.
X X X
Mrs. Fred Dern and Mrs. Sam Porter
will entertain the Cup and Saucer club
at the Dern home this afternoon
X
Mrs. Russell l.. Tracy leaves today for
Yellowstone National park to join Mr.
Tracy.
Miss Katie Adams and Miss Ruby Lam
bourne will entertain at a lawn party
on Friday at the Thomas home on
street.
Mrs. A. +. Hyde and her children are
in Ogden visiting friends for short
time.
X X X
Judge Thomas Marioneaux left yester-
day on the Limited for Denver to De
away few days.
X * X
Miss Maud May Babcock is in Ogden
for a week attending the convention of
educators.
Joe Siegel left yesterday for New York
on a business trip. Earl Siegel accom-
panied him as far Denver.