The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-05
Oaden Society.


| A farewell reception was rendered Mr..
and Mrs. Josh Grant at the home of Mrs.
| Grants mother. Mrs A. T. Wright, on
Thursday evening. Only members Of the
Mrs. Grant leave for Salt Lake today.
Yhere Mr.. Grant will engage In the sta
tonery business.
y Mrs. Wood Of Los Angeles is the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. F. M. briggs.
Mrs. j. III. Spargo has invitations out
| for euchre on Tuesday at the Virginia
Mrs A. G. Horn entertained the Bridge
club on Wednesday afternoon at the Vir-
ginia.
Miss Matte Weston entertained the
members of her sewing club on Wednes-
day afternoon.
Miss Grace Stanley will leave next
month or six weeks.
Miss Marie Staples of Salt Lake City
is the guest of Miss Katherine Barker for
Mr. and Mrs. George c. Bent and son.
Wiley. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs A
B. Patten.
Mrs F. H. Fielding will leave Monday
for an indefinite stay with relatives in
Los Angeles.
Mrs e. w. Goodman of Los Angeles
and two sons are the guests OF Mrs.
Goodman's sister, Mrs; B; G. Knoth-
guest at their home. Mr.. Hess's sister,
| Mrs. Streeter of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Walter Aldrich of Galesburg. Ill.
who has been visiting her sister MIS-
| Monday for her home.
Miss Dana Kelly is home from the
| University of Chicago to spend her vaca-
| ton
| Mrs. J. G. Paine and daughter, Emma,
| are back from few weeks visit at Ely,
! New, and are at the Reed for a Few
weeks
a guest. Mr.. Reynolds mother of Salt
| Lake City.
| Mrs A s. Condor entertained the Mar
tina society on Monday afternoon at her
| home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Anderson are in
| from Ely, New to spend a few weeks
with relatives in Ogden and Salt Lake
! City.
A delightfully."- arranged lawn party of
| Wednesday afternoon was the one given
| by Miss Loretta Malone in honor of her
/ guest, Miss Alice Cashen of Evanston.
Wyo. Games were among the afternoon s
| amusements, and at o'clock tea was
served. small tables being arranged on the
lawn.
Miss Augusta Brooks was hostess at a
prettily appointed Kensington on Wednes-
day afternoon, her guests numbering six
teen.
Miss Winifred Parker was hostess on
Tuesday at afternoon affair in COM
pliment to her guest, Miss Hilda of Nash
Mrs. Fred N. Hess entertained infor-
mally on Wednesday evening at five hun
dred. In compliment to Mrs. Wood of Los
Angeles. three tables being filled with the
players.
Miss Bertha Mason entertained about
twenty of her little friends on Monday af-
ternoon in honor of her twelft. birthday
anniversary. Games were played on the
lawn and luncheon was served at 5
o'clock. -
Horace Foster celebrated his tenth
birthday annivf3ary on Thursday, at the
home of his,Iarents. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
5. Fostf, on Harrison avenue. In the
evening well appointed dinner was
seved by Mrs. Foster, and the day was
me of pleasure for all.
i Miss Esther Harrison entertained about
twenty friends on Tuesday evening at a
porch party. Chinese lanterns Illuminated
| the merry scene and the porch was deco
were played during the evening and re-
| freshments were served on small tables
The members of the Tolstoi circle gave
| their annual outing on Wednesday in the
beautiful grove adjoining the home of
Mrs Newcomb on Robinson avenue The
hours were spent in gay conversation. AMI
| luncheon was served beneath the trees.
| Places were laid for thirty. and a number
of toasts were given in honor of the day
Mrs Newcomb the retiring president, was
presented by the club members with a
| hand-painted cup and saucer. Mrs. F. H.
1 King made the presentation speech IN a
| few well-chosen words. After luncheon
the ladies adjourned to the lawn, where
AN interesting program was carried out.
Miss Irene Reid was hostess on Thurs
day afternoon at an informally arranged
luncheon, Miss Daisy Gordon of St Paul
being the inspiration for the affair Roses
were used in the decorations and the color
| idea was carried out in pink and white
Miss Mabel Heath was hostess at pa
| triotic party on Thursday evening at her
| home on Madison avenue. The rooms
were gay with numerous flags and bunt-
| ing The game of the evening was five
hundred. prizes being won by Miss Lucy
| Morley and Henry Foster. The table was
decorated in the prevailing colors, red
| white and blue flowers being used. The
refreshments and place cards further car
| ried ont the idea and everything was sug-
gestive of the nations birthday. Twenty
| five guests enjoyed the affair.